It is the tomb of the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb, situated on at Khultabad, a city in Aurangabad at Maharashtra state, India. Khultabad is an important religious centre due to its abode to two of the most revered Muhammaden saints namely, Burhan-ud-din and Zain-ud-din.

The coffin of Aurangazeb was brought by his son Muhammad Azam Shah and after his burial here, Aurangazeb was given a posthumous title ‘Khuld-makan’ (He whose abode is in eternity). The grave is located at the centre of an elevated stone platform from the surrounding marble floor.