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Aurangabad Guide

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  How To Reach Aurangabad

  By Road: National and state highways link Aurangabad to most cities in Maharashtra and other parts of the country. MSRTC buses are an ideal option for road travellers.
  
  By Rail: Aurangabad Railway Station is directly connected to important Indian cities like Delhi, Mumbai and Ahmedabad. Another railhead serving the town is in Manmad.
  
  By Air: Regular flights ply from Delhi and Mumbai to the Chikalthana Airport in Aurangabad. Located 10 km from the city centre, this airport links the city to most global towns.

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  Shopping in Aurangabad

  Shopping in Aurangabad is a fascinating experience as it is the only city in the world to practice age-old weaving crafts like Himroo and Mashru. Besides woven shawls, markets in Aurangabad are particularly famous for the legendary Paithani sarees. The intricate silver inlay craft, known as Bidriware, is another item unique to Aurangabad. Furthermore, local markets across the town can be explored for semi-precious stones and old coins.

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  Restaurants in Aurangabad

  Indian Vegetarian: For authentic North Indian and Gujarati delicacies, tourists can try thali meals served at Bhoj, Thaat-Baat, Naivedya, Swad and Indrali. Other restaurants like Smile, Laadli, Madhu’s and Mrignayani are preferred for their extensive a-la-carte options.
  
  Indian Non-Vegetarian: There are a number of good restaurants in town that serve rich Muslim cuisine for non-vegetarian lovers. Jazeera, Mughal Darbar, Angeethi, Gharonda, Riviera, Kohinoor Plaza, Atithi-Rooftop and Amarpreet are a few preferred places.
  
  Others: Aurangabad is popular for street food like vada pav and chaat that is available in every nook and corner of the city. Several dhabas lining the outskirts of the city are a perfect getaway for families. International chains like Domino's and CCD also exist here.

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