Bhubaneswar

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Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Hospitals: 47
Capital Hospital (Bhubaneswar); Neelachal Hospital Pvt Ltd - Bhubaneshwar; Sara Gastro & Laparoscopic Hospital; Secretariate Zonal Dispensary; Vision Care Eye Hospital; Amri Hospitals; Ananya Hospital; Annapurna Memorial Hospital; Deepak Clinic And Nursing Home; Gastro and Kidney Care Hospital
Clinics: 41
SimpleeKare Clinic; Nicky Home Clinic; Usthi Hospital And Research Centre; Anvi ENT & Head, Neck Centre; Aspire Clinic; Aum Ambe Ayurvedic Clinic; Chakadola Clinic; Dr. Debabrata Padhy Bone and Joint Clinic; Dr. Mohan's Diabetes Specialities Centre; Ghana Shyam Health Care
Pharmacies: 3
Ayurvedic medicine; Apollo Pharmacy
Dental clinics: 9
Aesthetica Dental Studio; Aspire Dental Centre; Bibhuti Bhusan Memorial Dental Care; Care 32 Multispeciality Dental Clinic; Dinabandhu Laser Dental Clinic; Mallick's Multi Speciality Dental Care; Sai Shradha Smile Dental Clinic; Sai Sree Dental Clinic; Ultracare Dental Clinic
Medical supply and optical shops: 4
Eyesite opticals; Optique; Panda Opticals; Lenskart

Bhubaneswar facts

District
Odisha. It is located in the Khordha district
Population, 2011 Census
8,37,737
Area
about 1035 sq km, about 45 m above sea level
PIN codes
751001 (Bhubaneswar Secretariate), 751014 (Bhubaneswar Court), 751009 (Bhubaneswar R S), 755043 (Bhubaneswarpur)
Places nearby
Ram Mandir (Hindu temple, 1 km), Odisha State Museum (museum, 2 km), Labesvara Siva Temple (Hindu temple, 2 km), Lokanath Siva Temple (Hindu temple, 2 km)
Culture and food
Bhubaneswar is known as the Temple City of India for its many temples built in the Kalinga style, and Hindus are the large majority.
Education
Bhubaneswar is considered the education hub of eastern India, with IIT Bhubaneswar, NISER, AIIMS Bhubaneswar and NIFT among its institutions.
History
The name comes from Tribhubaneswara, the Lord of the Three Worlds, meaning Shiva. The city stands near the ruins of Sisupalgarh and not far from Dhauli.

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