Bhopal

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Local businesses in Bhopal

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Hospitals: 117
Sultania Zanana Hospital; MASTERLAL SINGH HOSPITAL; KAILASH NATH KATJU; Khan Shakir ali khan aspataal, gas rahat, bhopal; Darbari Hospital; Indira Gandhi Hospital; Indira IVF Bhopal; Lakecity Hospital, Bhopal; New Apex Hospital; New star hospital
Clinics: 3
Vijaya Maternity and Nursing Home; Nahar Nursing Home, Bhopal; Pushkom Maternity and Nursing Home, Bhopal
Restaurants and cafes: 39
Bapu Ki Kutia; Brijwasi; Aadarsh Namkeen; Manohar Dairy; Gandhi Dham; Pizza palace; Tapti; Taste of Khatta Meetha; Wah Ji Wah; Keventers
Hotels and lodges: 36
hotel shalimar true geoposition; Home Guard Mess; Hotel India; Hotel Palash Residency; Hotel Ranjit Legacy; Hotel Sarthak; Hotel The Pannis; Ashirwad Regency; Hotel Alan Regency; Hotel Centre Park
Schools: 9
Anand Vihar School; Bhopal Academy School; Douglas Higher Secondary School; Hind Convent HS; LGM Memorial School; Rashidia School; Saidia School
Clothing shops: 117
Ashoka Garments; Being Star Kids Wear; Best Choice; Bombay Cloth Store; Bombay Saree Emporium; Brij Mohan Das & Sons; Chhaap Emporium; Chhap Emporium; Collective Fashion Store; Durlabh Sarees
Jewellers: 24
Agarbandhu Jewellers; Anmol Jewellers; Ashtalakshmi Jewellers; Aspra Jewellers; Balaji Gems; DMJ Nupur Jewellers; Fashion Care Art Jewel; RK Jewellers; Rantwala; Ratan Shree Jewellers Private Limited

Bhopal facts

District
Bhopal district
Population, 2011 Census
18,83,381
Area
about 648.24 sq km, about 427 m above sea level
PIN codes
462001 (Bhopal ), 472337 (Bhopalpur)
Places nearby
Aishbagh Stadium (field hockey stadium, 1 km), Lower Lake (Bhopal) (lake, 1 km), Moti Masjid (mosque, 1 km), Lakshmi Narayan Temple (Hindu temple, 2 km)
Culture and food
Diwali is the biggest festival in Bhopal, with Ganesh Puja and Durga Puja bringing decorated idols to neighbourhoods and Dussehra ending with the burning of Ravana effigies.
History
Folklore says Bhopal was founded in the 11th century by the Paramara king Bhoja and was first called Bhojpal after a dam. Another theory names a king called Bhupala.
Geography
Bhopal stands at about 500 m on the Malwa plateau, just north of the Vindhya ranges.

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