Aurangabad Car Rental

Aurangabad, one of the cleanest cities of India, is Maharashtra's most celebrated destination. This city is extremely popular for its medieval monuments and cultural heritage. Aurangabad was known as ' khirki ' earlier due to its vital position that outfitted a window panorama of the Deccan Plateau. India Luxury Cars comes as one of the handiest options to travel across Aurangabad while relishing an exceptional automotive experience. We promise to entertain you with the applicability of premium cars, executive cars, luxury cars and SUVs. We ensure you to dish up the best with leading and ravishing cars of India Luxury Car.

Places To Visit In Aurangabad
» Aurangabad caves
It has a cluster of caves which are carved out of a hill side. These are very beautiful Buddhist caves. The caves were carved out in sixth or seventh century.
» Bibi Ka Maqbara
It is a beautiful Persian monument built by a son in remembrance of his mother. It was the tomb of Rabi Durani wife of Aurangazeb. It is considered to be a replica of Taj Mahal.

» Panchakki
An engineering whiz of the 17th century, it was built by Ambar Malik in 1695. The use of the Panchakki was to give power to the flour mill and grind grains for the pilgrims.

» Darwazas
There are four main darwazas leading to this city and nine more darwazas which form a part of the defence systems of this city.

» Ajanta Caves
Located 99 kms away from the city of Aurangabad in Maharashtra, the Ajanta and Ellora caves are an outstanding specimens of ancient Indian Architectural Heritage. Ajanta caves are set in beautiful surroundings of Sahyadri Hills. Discovered accidentally by British captain John Smith, these caves provide a unique combination of architecture, sculpture and paintings.

» Ellora Caves
Located at a distance of 30 km from Aurangabad, the World Heritage Site of Ellora Caves represent three faiths Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. The total count of the caves is 34. These rock-cut structures were carved between 350 AD and 750 AD. Cave 10, 5 and 16 are not popular with visitors.

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