Shopping and Eating Out
Nirala Bazar is situated in the western of the city; many branded show rooms are located here.
Connaught Place is located in eastern part in Aurangabad CIDCO and together with Nirala Bazar forms the new and upcoming shopping districts of the city. They also boast of many restaurants and eateries.
Aurangpura situated in the old city and together with Gulmandi & City Chowk forms the old shopping districts of the city. These places are good for shopping of readymade cloths and shoes and have few branded showrooms.
City Chowk as its name suggest, is the chowk (center) of the city, and near the chowk is Buddi Lane known for spicy and delicious foods. Shah Gunj has a big fruit and vegetables market in the city. It also has a large market for agricultural equipments.
Prozone Mall is one of the largest and the first horizontally designed shopping mall in India. It has over 1 million sq feet of retail space and ushers the concept of modern retailing in Aurangabad. It has many well known restaurants and eateries such as KFC, Subway, Domino's Pizza, Mainland China, Kareem's etc.
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