Aurangabad to Shirdi Cheap Bus Fare
The First bus from Aurangabad (Maharashtra) to Shirdi (Maharashtra) is A/C Sleeper (2+1) by departing at 03:30.
Trip duration for Aurangabad to Shirdi is between 1h-30m to 10h-15m depending on the bus type and operator. Goibibo provides you the largest fleet of bus services to select from AC buses.
Aurangabad Shirdi Bus Schedule
Popular Buses from Aurangabad to Shirdi
- DepartDuration
- arriveoperator
- 07:15
Aurangabad2h-30m - 09:45
ShirdiRajlaxmi Travels A/C Sleeper (2+1)
- 09:45
Aurangabad10h-15m - 20:00
ShirdiPARIVARTAN DAY ORDINARY
- 08:30
Aurangabad9h-15m - 17:45
ShirdiPARIVARTAN DAY ORDINARY
- 14:15
Aurangabad3h-15m - 17:30
ShirdiDAY ORDINARY
- 13:15
Aurangabad3h-15m - 16:30
ShirdiDAY ORDINARY
- 15:30
Aurangabad3h-0m - 18:30
ShirdiPARIVARTAN DAY ORDINARY
- 15:15
Aurangabad3h-15m - 18:30
ShirdiDAY ORDINARY
- 09:15
Aurangabad9h-5m - 18:20
ShirdiDAY ORDINARY
- 14:45
Aurangabad3h-15m - 18:00
ShirdiDAY ORDINARY
- 05:45
Aurangabad3h-15m - 09:00
ShirdiDAY ORDINARY
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Popular attractions in Shirdi
Dixit Wada MuseumShowcasing some of Sai Baba's personal belongings, the Dixit Wada museum offers visitors an interesting insights into his simple and pious life. It was established by Kakasaheb Dixit in the year 1911 on Ram Navami with Baba's permission.
- Gurusthan
A must visit pilgrimage site of Shirdi, Gurusthan(place of the Guru) is the place where Sai Baba spent most of his time when he first came to Shirdi. It is said that the Baba believed that the tomb of his own Guru is located by the neem tree.
- Khandoba Temple
The Khandoba Temple is among the thirteen main temples of Khandoba. It is said that the temple priest Mhalsapati spotted Sai Baba in front of the temple and said Yaa Sai which means Welcome Sai. People started referring to him as Sai Baba after the incident.
- Chavadi
The Chavadi Mandir was originally a place wherein taxes were collected, village records kept and visiting officials put up.