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1 Day Mumbai to Aurangabad Package by Car Cost
| Duration | Cost | Vehicle Category | Km Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Day | ₹ 9708 | Swift Dzire Sedan (4 + 1) | 759 km |
| 1 Day | ₹ 9708 | Toyota Etios Sedan (4 + 1) | 759 km |
| 1 Day | ₹ 12035 | Maruti Ertiga SUV (6 + 1) | 759 km |
| 1 Day | ₹ 12035 | Mahinda Xylo SUV (6 + 1) | 759 km |
| 1 Day | ₹ 13553 | Toyota Innova SUV (7 + 1) | 759 km |
| 1 Day | ₹ 15071 | Toyota Innova Crysta SUV (6 + 1) | 759 km |
| 1 Day | Request Quotation | Toyota Fortuner SUV (8 + 1) | 759 km |
| 1 Day | ₹ 16080 | Tempo Traveller (AC) MUV (12 + 1) | 759 km |
| 1 Day | ₹ 16839 | Force Traveller (Non-AC) MUV (13 + 1) | 759 km |
| 1 Day | Request Quotation | Mini Bus (AC) Coach (22 + 1) | 759 km |
| 1 Day | Request Quotation | Bus (Non-AC) Coach (52 + 1) | 759 km |
| 1 Day | Request Quotation | Luxury Bus (Multi Axle) Coach (55 + 1) | 759 km |
The best way to see Aurangabad is with a 2 Days cab rental from Mumbai
| Duration | Cost | Vehicle Category | Km Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Days | ₹ 10392 | Swift Dzire Sedan (4 + 1) | 766 km |
| 2 Days | ₹ 10392 | Toyota Etios Sedan (4 + 1) | 766 km |
| 2 Days | ₹ 12790 | Maruti Ertiga SUV (6 + 1) | 766 km |
| 2 Days | ₹ 12790 | Mahinda Xylo SUV (6 + 1) | 766 km |
| 2 Days | ₹ 14322 | Toyota Innova SUV (7 + 1) | 766 km |
| 2 Days | ₹ 15854 | Toyota Innova Crysta SUV (6 + 1) | 766 km |
| 2 Days | Request Quotation | Toyota Fortuner SUV (8 + 1) | 766 km |
| 2 Days | ₹ 17120 | Tempo Traveller (AC) MUV (12 + 1) | 766 km |
| 2 Days | ₹ 17886 | Force Traveller (Non-AC) MUV (13 + 1) | 766 km |
| 2 Days | Request Quotation | Mini Bus (AC) Coach (22 + 1) | 766 km |
| 2 Days | Request Quotation | Bus (Non-AC) Coach (52 + 1) | 766 km |
| 2 Days | Request Quotation | Luxury Bus (Multi Axle) Coach (55 + 1) | 766 km |
Make your trip from Mumbai to Aurangabad easy with our 3 Days taxi ride
| Duration | Cost | Vehicle Category | Km Included |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 Days | ₹ 12996 | Swift Dzire Sedan (4 + 1) | 933 km |
| 3 Days | ₹ 12996 | Toyota Etios Sedan (4 + 1) | 933 km |
| 3 Days | ₹ 15945 | Maruti Ertiga SUV (6 + 1) | 933 km |
| 3 Days | ₹ 15945 | Mahinda Xylo SUV (6 + 1) | 933 km |
| 3 Days | ₹ 17811 | Toyota Innova SUV (7 + 1) | 933 km |
| 3 Days | ₹ 19677 | Toyota Innova Crysta SUV (6 + 1) | 933 km |
| 3 Days | Request Quotation | Toyota Fortuner SUV (8 + 1) | 933 km |
| 3 Days | ₹ 21360 | Tempo Traveller (AC) MUV (12 + 1) | 933 km |
| 3 Days | ₹ 22293 | Force Traveller (Non-AC) MUV (13 + 1) | 933 km |
| 3 Days | Request Quotation | Mini Bus (AC) Coach (22 + 1) | 933 km |
| 3 Days | Request Quotation | Bus (Non-AC) Coach (52 + 1) | 933 km |
| 3 Days | Request Quotation | Luxury Bus (Multi Axle) Coach (55 + 1) | 933 km |
Our one way cab service is the quickest, easiest way to get from Mumbai to Aurangabad
| Vehicle Category | Km Included | Extra km cost | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Swift Dzire Sedan (4 + 1) | 343 km | ₹ 17 | ₹ 6255 |
| Toyota Etios Sedan (4 + 1) | 343 km | ₹ 17 | ₹ 6255 |
| Maruti Ertiga SUV (6 + 1) | 343 km | ₹ 21 | ₹ 7716 |
| Mahinda Xylo SUV (6 + 1) | 343 km | ₹ 21 | ₹ 7716 |
| Toyota Innova SUV (7 + 1) | 343 km | ₹ 24 | ₹ 8657 |
| Toyota Innova Crysta SUV (6 + 1) | 343 km | ₹ 26.5 | ₹ 9597 |
| Toyota Fortuner SUV (8 + 1) | 343 km | – | Request Quotation |
