Kakinada

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Local businesses in Kakinada

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Restaurants and cafes: 20
SURESH CHICKEN CENTRE; YATI RESTAURANT; Ruchira; SVN Grand; aditya Canteen; breakfast center; jabili tiffins; Harayani Samosa; Suruchi Food Court; GREEN PARK
Hotels and lodges: 16
Maruthi Guest House; Vinayaka Tiffins; AP Tourism Guest House; Ashoka Inn; SVN GRAND; Venky Residency; Girls Hostel
Attractions and museums: 2
Kakinada Room
Cinemas and theatres: 14
Anand Theatre; Geet Theatre; C n C; Mayuri Theatre; Veerkamal; Devi Multiplex theatre; Laxmi Talkies Theatre , Kakinada; Tirumala Theatre
Places of worship: 37
Gokulam; Kumbhabishekam Temple; The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints; kanakadurga tmple; saradadevi temple; venkateswara swamy; Beersheba Church; Sattemma thalli temple; nookalamma thalli temple; Shivalayam temple
Parks and stadiums: 37
Boats club south gate no 1; District Sports Authority; Krishna Nagar Park; JANMABHUMI PARK; Public Gym In Vivekananda Park; RMC grounds; Boat's club pier 1; Gandhi nagar park; Skating Ring; Sports Authority Rifle Shooting Range Kakinada
Hospitals: 89
Apollo Hospitals - East Godavari; Christian Cancer Center; Sai Sudha Hospital; Sanjivi Hospitals; Srujana Multi Speciality Hospital; Vijaya Nursing Home - Kakinada; Ramya Hospitals; Ravichandra Hospital; Safe Emergency Hospital; Saipriya Maternity Hospital
Schools: 11
Aditya Talent School; AMG School; GMC; Govt. MPL. Elementary School; Meclarane Grounds; gpt; prakasam convent school; pragati school

Kakinada facts

District
Kakinada district
Population, 2011 Census
3,84,182 (3,35,299 in 2001)
Area
about 57.36 sq km, about 1 m above sea level
PIN codes
533001 (Kakinada Bazar)
Places nearby
Bhavanarayana Temple (Hindu temple, 2 km)
Education
Kakinada is known as an education hub of Andhra Pradesh, with schools run by the government, aided and private sectors and many colleges.
Culture and food
The Kakinada Beach Festival, a three-day music festival, was declared an annual event by the Andhra Pradesh government in 2012.
History
One theory says the name Kakinada comes from the Dutch settlement there, known as Cocanada, linked to the cloth goods that were stored and exported.

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