Tomb of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir - Historical landmark in Khuldabad - Aurangabad, India

I recommend that visit once in Khuldabad Aurangabad to see Tomb of Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir it's absolutely free and open for all the religious

Simple tomb. No entry fee. The area has some more tombs of Chisti saints and Aurangzeb's son. Try Khaja, a Khuldabad special dessert and some bakery items.

What a great place of a great emperor. No domb or great architect just simple mazaar(tomb) as to show there is nothing when you visit back to god, there is dargha of hazrat Zain Uddin dawood Hussain shiraz really great peace of mind and soul rejoice.

A very simple tomb in comparison with other Mughal Emperors' tombs.

A historic, Peaceful Place, located in Khuldabad 8 km far from Daultabad Fort. I personally felt peace their. Nice place for spending time with your own spirit and spiritual things, The Grave of Great Emperor of India 'Aurangzeb' still in its actual form exist. There is also shirin of Khuwaja and Aurangzeb's Son Ahmed Shah.

I am jot really a fan of Aurangzeb so was bit sceptical about visit this place. If you are one such person then you can visit it for zainuddin dargah. It's quite surprising that Aurangzeb himself wished to be buried this way. It's a quite small place and very peaceful. Other than the namaz timings not much crowd can be found here. It is is khuldabad town of aurangabad district. U can take an auto to reach here

Aurangazeb's tomb is roughly 20 kms away from Aurangabad city, on Ghrushneshwar side. One can get taxi / rikshaw or bus to visit here. Neat & clean place. There are tombs of his Guru, his wife & his son nearby in the same campus. Parking outside on road. Few vendors inside. Staff explain every thing to visitors.

It is a resting place of The great Mughal Emperor Abul Muzaffar Muhiuddin Muhammad Aurangzeb Alamgir. Though he was the most powerful king of India but lived a simple life, he doesn't believe in wasting government treasures on making big tombs on graves or statues like other kings instead he commanded his sons and ministers to use that money for the betterment of poor people and country. His grave was very simple which was constructed from his own money i.e below 15 INR of that time. Though he was controlling the 25% GDP of the entire world but he had only 311 INR as his personal money which he earned by selling the copy of his hand written Quraan and that too donated for orphan and poor people. India never got such a king who lived his entire life as a servant of people. Salute to such a beautiful soul. I highly recommend visiting this place whenever you come to visit the beautiful city Aurangabad which is constructed by the great emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir rh. (May God's mercy be upon him)