Khammam

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Local businesses in Khammam

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Restaurants and cafes: 59
Gani Internet; Kaveri Restaurant; Ayaan; Bkkh; City Cafe; Cytring Hotel; Den; Hi; Hotel Joy; Hotel Sridhar
Clothing shops: 20
Faizan; medas silks @ cottons; Desigual; Go Mall; Hi; Just For U; Levi's Khammam; US POLO ASSN. store; Babu Sarees; Balaji Jeans and kids corner
Jewellers: 3
Maheshwari Jewellers
Supermarkets: 20
First Fruit Consulting Service; Koramandal Mitra; Lakshmi Super market; Nagabushanam Kiranam; Sree Ram Super Market; Srinivas Grocery Center; srinivasa; Mystore; Fruit Market; more supermarket
Salons and beauty shops: 19
Shivani; Sony A/c; Advance Beauty; Ganesh Hair; Nagalakshmi; SAI Krishna; Sumanjali Hair; Tirumula; Welcome Hair; rajesh hair dresses
Clinics: 13
Urban Primary Health Centre, Mamillagudem; Urban Primary Health Centre, Mustafa Nagar; Primary Health Centre, Bodulanbanda; Apple Diagnostic Center & Clinic; Aswani Kidney and Dialysis Centre; KLR Skincure Clinic; Raghu Physiotherapy And Pain Relief Center; Rahim First Aid Center; Yalamanchili Poly Clinic and Nursing Home; Perumalla Shyam Sunder Skin Clinic
Schools: 81
KVM School; Little angels; Montessori High; Nirmal Hridai High School; Triveni School; narayana; newvision; Babymoon; DPS Ruins; Jubli school

Khammam facts

District
Khammam district
Population, 2011 Census
1,96,283 (1,98,620 in 2001)
Area
about 135.37 sq km, about 107 m above sea level
PIN codes
507001 (Khammam), 507203 (Khammampadu), 505184 (Khammampalli), 502345 (Khammampally)
Places nearby
Khanapuram Haveli (census Town, 4 km)
Local economy
Khammam is the fourth-largest city in Telangana. An integrated palm oil complex by Godrej Agrovet broke ground here in 2023.
Culture and food
Women in Khammam celebrate Bathukamma, a floral festival in which they worship the goddess with flowers for nine days. Bhakta Ramadasu Kala Kshetram is the city's national-level theatre.
History
Khammam was once known by names such as Stambhadri and Kambamettu, and is named after the oldest pillar at the Stambhadri Narasimhaswamy temple.

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