Nimbahera to Aurangabad Cheap Bus Fare
The First bus from Nimbahera (Rajasthan) to Aurangabad (Maharashtra) is Tata Non A/C Seater/Sleeper (2+1) by Ashok Tour & Travels departing at 20:00.
Trip duration for Nimbahera to Aurangabad is between 15h-20m to 15h-30m depending on the bus type and operator. Goibibo provides you the largest fleet of bus services to select from AC buses.
Nimbahera Aurangabad Bus Schedule
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- 20:00
Nimbahera15h-20m - 11:20
AurangabadAshok Tour & Travels Tata Non A/C Seater/Sleeper (2+1)
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Bibi Ka MaqbaraA near-replica of the famous Taj Mahal with the essence of a son's priceless emotions imbibed gives birth to Bibi-ka-Maqbara, an amazing mausoleum in Aurangabad. It is dedicated to the warm memories of Aurangazeb's wife, Rabia-ul-Durani and is an exceptional effort on the part of a son, Prince Azim Shah, to express his unparalleled love for his mother. The mausoleum has stood the test of time but is lesser-appreciated than its more-famous counterpart.
- Paithan
Located on the banks of the Godavari River, Paithan is a city positioned approximately 56km south of Aurangabad. One could explore this small yet wonderful city on foot. Glimpses of Paithan's glorious past gets slowly unveiled in the bends and corners of the city. A number of sightseeing options can be enjoyed by tourists. Some of the well-known attractions among them are the Eknath Maharaj Temple, Nathsagar Dam, Jayakwadi Bird Sanctuary, Jnanyeshwari Vatika and the Paithani Kendra.
- Panchakki (Water Mill)
To commemorate the Muslim saint Baba Shah Muzzafar, Panchakki was built in 1624 A.D. Panchakki dates back to ........
- Panchakki
To commemorate the Muslim saint, Baba Shah Muzzafar, Panchakki was built in 1624 A.D. The mill derives its name from...