BIBI KA MAKBARA Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar - Monument in Aurangabad - Aurangabad, India

Very famous tourist place of attraction in Aurangabad. Now open up to 10 pm on each day excluding holiday. Ticket is available upto 10 pm daily and it is very convenient to visit this place in the evening only due to pleasant atmosphere. Paid parking available near the place. Due to electric decorations, it gives best view. Overall nice e

It's a historical place. But not maintained properly. Property is in damaged state. Night view is more beautiful. Guide charged RS. 200 for just 5 min of information and that too already written there. Place has a significant role in history but extra care should be taken to maintain it.

Beautiful place to hangout with friends and family. It will take 1 hour to roam all around maqbara. You have to purchase tickets before entering it. Fountains are there but without water. Looks beautiful at night but you can't roam at night because of darkness. Foods not allowed inside maqbara. There are lots of food stalls available outside. Two wheeler and four wheeler parking facility available... Autos also available...

It's quite soiled due to pollution. Black patches on white structure don't look good. Diwan e khas, museum closed for visitors. Water fountains not working. Would recommend an evening visit 5-6pm so lighting can be seen, which is a sight to behold.

It's just duplicate of Taj Mahal and well built. Huge area is around where garden is there but it needs some maintenance. There are some guides available. Don't go for it. Those guys are bluff masters. When you enter the architecture you'll notice that have the building is made up of marble and half his medical plaster. Try to visit in the evening time. It's more beautiful with light effects.

Nice place to visit. Mountains around the place gives an awesome looks. Also one beautiful Hindu temple with a high flying Bhagwa flag looks so beautiful. Highly spacious place having only Rs. 25 as an entry ticket.

A place not to be missed in Aurangabad . A mini , Taj Mahal lookalike , also called Dakkhani Taj, built for Dilras Banu Begum , wife of Aurangazeb in 1660 . It was repaired and renovated by her son Azam Shah . Though it looks white all over , only the cupola is clad with Marble . The rest of the building is plastered with the special medieval plaster that used sea shells among other things to give the smooth , shiny finish and covered with stucco decorations . The entrance pavilion has many bright floral designs and the garden is in charbagh form .

Must visit places if you are in Aurangabad. Won't get into the history of the tomb as it's available in Wikipedia but all I would say is that it's a replica of Taj Mahal. The view is excellent in the evening, courtesy of the lights. The coleseum is open until 10 pm and Rs25/- per adult is the entry fee. There's parking available opposite the monument.