| Tempo Traveller (AC) MUV (12 + 1) | 343 km | ₹ 28 | ₹ 10318 |
| Force Traveller (Non-AC) MUV (13 + 1) | 343 km | ₹ 29.5 | ₹ 10788 |
| Mini Bus (AC) Coach (22 + 1) | 343 km | – | Request Quotation |
| Bus (Non-AC) Coach (52 + 1) | 343 km | – | Request Quotation |
| Luxury Bus (Multi Axle) Coach (55 + 1) | 343 km | – | Request Quotation |
Aurangabad is not unknown to any travel lover. With two UNESCO world heritage sites and many scenic locations, this city deserves to be explored at least once in a lifetime. For an unplanned weekend tour from Mumbai or a scheduled winter holiday with your kids, it is ideal for everyone. A road trip to Aurangabad, away from the city’s crowd will make the holidays even better.
All you need is a suitable car, route details and the list of stops on the way. This is where Transit Mumbai with its wide array of rental cars comes in. Our travel experts ensure that every rental car is in its prime condition, clean and extensively checked for safety. And if you are worried about the hidden costs, then you can just reach us out. Our transparent billing and pricing is sure to put an end to your worries.
So plan your Mumbai to Aurangabad Road Trip by choosing a rental car from Transit Mumbai and travel hassle-free.
Route from Mumbai to Aurangabad
For a drive from Mumbai to Aurangabad, you can choose from three different routes.
The shortest route from Mumbai is around 330 km long. It takes about 6 hours to cover this distance by car. This route goes via NH160 and the Mumbai-Nagpur Expressway (Hindu Hrudaysamrat Balasaheb Thackeray Maharashtra Samruddhi Mahamarg).
The route, which takes the longest time to travel is via Bengaluru – Mumbai Highway, Mumbai – Pune Highway- Satara Highway, later joining NH 753F. It is about 390 km but the journey takes 8 hours of time.
Another common Mumbai to Aurangabad route is via NH60 and Mumbai-Nagpur Expressway. It is 428 km long but you can cover this distance in 7 and half hours.
Must visit stops on Mumbai-Aurangabad route
The Mumbai-Aurangabad route goes via Nashik, Navi Mumbai and Shirdi, presenting you with many amazing tourist attractions. As you travel in the comfort of rental cars from Transit Mumbai, you also enjoy the freedom to stop and explore the places on the way.
Navi Mumbai
As soon as you enter Navi Mumbai, you will be greeted with many historical and scenic places. Elephanta Caves,Belapur Fort, Bawkhaleshwar Temple, Nerul Balaji Temple are a few places that you cannot miss. To give your road trip a refreshing start, you can stop at the Pandavkada WaterFalls or at the Karnala Bird Sanctuary.
Nashik
On your way to Aurangabad, you will also cross Nashik. This city is associated with Ramayana, one of the most important Hindu’s religious texts. Although it is a popular destination for religious tourism, you can also visit temples for their architectural beauty. A few of the places to see in Nashik are Ramkund Panchwati, Sita Guffa/ Sita Caves, Shri Kalaram Sansthan Mandir, Saptashrungi Devi Temple and Dhudsagar falls. It is also famous for its vineyards. Sula vineyards is a place to visit, especially if you are a wine lover.
Shirdi
Another popular town that you can touch upon your Mumbai-Aurangabad route is Shirdi. Widely known for its association with saint Sai Baba, it also has many places to visit. Along with the Sai Baba Temple complex, if interested you can also visit Gurusthan, Chavadi, Samadhi Mandir, Dwarkamai, and Dixit Wada Museum.
