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Ajanta CavesIn contrast to the Hinayana excavations at Ajanta, which are virtually devoid of carvings, are the ornate sculptures of th

Mahayana period. These carvings are remarkable for their classic qualities and display a graceful elegance, restraint and

serenity. The sculptural themes, mostly related to the life of the Buddha and the Buddhist divinities, are adorned wit

decorative columns and medallions. In the shrines are huge figures of the Buddha in the meditation and teaching pose

Their benign expression and grace of form evoke a sens e of awe and reverence.

Ellora CavesThe ancient village of Ellora, known for centuries to the world as verul, featured prominently in the travelogues of Arab and

European travelers, as it lay at the cross roads of ancient trade routes. Tucked away in the lap of a crescent-shaped hi ll, the

caves o f Ellora have been carved, in a north-south line, looking across the vast Deccan plain . The Ellora caves com prise the

Buddhist caves: Nos. 1-12. from the 5th century to the 7th century AD; the Hindu caves : Nos. 13-29, from the 8th to 9th

century AD ; and, the Jain caves: Nos. 30-34 from the 9th century to the 11th century AD.

Daultabad FortAlmos t 800 years ago, Daulatabad , then called 'Devigiri' was a thriving city. It was founded by Bhi llam raja of the Yadav

dynasty in 1187 AD. Later, the fort of Daulatabad passed through the hands of several dynasties in the Deccan. Less than

150 years after the Yadava dynasty, Daulatabad al so became the capital of India for a s hort period during the reign of Sulta

Muhammad-bin-Tughluq, who gave the city its pres ent name. But very soon the charm of this ancient city faded.

Shirdi SaibabaShirdi is a highl y venerated town not only by the local people bu t also by the people from all parts of the country. It is one of

the most significant pilgrimages for the Hindus and Muslims alike. This place is acclaimed for its spiritual importance and

the eminent saint Sai Baba spent the most important part of his life here. This sacred place is strewn with a number of

pilgrimage spots including the Sai Baba Temple, Shri Khandoba Mandir, Dwarkamai (Mosque), Chawadi, Lendi Baug,

Samadhi of Abdulbaba and Maruti Temple....
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Bibi Ka MaqbaraThis ins cription tells us that the tomb was designed by Ata-ullah, an architect, and constructed by Hanspat Rai, an enginee

The marble us ed in its cons truction is said to have been brough t from the m ines s ituated near the 'Pink City'. The des ign o

the Bibi Ka Maqbara has largely been bas ed on the Taj Mahal of Agra. However, it could not rival the magn ificent 'Monumen

of Love' and was reduced to a poor im itation. Still, the maus oleum is today known as the 'Taj of Deccan'.

Panchakki

Panchakki otherwise known as the water mill was built during the early years of the 17th century. The mill used to grindgrains for the pilgrims. It was so designed that it generated energy through water which was brought from a spring on a

mountain.

Khuldabad TempleSituated 25 kms from Aurangabad city Khuldabad may be a small town in Aurangabad district, but it is worth including it in

the list of must see places when you visit Aurangabad. The Bhadra Maruti temple here has made the place an importan

pilgrimage center. The view of this marble white painted temple from a distance is very inviting. The temple is crowded on

Saturdays with long s erpentine queues for darshan, as it is cons idered to be an aus picious day to worship Lord Maruti (als

called Hanuman).

Paithan51 Km south of Aurangabad, the looms of Paithan still weave the beautiful Paithani saris that are prized by women. The

town is also famous for the Dnyaneshwar Udyan, which is the largest garden in Maharashtra, and a museum which

treasures a fascinating collection of art. The Jaikwadi Dam nearby is a bird watcher's delight. The garden is on the lines of

Vrindavan Garden of Mysore with channels of flowing water, mus ical fountain, varied trees, plants, shrubs, and flowers . It is

one of the best maintained garden. The lighting arrangement is also very charming. The entire garden creates the most

picturesque and enchanting environment.

Sai in Dhoop Gaon under the neem treeMiracles are Miracles - Some believe in them and some dont.. Some Sai devotees after seeing the below picture might fee

the bliss of Sai darshan and som e devotees might try to search logic in it. But whether you believe it or not , Sai has s how

his presence to all His devotees in some form or the other. Some have seen Baba in Shirdi , some have seen Baba in the

houses, some in their dreams, and for some of His staunch devotees- Baba is everywhere and life is full of Sai leelas fothem. Here is one s uch leela of Baba that was captured thru a photograph ,where one can clearly see Baba's s hadow unde

the neem tree.. Below is a copy of the em ail sent to me by Sai Bhakt Manu Gidwani. My sincere thanks to him for sharing thi

wonderful leela of Baba with all Sai devotees.

May Sai always be with all of us and may our faith and devotion in Sai help us to see the magic of Baba, that keeps happening even after his samadhi.

Grishneshwar TempleGrishneshwar is an ancient pilgrimage site revered as the abode of one of the 12 Jyotirlingas of Shiva. It is located at a

distance of 11 km from Daulatabad near Aurangabad in Maharashtra. Daulatabad was once known as Devagiri. Located

nearby are the popular tourist attractions Ellora - featuring ancient rock cut monuments from the 1st millennium CE, and

Ajanta known for its exquisi te cave paintings again from the 1st m illennium C E. The Gris hnes war tem ple was cons tructed

by Ahilyabhai Holkar who also re-constructed the Kashi Viswanatha temple at Benares and the Vishnu Paada temple at

Gaya. Grishneshwar is also known as Ghushmeshwar.

MhaismalMhaismal, also spelt as Maheshmal, is a small hill station, situated at an altitude of 1067 m, in Aurangabad District o

Maharashtra. It is abou t 12 km from Khuldabad on the way to Ellora caves.

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