Bapatla

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Local businesses in Bapatla

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Restaurants and cafes: 18
TEABAR CAFE; Surya Nagarjuna shop; Badam milk shop; Dolphin Biriyani Point; GODAVARI RESTAURANT; Hotel Goutham; Nice Restaurant; Orange Restaurant; Pagadala Grand; Panipuri Point
Hotels and lodges: 5
Gopi hostel; Kona Bhavan; divya ladies hostel; Ayyappa Tiffin Center; vemana boys hostel
Cinemas and theatres: 2
Srinivasa Movie Theather; alankar movies
Places of worship: 22
Father Heyer Lutheran Church; New Covenant Church; Philadelphia Church of God; Siva Layam; The Salvation Army Prayer Hall - Vidya Nagar Corps; ST Peter luthrain church; Poleramma Temple; SRI VENKATESWARA SWAMI TEMPLE; Sivalayam Temple; Sri Anjaneya Swami Temple
Parks and stadiums: 5
Bapatla park; Park and Running Track; Unique Sports Wear; kammaalyanamandapam; indoor stadium
Clothing shops: 1
Swathi Cloth Center
Hospitals: 11
Government Hospital,Bapatla; Avanthi ENT Hospital; Bapatla Star Hospital; Vijaya Eye Hospital; GOWTHAMI RASAYANASALA; Rachana Eye Hospital; Wins Hospital; Rushi Care Hospital; Srinivasa Children Hospital; RUSHI CARE HOSPITAL
Schools: 5
ABM High School; Bapatla Public School; M V R S Viveka Foster School; Muncipal High School; Narayana School

Bapatla facts

District
Bapatla district
Population, 2011 Census
70,777 (68,397 in 2001)
Area
about 17.92 sq km, about 6 m above sea level
PIN codes
522101 (Bapatla), 522102 (Bapatla Engg College)
Places nearby
Bhavanarayana Temple (Hindu temple, 1 km), Suryalanka Beach (beach, 9 km)
Local economy
Aquaculture and paddy farming are the main occupations on the coastal side of Bapatla. Onshore oil drilling has taken place nearby in the KG basin, and Suryalanka Beach, run by the state tourism corporation, brings tourism income.
Culture and food
Suryalanka Beach hosts the Bhavapuri Beach Festival every year. Religious places in the town include the Bhavanarayana Temple and the Centenary Baptist Zion Church.
History
Bapatla was formerly called Bhavapattana, after the Bhavanarayana Temple in the town.

Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.