Along with these, other stops on the Mumbai-Aurangabad trip are Shri Siddhi Vinayak Mandir, Bandra-Worli Sea Link, shrine of Haji Ali Dargah, Sanjay Gandhi National Park and Kanheri Caves.
Activities and Things to do in Aurangabad
Places to Stay in Aurangabad
Aurangabad is a developed city, equipped with all kinds of modern facilities. You will not have any issue in finding accommodation here.
There are several hotels in Aurangabad varying from 2 star or budget hotels, backpackers’ hostels to 5 star hotels and resorts. Some of the choices to stay are Vivanta Aurangabad, JP International, The Fern Residency Aurangabad, Enrise by Sayaji Aurangabad, VITS Aurangabad Hotel, Hotel Natraj-Railway Station, Ginger Aurangabad, Lemon Tree Aurangabad, The Orange Flag (JJ Hotel), Rama International, Aurangabad, FabHotel Leo Pride, Click Hotel Aurangabad, Hotel Holiday Pride, Hotel Green Olive, Hotel Girnar, Treebo Hotel Admiral Suites, Hotel Pariwar, Galaxy Residency, etc
Places to visit in Aurangabad
Ellora caves
A UNESCO world Heritage site, it is impossible to cover Aurangabad without visiting Ellora caves. Also known as Verul caves, these are a group of 100 caves, dating back to the 6th Century. Only 34 caves are open to the public, belonging to Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism.
Grishneshwar Temple
Located inside the Ellora Caves, this ancient temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. It is the smallest out of the 12 jyotirlingas in India. Renovated in the 18th century, this temple is a must visit not only to seek blessing but also for its sculptures and carvings.
Ajanta Caves
A UNESCO World Heritage site, constructed in the 2nd century BCE, Ajanta Caves are an example of architectural mastery in ancient India. These are a group of 30 natural rock-cut caves. These caves are associated with Buddhism.
Daulatabad Fort
Constructed in the 11th century, this fort stands majestically on a conical hill top. You are required to climb around 60 steps to reach the top of the fort. Once at the top, you will be mesmerised by the view of the surrounding valley. It is around 15 km from the city centre. The prominent sections of this fort are Chand Minar, Baradari and Chini Mahal.
Salim Ali Lake
Salim Ali Lake enjoys a perfect location as it is close to Delhi Gate and is opposite Himayat Bagh, which is another popular sightseeing place. If you wish to spend some time amid nature, looking at different varieties of birds flocking over the trees and water, then visit this lake.
Bibi Ka Maqbara
Bibi Ka Maqbara was built by Emperor Aurangzeb in 1661 in the honour of his wife Rabia-Ul-Daurani alias Dilras Banu Begum. Called the Taj of Deccan, it looks very similar to the Taj Mahal of Agra. The use of white marble, architecture, minar, dome, and even carvings inside are strikingly similar in both.
With the number of sightseeing choices this city offers, it is preferable to spend at least a few days here. Every day here will be a journey back into history, divinity or just a rejuvenating experience with nature. A few more places to visit in Aurangabad are Bani Begum Garden, Pitalkhora Caves, Siddharth Garden and Zoo, Chhatrapati Shivaji Museum, Chauki Ki Masjid, Jama Masjid,m Himayat Bagh, Mhaismal, Khuldabad, Jayakwadi Dam, Zainuddin Shirzai’s Maqbara, Hazur Sahib Nanded, Parli Vaidyanath Jyotirlinga, Tuljapur Bhavani Temple, Lonar Crater Lake and Bhadra Maruti Temple,.
If you are thinking the city only has sightseeing options then you will be pleasantly surprised at the culinary treats that the city offers. Not only this, even shopping here is a must. Gul Mandi is one of the best shopping places in Aurangabad. You can also explore Prozone Mall and the Connaught place if planning to spend some evening shopping.
Best time for Mumbai to Aurangabad road trip by car
The best time for a Mumbai-Aurangabad road trip is during the winter months. Plan your road trip from October to March as the climate then is ideal for sightseeing, especially the rock-cut caves. You can also check the schedule of the annual Ellora festival, which is organized in the month of either January or February.
You can also contact our travel executive for suggestions on the best places to stay, eat and visit. Everyone who works at Transit Mumbai is a travel enthusiast, who is willing to go an extra mile to make your holiday enjoyable. With us by your side, you can be sure of having a memorable Mumbai to Aurangabad road trip.