Reliable Patna to Aurangabad Cab Service
Travel smoothly from Patna to Aurangabad (Bihar) with our dedicated outstation cab service. Spanning approximately 140 km via NH 139 / SH 69 through the Magadh heartland, this route is ideal for pilgrims, business travelers, and families alike. Enjoy clean, air-conditioned vehicles, punctual door-to-door pickups, and upfront, transparent pricing.
Why Book Our Patna to Aurangabad Taxi?
One-Way Drop Fares: Pay only for the distance you travel with zero return toll or empty-kilometer charges.
Flexible Fleet: Compact hatchbacks (WagonR, Swift), comfortable sedans (Dzire, Etios), and spacious SUVs (Ertiga, Innova Crysta).
Experienced Chauffeurs: Courteous, verified drivers familiar with the Arwal–Aurangabad corridor and toll checkpoints.
Guaranteed On-Time Pickup: Punctual pick-ups from Patna Junction, Patna Airport (Jay Prakash Narayan International), or any residential location.
Route Overview & Journey Details
Route: Patna $\rightarrow$ Naubatpur $\rightarrow$ Masaurhi / Arwal $\rightarrow$ Daudnagar $\rightarrow$ Obra $\rightarrow$ Aurangabad
Primary Highway: NH 139 (Patna–Aurangabad–Hariharganj Road)
Distance: Approx. 135 – 145 km
Estimated Travel Time: 3.5 to 4 hours
Major Iconic & Tourist Attractions Along the Route & in Aurangabad
1. En-Route Highlights
Son River Belt & Daudnagar Fort: The historic riverside town of Daudnagar features the remnants of a 17th-century river fortress and caravan sarai built by Mughal general Daud Khan.
Obra Carpet Weaving Hub: Globally known as the "Carpet City of Bihar," Obra is an artisan village celebrated for centuries-old handcrafted woolen carpets (kaleens) and durries.
2. Iconic Places to Visit in Aurangabad
Deo Surya Mandir (Deo Sun Temple): One of India’s most ancient and revered Sun temples, dating back centuries. Uniquely facing west rather than east, it is the primary pilgrimage epicenter during the Chhath Puja festival.
Umga Sun Temple & Hillock: An ancient stone temple complex perched on Umga Hill, featuring architectural remnants reminiscent of the Khajuraho and Sun temple styles.
Pawapuri (Deo Kund / Dudheshwar Nath): A holy temple pond and Lord Shiva shrine associated with sage Chyavana and Maharishi Bhrigu, attracting thousands of devotees during Shivratri and Shravan.
Siris Heritage Mosque & Settlement: An ancient administrative seat of the Mughal and Afghan periods containing historic tombs and Persian-inscribed mosques.
Travel Tips for the Journey
Best Time to Depart: Early mornings (around 6:00 AM – 7:00 AM) help bypass the congested city exit towards Phulwari Sharif / Naubatpur.
Highway Stops: Reliable family dhabas and tea stops are located along the Arwal and Daudnagar stretches on NH 139.
Pilgrim Peak Seasons: If traveling during Chhath Puja or the Shravani Mela, book your vehicle at least 48 hours in advance due to high demand for Deo and Deo Kund.