Bus
Caught a bus to Ahmednagar and reached early morning at Ahmednagar.
Sight Seeing
We caught a local Rickshaw and started our days for exploration of Ahmednagar.
Monument
Located 13 km away from Ahmednagar at Mehkri, a three storey stone structure sprawled on the crest of a hill - Tomb of Salabat Khan II, erroneously known as Chandbibi Mahal or Chand Bibi Palace, is a beautiful tomb stretched into the distance as far.
Worship
While exploring the city, you must visit the Damdi Masjid, which is amongst the more enthralling yet underrated places to visit near Ahmednagar.
Monument
The Ahmednagar Fort is a fort located near to the Bhingar Nala near Ahmednagar in Maharashtra. It was the headquarters of the Ahmednagar Sultanate. In 1803, it was taken by the British during the Second Anglo-Maratha War.
Hatti Barav (Elephant Step well) was a part of water supply system made during Nizamshahi dynasty. Water was lifted with the help of elephants and supplied to the Farah Baksh palace through underground earthen pipeline.
Museum
Cavalry Tank Museum is a military museum in Ahmednagar in the state of Maharashtra, India. It was established by the Armored Corps Centre and School in February 1994. It is the only museum of its kind in Asia and houses about 50 exhibits .
Monument
The man was Ahmed Nizam Shah, the founder of Nizam Shahi Dynasty and the also the one who laid the foundation of Ahmednagar city as we know it today. As matter a fact the name ‘Ahmednagar’ itself is partly derived from the name Ahmed Nizam Shah.
Monument
Farah Bagh, also known as Faria Bagh. The Nizam Shahi rulers built this palace in Ahmednagar. Farah Bagh was the focus of a huge regal compound finished in 1583. It was the distinct belongings of the royal family and Murtaza Nizam Shah stayed here.
Trekking
One of the best things about Manjarsumba fort is that it had a two-storey structure — called ‘mottha’ — that was used to circulate water all over the fort. This is a very rare finding in any fort. Small fort takes 1 hr to complete!
Bus