Bibi Ka Maqbara

It's a must visit if you are in Aurangabad, it's a replica of the Taj Mahal. It's a commemoration of Aurangzeb's wife Dilras banu from her son. ASI charges you around 25 rs per head, and for cameras there is another charge of 25 but not for mobile. The vicinity is beautiful and has many mango trees you will recall Taj Mahal many a times

Beautiful place and must visit. Replica of Taj mahal. There is entry ticket around ₹20-40 per head. Clean surrounding and quiet place. Good to spend time with family and friends. You can spend your time in the garden as well. Washrooms are available. Parking is also available.

This is a miniature Taj Mahal land is reasonably impressive. It is worth visiting however is a bit run down and needs some TLC. Clearly it must have been very impressive when built. It is close to the city and cost 300 rupees for entrance.

A must visit when in Aurangabad and it's the younger sister of Taj Mahal. Best time of the day to visit is after 4:45 pm as you can enjoy the climate and it'd open up to 8pm. It's close to Soneri mahal and Aurangabad caves.

Quite a popular monument and major attraction for tourists visiting Aurangabad. Well maintained by the archeological survey of India. Best time to visit is between five PM and eight PM, you can see the lighting.

1. A wonderful monument built by Aurangzeb's son in memory of his mother.
2. Replica of the Taj Mahal.
3. Parking facilities available here.
4. Recommended to visit in evening for pleasant weather and best view. Remains open till 10 pm.
5. Online- offline tickers are available. Take the tickets online and you would skip the ticket counter queue.
6. Ticket cost is Rs 30 only. Free for kids upto 15 years.
7. Outside there are many eateries available where you can have breakfast.
8. Well maintained and clean.
9. Photography is allowed here.

It's called the "Mini Taj Mahal". Such an awesome place to visit. We visited it on winter time during Samvaji Nagar (Previously 'Aurangabad') tour.
We started our one day Samvaji Nagar tour from Shirdi by car. It took around 1 hour to see the marvelous art work inside the monument.
If you have already visited Taj Mahal, you will definitely amazed by the resemblance with the original one

After a hectic day at Ellora this is the best place in the evening to sit relax and unwind. The evening lights adds lustre to the beautiful monument. A must visit

It looked amazing at night. Definitely a must visit place if you are travelling to Aurangabad.

Take the tickets online and you would skip the ticket counter queue.

Best time to visit is after sunset. You can enjoy the breeze and environment there. Ticket cost is Rs 30 only free for less than 15 years packing is Rs 30. Must visit place if in Aurangabad

Bibi ka Maqbara in Aurangabad is a remarkable architectural marvel that pays homage to the Mughal era's grandeur. Often referred to as the "Taj of the Deccan," this monument stands as a testament to the intricate craftsmanship and aesthetic finesse of its time.

The mausoleum, commissioned by Aurangzeb in memory of his wife, showcases a delicate blend of Persian and Mughal architectural styles. The imposing structure, with its iconic dome and four minarets, mirrors the grace and symmetry reminiscent of the Taj Mahal.

The lush gardens surrounding Bibi ka Maqbara add to the overall ambiance, providing a tranquil setting for visitors to explore and appreciate the historical significance of the site. The intricate detailing on the walls and the exquisite use of marble enhance the elegance of the mausoleum.

While it may not match the grandeur of the Taj Mahal, Bibi ka Maqbara captivates with its own unique charm, making it an essential stop for history enthusiasts and admirers of architectural beauty. The site offers a rich historical experience, and the well-maintained surroundings ensure a memorable visit.

A wonderful monument built by Aurangzeb's son in memory of his mother. It's a Replica of the Taj built with little marble and rest in Plaster of Paris, Yet has withstood the times. Beautiful 😍 🤩 👌🏻

Go in the evening, the entire place will lit up. A place to spend good time. You need to buy entrance ticket. Pay and park is available. Don't miss this place. Well maintained and clean

The Bibi Ka Maqbara is a tomb located in the city of Aurangabad in the Indian state of Maharashtra. It was commissioned in 1660 by the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb's son prince Azam Shah in the memory of his loving mother Dilras Banu Begum

If you have seen the real Taj Mahal, you will realise what an awesome copy this is of the original. Of course, don't expect it to be anything close to the original, but then the efforts of Aurangzeb can not be written off.

Pro tip - visit this place in the night. It's very well lit up and beautiful.

Its one of the must visit places in Aurangabad city. Its located in the heart of the city. Its constructed by Aurangazebs son in memory of his mother. There is an entry fee of 25/- per person. QR code is available for booking online tickets were you get 20% discount. It will be crowded on weekends and hence try to go during weekdays. There is a garden on the compound and its peaceful sitting there. By 7 PM, they will switch on the lighting and illuminations in the building and its a must visit scene that with the full glory under the lighting! There is pay and park facility available around 200-300 m away. A must visit place overall in Aurangabad!!

One of the attractions in Aurangabad. It’s open till 10PM, and looks beautiful in evening with lights on. Paid parking space in front it. Ticket price is minimum. It's replica of Taj mahal

A very good spot for, family friends to refresh their stressful brains. Even though its is historical I request the Hon. Gov. to keep it clean and dry grass free. It really makes the monument dull. Also please make those RFID tokens work as per the system.

Built for Aurangzeb's bibi by his son, and built as a tribute to the Taj Mahal, you can consider this as a mini Taj Mahal. Very very similar but on a much smaller scale both in size, grandeur and opulence. Unlike the Taj Mahal, this would not have resulted in the kingdom going bankrupt.

A duplicate of Taj Mahal. It was designed by the son of architect who supervised construction of Taj Mahal. Due to monetary restrictions the son of Aurangjeb ordered duplicate monument in memory of his mother and first wife of his father. Called Taj of Deccan