Udaipur to Aurangabad Flights

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Located in the northern part of the state, the city is situated on the banks of river Kham. The city has many beautiful and mythological monuments reflecting the heritage of the Mughals who ruled India back in 1653. From the incredible Bibi-ka-Maqbara, which has similarity with the world-famous Taj Mahal, to the colossal Daulatabad Fort, Aurangabad is marked with history. Aurangabad is a good starting point for getting to study Madhya Pradesh closely. This place was also used by the Mughal Empire to strategies their plans. Aurangabad is also an official tourist capital of Maharashtra. Since the influence of Buddhism was very strong, the glimpses of Buddhism can be witnessed even today in the caves of Anjata and Ellora. Then both these caves have been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Here are the best places in Aurangabad

• Ajanta Caves: There are 32 Buddhist caves and has been listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Ajanta caves carved into the stones are either chaityas and prayer halls or viharas or residential cells. Ajanta displays the Gandhara and Mathura art systems of the Kushan period, the Sarnath art system of the Gupta period, and the Amaravati art system of the Uttar Satavahana and Ikshvaku periods.
• Daulatabad Fort: It is situated on a 200-meter high hill and spread over 95 hectares. Being a strong defence rampart around and inside it, this fort was considered impregnable.
• Khuldabad: This place was once home to two Muslim sons Barhan-ud-din and Jain-ud-din were inhabited and now their tomb also remains here. There are three doors to this place - Langda, Pangra and Nagarkhana.
• Fort Arak: This fort was built under the order of Aurangzeb in 1692. This fort has become a ruin today. But still, at one time, its architecture was worth seeing. This fort has 4 gates. According to the inscriptions the fort is believed to be built in 1659.
• Purwar Museum: This small museum is located on Sarafa Road. There is a Quran written by Aurangzeb 800 years ago.
• Soneri Mahal: This is a golden Palace. The gold paintings of this palace are very good and worth appreciating. This palace was built by Chief Bandakhand dating back to the 17^th century and is made of stone and lime.
• Bibi Ka Maqbara: It was built by Aurangzeb's son Prince Azam Shah in memory of his mother Begum Rabia in 1678.
• Panchakki: Panchakki is a 17th-century watermill. Its underground water canal is more than 8 km away from its source located in the mountains.
• Jalna: It is a popular spiritual site and the birthplace of Saint Ramdas Swami, who according to Hindu mythology, was born at the time of the birth of Lord Rama.
• Lonar Lake: It is one of the five largest (meteorite-formed lakes) lakes in the world, and is about 2 km wide and 150 meters deep. This is oval in shape and is the world's only natural collision lake in basalt rock.
• Aurangabad Caves: Spread in the lap of lush green hills, the caves of Aurangabad are located to the north of the city, a group of 12 Buddhist caves that date back to almost the 3^rd century. These are mysterious caves, hidden among the lush green hills.
• Ellora Caves: One of the best examples of rock-cut architecture, Ellora caves also include Hindu, Buddhist and Jain caves dating back to the Rashtrakuta dynasty of around 1,500 years ago.
• Jama Masjid Aurangabad: The Jama Masjid in Aurangabad dates back to the 17^th century and boasts grand Islamic architecture and magnificent looks.

Airport Address: Aurangabad Airport, Jalna Road, Chilkalthana, Aurangabad, Maharashtra 431006

IATA Code: IXU

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Udaipur is a popular tourist destination of Rajasthan surrounded by beautiful Aravalli hills. It is also known as "Venice of the East '', and “City of Lakes”. Endowed with many beautiful and charming palaces, magnificent lakes, delicious food make the city a great place for honeymoon and history buffs. The city has the second-largest man-made freshwater lake. Udaipur has a rich heritage and history dating back to the 15th century. Udaipur was discovered in 1553 by Maharana Udai Singh of the Mewar dynasty. Apart from the ancient forts and palaces, the city also houses a number of temples, museums, and wildlife sanctuaries. Udaipur is noted for its rich culture and tradition. Pichola Lake is a magnificent man-made lake built in 1362 AD.

Places to visit in Udaipur

• Heritage monuments: City Palace, Saheliyon-ki-Bari, Bagore ki haveli, Ahar Museum
• Religious sites: Jagdish Temple, Shri Manshapurna Karni Mata Temple, Neemach Mata Mandir, Bohra Ganesh Ji Temple
• Shopping hubs: Tibetan Market, Bada Bazaar
• Parks and Gardens: SajjanGarh Biological Park, Rajiv Gandhi Garden, Nehru Garden, Pratap Park
• Food: Dal Poodi, Falooda, Vada Pav

Airport Address- Maharana Pratap Airport, NH 76, Dabok, Rajasthan 313022

IATA Code- UDR

Udaipur Airport, popularly known as Maharana Pratap Airport, and Dabok Airport, is located at a distance of 22 km from the main city. It is well connected to major Indian cities including Delhi, Mumbai, Jaipur and Kolkata.