Baradari Iwaz Khan Aqueduct

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India /Maharashtra /Aurangabad /Aurangabad

Sight Address : Baradari Iwaz Khan Aqueduct, Aurangabad, India Edit

Detail InformationEdit

Baradari Iwaz Khan Aqueduct is in ruins with only rubble remaining. The force of the attacks of the Marathas an extended a role in battering up the walls. The city of Aurangabad holds some great ruins which have been beaten with the passage of time but still hold great attraction for tourists and historians. The Baradari Iwaz Khan Aqueduct is among on of the many great ruins in Aurangabad. It is a historical place in central Aurangabad of which only the rubble and ruin remain in place today. It was once a great complex on which time and wars have taken a toll. The walls of the complex have been beaten up and partially disintegrated due to the passage of time and also due to the numerous attacks of the Maratha warriors during many historical wars. Looking at the battered walls, one can imagine the grandeur and beauty of this place when it was in its prime. The Baradari Iwaz Khan Aqueduct showcases the great style of ancient architecture and is a must visit place for historians and romantics.

Baradari Iwaz Khan Aqueduct in Aurangabad

Baradari Iwaz Khan Aqueduct in Aurangabad

HistoryEdit

Baradari Iwaz Khan Aqueduct showcases the great style of ancient architecture and is a place for historians and romantics.

Must SeeEdit

Popular

Visiting TimeEdit

8 am to 6 pm

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Best Season to VisitEdit

October to March.

Best Time To VisitEdit

Morning, Afternoon ,

Time Required for SightseeingEdit

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Ticket Required : Yes Edit

Individual National Adult Rs. : Rs 10

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Individual Foreigner Adult Rs. : Rs 100

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Guide Required : No Edit

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How to ReachEdit

Taxi : The taxi stand is next to the MSRTC bus stand; share jeeps also depart from here for destinations around Aurangabad. Expect to pay Rs.600 for a full-day tour in a rickshaw, or Rs.900 in a taxi.

Bus : MSRTC also operates an intra-city bus service called ‘Aurangabad City Bus’ which connects different parts of the city together along with connecting the city to its nearby suburbs. The bus system is even more complicated for those who do not speak the local Marathi language, which equates to just about every foreign visitor here. Your best bet is to ask someone in your hotel before you leave what bus you would need to take to get to your planned destination. If you can track down this bus and get on as well as let the driver know your destination, then buses here are very convenient and inexpensive at just a couple of rupees per trip.

Train : Aurangabad’s train station (Station Rd East) is not on a main line, but two heavily-booked trains, the Tapovan Express (2nd class/chair ₹102/338, 7½ hours, 2.35pm) and the Janshatabdi Express (2nd class/chair ₹127/420, 6½ hours, 6am) run direct to/from Mumbai. For Hyderabad (Secunderabad), take the Devagiri Express (sleeper/2AC ₹224/822, 10 hours,4.05am). To reach northern or eastern India,take a bus to Jalgaon and board a train there.

Air : Aurangabad Airport, popularly known as the Chikalthana airport is the main domestic airport here. It is situated 10 km east of the city. Both Indian Airlines and Jet Airways have a daily flight to Mumbai (Bombay). The airport is 10km east of town. En route are the offices of Indian Airlines (2485241; Jalna Rd) and Jet Airways (2441392; Jalna Rd) There are daily flights to Delhi, with a stopover in Mumbai. Fares start from around Rs.1500. Taxis are available to and from airport.

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Things to CarryEdit

Carry bottle of drinking water and some food.

Safety / WarningEdit

Eat safely (no street stall foods, no buffets, eat fruits/veg that can be peeled and well-cooked food, drink sealed bottled water). Use sun screen/mosquito repellent, put a hat and sunglasses on your child.Wear closed shoes, not sandals.

HelplineEdit

Ambulance 108
Fire 101
Police Stations 100
Railway Enquiry 131
Tourist Information Office 0240-2331220

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