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Yes its possible to cover aurangabad in two days and the places to visit a must are :
- Ajanta Caves
- Ellora caves
-Bibi Ka maqbara
-Lonar lake
-Daulatbad Fort
-Grishneshwar Temple
and yes on mondays; ellora/ajanta caves are closed, so plan accordingly.
Upvote (3)CommentTysm...i am visiting on sat and sun :)
Yes it is possible to cover, Give a day for Ellora and Bibi ka maqbara (Mini Taj) and a full day for Ajantha caves.
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Yes you can go easily Ajanta and Ellora in 2 days and also you should visit Bibi ka maqbara.
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Yes aniket...
u can visit Ajanta and Ellora caves in 2 days... things to be noted are they are closed on monday.
and please start your trip early in the morning so that you won't face the problem of heat of sun.
do visit bibi-ka-makbara
if you are shopoholic, visit prozone mall (biggest in Aurangabad)...
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Yes, you can cover both places in 2 days. there are some other places near ajanta and ellora so also visit there.
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Yes and there’s also a temple nearby which is the only place where you can find sleeping hanuman diety..do visit if possible
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Ellora if to be toured fully needs one full day and the same applies for Ajanta. If you are planning for Aurangabad then keep 2 days for Ajanta and Ellora but do keep 1 day for the Daulatabad fort which is mesmerizing.
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Ajanta Caves are a three hour drive from Aurangabad. So a day for them and places in the city and another day for Ellora, Daulatabad fort, Lonar lake and the Shiva Temple.
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Yes, it is possibe!
Here is a suggested 3-day itinerary for Aurangabad that includes the main attractions in the area: Day 1: Visit the Ajanta Caves (approximately 100 km from Aurangabad)
Explore the 30 Buddhist rock-cut caves, famous for their exquisite paintings and sculptures
Return to Aurangabad by evening
Day 2: Visit the Ellora Caves (approximately 30 km from Aurangabad)
Explore the 34 rock-cut caves featuring Hindu, Buddhist, and Jain sculptures and temples
Visit the nearby Grishneshwar Jyotirlinga Temple, one of the 12 Jyotirlingas in India
Return to Aurangabad by evening
Day 3: Visit Lonar Crater Lake (approximately 135 km from Aurangabad)
Explore the unique saltwater lake formed by a meteor impact
On the way back to Aurangabad, visit the Daulatabad Fort, an impressive 14th-century fortress with a fascinating history
If time permits, visit the Bibi Ka Maqbara, a beautiful mausoleum built in memory of Aurangzeb's wife
Return to Aurangabad by evening
As for transportation, it is recommended to hire a private cab for convenience and comfort. While buses are available, they may not always be reliable or comfortable, especially for long distances. A private cab will give you the flexibility to explore the area at your own pace and comfort.
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