Aurangabad (and its nearby areas in the Aurangabad district) has several important Jain temples, mainly Digambar tradition, many of which are classified as Atishay Kshetras (places of special miraculous significance). Here are the notable ones you can visit:

• Shri Prashwanath Digambar Jain (Pahad) Mandir, Ellora (Verul) near Aurangabad

- Type: Digambar; Atishay Kshetra; dedicated to Parshwanath - Significance: Located on a hill near Ellora caves, a revered pilgrimage site with a long tradition of miraculous events. - Read more:

• Shri 1008 Munisuwratnath Digamber Jain Atishaya Kshetra, Paithan, Maharashtra

- Type: Digambar; Atishay Kshetra; Munisuwratnath (Munisuvrat) idol - Significance: Historical idol with associated miraculous events; Paithan is a known Jain tirth in the region. - Read more:

• Shri 1008 Sankathar Parshwanath Digamber Jain Atishay Kshetra, Jatwada, Maharashtra

- Type: Digambar; Atishay Kshetra; Parshwanath - Significance: A historic kshetra with a cave discovery of Jain idols; revered for miraculous events and long devotional history. - Read more:

• Shri Chintamani Parshwanath Jain Temple (Kachner), near Aurangabad

- Type: Digambar; Parshwanath - Significance: Renowned for the idol of Parshwanath and its associated devotional history; located in the Kachner area of Aurangabad district. - Read more:

Notes

• The Aurangabad region has both Digambar temples and Atishay Kshetras with emphasis on Parshwanath and Munisuvratnath deities. The temples above reflect some of the most noted sites in and around Aurangabad district.
• If you’re exploring, check local temple timings and accessibility, as conditions can change seasonally.

If you’d like, I can narrow this list to temples in a specific sub-area (Ellora-Verul belt, Paithan area, or Jatwada) or give directions and best visiting times.