Attractions in Aurangabad
 
Panchakki - Panchakki (Water Wheel) derives its name from the mill that, in its days, was considered a great feat in engineering. Driven by water brought through earthen pipes from the river 6km away, the mill once ground grain for pilgrims. The mill itself is to the right of the first tank as you enter. It is also the shrine of a saint, Baba Shah Musafir.

Himroo factory - Tucked away in the old town near Zaffar Gate, this small workshop is the only place in the city that still manufactures hand-woven Himroo shawls from cotton, silk and silver threads. This art developed as a cheaper alternative to the more extravagant brocades of silk and gold thread, known as Kam Khab, that were woven for royalty in the 14th century. Aurangabad is well known for its Himroo, shawls and saris. It can be found in the many showrooms around the market area. Most are produced in bulk using power looms but here you can see the traditional process. Many of the designs are based on motifs in Ajanta frescoes.