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Local businesses in Karimnagar
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 6
- Mayuri; Bhharat Fast center And Biryani point; gen
- Hotels and lodges: 7
- Chanda's; Hotel Nawab's; Swetha Hotel; Kalpana Hotel; Sweta Hotel
- Attractions and museums: 1
- sree chaitanya clg
- Cinemas and theatres: 17
- Mamata Theater; Raja Theater; Sai krishna Theater; Shiva Theater; Thirandaz Theater; Venkateshwara theater; Prathima Multiplex; Prathima multiplex; Srinivasa Theater; venkateswara theatre
- Places of worship: 30
- Veeranjaneya temple; Hanuman Sahitha Vishwanatha Temple Adarshanagar Y Junction; Kotla Shekhan Masjid; Masjid un Nabi (Ahle Sunnat wal Jamaat); Sahethnagar Mohammadi Masjid; Santoshimata Temple; Sri Mahashakthi Temple; Sri Rama Mandiram; Sri Varasidhivinayaka Shiridisainatha Sri Rama Mandiram; Pochamma Temple
- Parks and stadiums: 9
- Ambedakar Stadium; deer park
- Hospitals: 96
- District Hospital Karimnagar; Dr Hari Kishan Eye Care; Fortune Medcare Hospital; Renee Hospital; Sai Krishna Hospital,Vavilalapally; District Hospital, Karimnagar; Dr. PVR Multispeciality Hospital; KPR Multi-speciality Hospital; Mahalaxmi Hospital,Karimnagar; Petals Neo Care (Newborn & Children`s Hospital)
- Schools: 7
- Gandi school; Ghs Old School; Govt High School, Karimnagar; Huda School; Sarswathi shishu mandir; advita international school
Karimnagar facts
- District
- Karimnagar district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 2,89,821 (2,18,302 in 2001)
- Area
- about 49.75 sq km, about 265 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 505001 (Karimnagar)
- Places nearby
- Karimnagar Cable Bridge (cable-Stayed bridge, 3 km), Lower Manair Dam (dam, 4 km), Kothapalli (Haveli) (village, 7 km), Elgandal Fort (hill fort, 9 km)
- Education
- Karimnagar is a major education centre in north-western Telangana, with technology institutes, medical colleges and law colleges.
- Culture and food
- Telugu is the main language in Karimnagar and Urdu is also widely spoken. Karimnagar silver filigree is a local craft, and festival snacks such as sakinalu, made from rice, sesame seeds and ajwain, are made for Sankranti.
- History
- The place was once known as Veligandula and Tellakandula. During the Nizam era it was named Karimnagar by a local official, Syed Karimuddin.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.