Local businesses in Ranchi
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 71
- The Best; Kaveri; Park Corner; Hotel Jayshree; river view; Bawarchi Restaurant; Chennai Kitchen; KAVERI RESTAURENT; Madan Dhaba Bhojnalaya; Mahi Restaurant
- Hotels and lodges: 51
- Adivasi Hostel; Beena Inn; Bhagirathi Hostel; CAPITOL RESIDENCY; Capitol Hill; Chanakya BNR Hotel; Deepshikha Adivasi Baalika P.G Hostel; Hotel AVN Plaza; Hotel Accord; Hotel Amar Heritage
- Clothing shops: 18
- Kashmir Vastralaya; Oswal Collection; Big Shop; Brands Outlet; Sarjana Store; Street one; Louis Phillipe; Biba; Monte Carlo; Pepe Jeans
- Jewellers: 5
- Tripati Jeweller; kundan jewellers; tripti jewellers; Paul Jewellers; Kalyan Jewellers
- Salons and beauty shops: 5
- Aura Unisex Saloon; Rashmi Bridal Collections; Relax Salon & Spa; Uniqueen Collection; Barber Shop
- Clinics: 38
- Dr. Ranjit Kumar Dutta; Balaji Clinic and Research Centre; Dr. Sudhir Ranjan Clinic; Kalpana Clinic; Mundu Nursing Home; Rama Nursing Home, Ranchi; Retina Clinic; Viraj Nursing Home; Beohar's Eye Clinic; Chandrama Imaging & Health Clinic
- Electronics and mobile shops: 5
- Rohatgi Home Shine; Sony; Samsung; Airtel
Ranchi facts
- District
- Ranchi district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 10,73,440
- Area
- about 652.02 sq km, about 651 m above sea level
- People
- 87.68% literacy
- PIN codes
- 834001 (Ranchi Court), 834006 (Ranchi Veterinary College), 834002 (Ranchi Airport), 834009 (Ranchi Medical College Campus)
- Places nearby
- Ranchi Lake (freshwater lake, 2 km), Pahari Mandir (Hindu temple, 3 km), Birsa Munda Hockey Stadium (field hockey stadium, 3 km), Metallurgical & Engineering Consultant Ltd Sail Stadium (stadium, 4 km)
- Culture and food
- Hinduism is the largest religion in Ranchi, followed by Islam, and about one in ten residents follow tribal religions such as Sarna.
- Getting there
- Birsa Munda Airport is the busiest airport in Jharkhand.
- History
- One popular tale says a British captain, Thomas Wilkinson, chose Archi, an Oraon tribal village, as headquarters and the British named it Ranchi.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.