midwestlove2travel
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 5 Feb 2023
An uncanny location for a Mughal Emperor
The story behind the location is intriguing - visit and marvel. My only reservation was the number of individuals who wanted to be "part of the act". Please remember some budget minded tourists have limited cash.
548AndrewD
★★★3.0Wrote on 26 Dec 2022
A welcome break from the temples
After seeing so many temples, this colorful tomb immediately stands out. It is a relatively small site but given that it is free entry, it is definitely worth making a quick stop to experience something with a different vibe.
shanu777
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 9 Aug 2022
Last Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb Tomb
Aurangzeb was the last emperor of the Mughal regime in India. He ruled for around 50 years of his life. He wanted his tomb to be simple and that is how it is, wihout much pomp and show. There, you might find quite a few people asking for money as that is their source of income. If you do not wish to give them any money, just stay away from them. The tomb is worth a visit if you're interested in history. The place itself is fairly simple - the tomb and a Dargah beside it. It should take you less than half an hour to go around the place We came here by autorickshaw in the morning. Mr. Jamil, the auto driver was very helpful. He offers trip to Ellora caves, Ellora temple (Grishneshwar), Daulatabad fort, Aurangzeb’s Tomb, Bibi ka Maqbara, Panchakki at reasonable price. Should you wish to contact Mr. Jamil Chacha (Auto), he is available at +919960030265. He will also provide pickup from hotel.
SwapnaShetty
★★★★4.0Wrote on 7 Jan 2022
Simple and elegant
Aurangzeb wanted his tomb to be simple and that is how it is. Nothing fancy about the tomb, but do visit if you are a history buff.
Sourav_KS
★★★3.0Wrote on 19 Nov 2021
Visit If You are Interested in India's History
Very Unostentatious Tomb of India's Emperor. If anybody wants to explore India's history should visit. Lot of Tombs of other Islamic Scholars and Preachers near by and within. Also lie the Tomb of Aurangzeb's successor Mohammed Azam Shah. Quite easily identifiable but in a crowded place. Don't expect expect much pomp and show or glimpse of Mughal architecture. It's very simple Dargah.
