Ausa 

Ausa Taluka, located south of Latur city, is one of the district’s most historically significant regions, known for its ancient fort, temples, and cultural heritage. The taluka’s headquarters, Ausa town, holds immense historical importance as a medieval trade and defense center in the Marathwada region.

The Ausa Fort stands as the crown jewel of the taluka. Constructed during the Bahmani era, this magnificent stone fort features grand bastions, gateways, and a strategic moat. It offers panoramic views of the surrounding landscape and serves as a reminder of Marathwada’s glorious past.

Apart from the fort, the Balaji Temple and Nagnath Temple are major pilgrimage sites. These temples are beautifully designed in traditional architecture and attract devotees throughout the year. Festivals like Ganesh Chaturthi, Diwali, and Dussehra are celebrated here with community processions and folk performances.

Ausa’s countryside, marked by fertile black soil and scenic streams, provides a serene escape for nature lovers. The taluka is known for its rich agricultural produce, especially pulses and oilseeds.

Cultural life in Ausa is vibrant, featuring Lavani dance, Powada recitals, and Kirtans during festivals and fairs. Local markets buzz with activity, offering regional delicacies and handmade crafts.

Ausa Taluka seamlessly blends historical grandeur with rural simplicity — making it a must-visit destination for heritage enthusiasts and cultural travelers exploring Latur district