Dhanbad

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Local businesses in Dhanbad

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Restaurants and cafes: 35
Tiwari Hotel; Apple Restaurant; Bahamas Fusion Kitchen; Konark; Lemon chilli xpress; Bharat Hindu Hotel; Butter Naan; Dhanbad Biryani Company; Freshpresso; Highway Treat Bhojanalaya
Hotels and lodges: 14
Cocoon; Circuit House; Emerald Hostel; Hotel Hill Top; Hotel Marina Inn; Hotel Sai Inn; Hotel Sri Biswanath; Opal Hostel; Sapphire Hostel; Topaz Hostel
Attractions and museums: 2
Geological Museum
Cinemas and theatres: 2
Pooja Talkies; Ray Talkies
Places of worship: 20
Sri Surya Mahaveer Temple; CCWO Durga Temple; Durga Puja Samiti; Shri Shri 1008 Baba Bhoothnath Mandir Matkuria Dhanbad; Sri Sai Nath Temple; Panch Mukhi Hanuman Mandir; Church of North India; Hari Mandir; Durga Mandir; Durga Temple
Parks and stadiums: 11
CCWO Park; Dhanbad Indoor Badminton Stadium; Railway Cricket Stadium; Birsa Munda Park; bpr; Student Activity Center
Clothing shops: 4
Punam Emporium; Pushpa Garments; V-Mart; Citi Style
Hospitals: 29
Patliputra Medical College and Hospital; Asian Dwarkadas Jalan Super Speciality Hospital; JIMS Hospital; Patliputra Medical College Hospital; Raj Nursing Home - Private; Sadar Hospital,Dhanbad; Akriti Orthopaedic & Research Centre; Asarfi Hospital Pvt Ltd; Dhanbad Nursing Home Pvt Ltd; Dr. NK Verma Hospital
Schools: 4
rajkamal saraswati vidhya mandir school; Jeevan Jyoti School for Special Children; Carmel School; Kendriya Vidyalaya

Dhanbad facts

District
Dhanbad district
Area
about 2052 sq km, about 222 m above sea level
PIN codes
826001 (Dhanbad Hirapur)
Places nearby
Railway Stadium (multi-propose ground, 1 km)
Local economy
Dhanbad has one of the oldest and largest markets in the region and is known for coal. About 112 coal mines surround the city, and there are several coal washeries.
Education
Dhanbad is a leading education centre in eastern India, and most schools follow CBSE, ICSE or the state board.
History
The Dhanbad area was part of the Manbhum region and was settled by Mundari tribes. A Chinese traveller's account from the seventh century describes a powerful kingdom in the area.

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