Local businesses in Srinagar
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Hospitals: 30
- JVC SKIMS Medical College & Hospital; Haya Unani Hospital; Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences Kashmir; Lalla Ded Hospital; Khyber Medical Institute hospital; SMHS Hospital; The New City Hospital; Al-Aziz Hospital; Albarq Multi Speciality Hospital; Dr. Farooq's Unani Hospital
- Clinics: 52
- Al-Kabir Eye Care Centre; City Poly Clinic & Diagnostic Centre; Cutis Skin and Laser Clinic; Dr. GR Mir's Orthopaedic Clinic; Dr. Iffat Hassan's Skin and Reserch Clinic; Dr. Irshad Ahmad Diabetes Clinic; Dr. Kaiser's Clinic; Dr. Mir Nisar Ahmad's Clinic; Dr. Tariq Eye Clinic; Dr. Yaseen's Skin Clinic
- Pharmacies: 30
- Pirson Chemists and Druggists; Sahl; 24x7 pharmacy; Ain Posh Pharmacy; Al-Habib Ortho and Medical Chemists; Al-Sabah Medicate; Appolo Pharmacy; Bindroo Health Zone; Chowdhary Medicate; Deendard Ayurveeic Dawakhana
- Dental clinics: 22
- Alshafa Dental Clinic; Dr. Bashirs Medical/Dental Clinic; Akhoon's Dental Clinic; Dental Wellness Centre; Dr. Mushtaq's Dental Clinic; Dr. Zahid Safdar's Dental Health Centre; Green Wood International Dental Clinic; Mcleans Dental Clinic; Odonto Care; Saleem Dental Clinic
- Medical supply and optical shops: 4
- Global Scientific Enterprises Laboratory Items; Khan Optician Eye Clinic; Max Vision Opticals; New Star Opticians
Srinagar facts
- District
- Srinagar district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 11,80,570
- Area
- about 294 sq km, about 1585 m above sea level
- Places nearby
- Pathar Mosque (mosque, 2 km), Raghunath Temple (Hindu temple, 2 km), Aali Mosque (historic congregational mosque, 2 km), Jamia Masjid (mosque, 2 km)
- Education
- Srinagar has the University of Kashmir, the Cluster University of Srinagar, the Central University of Kashmir and NIT Srinagar.
- History
- The name comes from Shrinagari in Kalhana's chronicle the Rajatarangini, meaning City of Lakshmi.
- Geography
- Srinagar lies on both banks of the Jhelum, called Vyath in Kashmir, and is known for its nine old bridges.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.