On last April 21st I went on a trek to Aurangabad

history channel documentary On last April 21st I went on a trek to Aurangabad, the city of history and society, previous capital of the Mughal Empire and home to one of the 12 Jyotirlingas. Aurangabad was just as I anticipated that her would be, and afterward some more. Took a transport from Pune on that portentous Thursday evening and achieved Aurangabad at around 11PM. Thankfully lodging booking was at that point done. It took around 10 minutes to achieve the inn from transport stand via Auto. What's more, the time had come to rest as following day would have been chaotic. We leased an auto next morning with the arrangement to visit 5 of the most unmistakable spots on that exceptionally same day. They would be Panchakki, Biwi Ka Maqbara, Ghrishneswar Temple (One of the 12 Jyotirlingas arranged in India), Ellora gives in and last yet not the minimum Daulatabad Fort.

We began at around 10:30 Am. There are 17 entryways or "Darwajas" scattered around the Aurangabad town worked in various times. Already there were 18 however one couldn't endure the worst part of time any more and crushed down couple of years spirit. While in transit to the fundamental spots, you will have the capacity to see some of them, can even get out a snap a couple pic as a portion of the doors are pleasantly manufactured furthermore bears the confirmation of time on their bodies. One can not help but rather envision old rulers going through them on their lofty elephants and stallions and individuals remaining in line saluting and welcoming them. Furthermore, now couple of hundreds of years after the fact, you are going through them on a quick moving, escort driven, mechanized vehicle feeling even the slightest bit captivated. Time passes by so quick! Be that as it may, fortunately such structures will dependably be there to help us to remember times overlooked.