Chandigarh

Business System Integrations for Chandigarh businesses

Local businesses in Chandigarh

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

IT and company offices: 4
Sab Hi Digital; CPMG; Punjab Kesari Group; Junglewks trail
Government offices: 13
Himachal Bhawan; Muncipal Corporation Office; SDOs' Offices; Punjab State Consumer Disputes Redressal Commission; Bjp; Haryana Human Rights Commission; Punjab Mandi Board; Survey of India; Vit te Yojna Bhawan; Haryana Information Commission
Colleges and universities: 29
Regional Institute of English; Government College of Art; University Institute of Engineering and Technology; Government Industrial Training Institute; Guru Gobind College for Women; Panjab University; Punjab Engineering College; Regional Institute of Cooperative Management; Sri Guru Gobind Singh College; Ch. Devi Lal Centre of Learning
Workshops and craft businesses: 2
Asian Paints Colour Academy; The Brew Estate
Finance, insurance and legal offices: 2
LLM Advocates
Malls and department stores: 5
Nexus Elante Mall; Centra Mall; Bansal Brothers; Harison; Piccadily Square Mall
Supermarkets: 6
Mums Mall; AMRILUX GLOBAL - LIGHTING; verka booth; Azaad market; Gift Super Market
Clothing shops: 7
Shiv Garments Kids store; Amayra; Amar Fabrics; Kala Emporium; Zara Showroom; Fila; Fabindia

Chandigarh facts

Population, 2011 Census
10,55,450
Area
about 114 sq km, about 350 m above sea level
People
818 females per 1,000 males; 86.77% literacy
PIN codes
160017 (Chandigarh )
Places nearby
Parrot Bird Sanctuary (bird sanctuary, 1 km), Sector 16 Stadium (cricket stadium, 1 km), Zakir Husain Rose Garden (botanical garden, 1 km), Government Museum and Art Gallery (museum, 2 km)
Culture and food
Hinduism is the largest religion in Chandigarh. The city has given heritage status to 31 trees, including those more than a hundred years old.
History
The name means fort of Chandi, taken from a village whose temple to the goddess Chandi still stands at Chandi Mandir.
Geography
Chandigarh lies at the foothills of the Shivalik range, covers about 114 sq km and borders Punjab and Haryana.

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