Daulatabad
In the twelfth century Bhillama, king of the Yadav Dynasty built an invincible fort at Daulatabad. Situated on a pyramid-shaped hill, the fort with its slippery gravel pathways, spiked gates, spiral staircases and dungeons is a sight to behold. The sultan of Delhi Mohammed Bin Tughlaq was so impressed by the fort that he decided to shift his capital from Delhi to Daulatabad.

Khuldabad
As per the wish of Aurangzeb, he was buried just a few kilometers from Daulatabad. The monument has serene austerity. The place is also famous for the Bhadra Hanuman or Hanuman in sleeping posture.

Jayak Wadi Dam
Here one can see a number of resident and migratory birds. The Gyaneshwar Udyan is a planned garden on the lines of Bridavan gardens and the Moghul gardens in Kashmir. Over years the place has been a heaven for nature lovers.

Jayak Wadi Dam
These second century caves are 78 kms from Aurangabad. There are 13 cave sanctuaries, chaityas and viharas on a remote land cluster. The elaborate and beautiful sculptured facade of the great vihara in an impressive sight.