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Maharashtra · 6 Days
The two great cave complexes, with Aurangabad as a calm base.
Day by Day
A caves-first trip. You arrive in Mumbai, then fly to Aurangabad the next morning. Ellora and Daulatabad fill one day, Ajanta another, and a slower city day follows. Both cave sites keep different weekly closing days, so we order the days to suit.

Mumbai
Your driver meets you at Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport. Mumbai is India's financial capital, and it never really stops. Check in and rest. In the late afternoon, walk the sweep of Marine Drive as the light turns gold. The curve of the bay at dusk is called the Queen's Necklace. Dinner is a first taste of the city's cooking.

Mumbai → Aurangabad
A short flight takes about an hour from Mumbai to Aurangabad, now also called Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar. By road the journey is about six hours. You arrive in time for a late lunch. In the afternoon, rest, or take a short drive through the old city. The next two days belong to the caves.

Aurangabad
Ellora lies about 30 km from the city. Thirty-four caves, Buddhist, Hindu and Jain, are cut along one basalt hillside. Cave 16, the Kailasa temple, is carved top-down from a single rock. A local guide takes you through the best of it. On the way back, stop at Daulatabad Fort, a hill fortress with a winding, dark passage and sweeping views. Ellora is generally closed on Tuesdays, so we order the days to suit.

Aurangabad
Ajanta is about 100 km from Aurangabad, roughly two hours each way. Its Buddhist caves curve around a quiet river gorge. They hold some of India's oldest surviving painted murals. Your guide explains the Jataka scenes and the carved halls. Lighting inside the caves is dim, and the paintings are fragile, so photography is limited. Ajanta is generally closed on Mondays, so we confirm the day.

Aurangabad
A slower day in the city. Bibi Ka Maqbara is a seventeenth-century tomb often called the Taj of the Deccan. It is smaller than the Taj Mahal, and quieter. Then the Panchakki, a medieval water mill, and the old city gates. The afternoon can include Aurangabad's famed Himroo weaving, a local fabric. We confirm opening times on the day.

Aurangabad
A relaxed last morning. Aurangabad's airport is about 20 minutes from the hotel. Your driver takes you in good time for your flight.
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