Aurangabad (Maharashtra, India) is known not only for its historical sites and pilgrimages, but for its textiles, folk dances, folk music, handicrafts, cuisines, museums and art galleries as well. Today, it is also an important business centre and a draw for adventurists and naturalists. For the first time, the book highlights the tourism potential of this city itself, which sofar has held out its prominence on the Indian map for its association with the historic Daulatabad Fort and the world-famed caves of Ajanta and Ellora. Generously supported by colour and b/w plates, the volume includes all about Aurangabad that a tourist may look for.

Dr Dulari Gupte Qureshi teaches tourism administration at Marathawada University, Aurangabad.

Partial Contents:

Early History -- Tourism Products in Aurangabad -- Accommodation Sector -- Transportation -- Tour Operators and Travel Agents -- Tourism Related Studies and Government Bodies -- Conclusion.