Local businesses in Tanuku
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Restaurants and cafes: 12
- Alankar Family Restaurant; Madina; Sharmista Foods; Sharmista Foods (Family Restaurant); Tea Tree; Green land family resturant; Hungry Harbour; Saravanabhava Home Foods; Teja hotel A/C; KFC
- Hotels and lodges: 10
- Abhiram Hotel; Hotel Royal Park; Hotel chitturi heritage; Abiram Hotel; Hotel Anand Sai; Hotel sri devi residency; Peacock lodge; Sriram Hotel "Y" Junction Pydiparru, Tanuku; sc college boys hostal in tanuku
- Cinemas and theatres: 4
- VMax; Veera Narayan - VMax; venkateswara theatre; Lakshmi Theater
- Places of worship: 42
- Ganesh Chowk; Mandapaka Keshava Temple; New Roman Catholic Church; Sri Ayyappa Temple; Sri Swarna Durga Mandir; St.joseph chapel singagudem; Mandapaka Ellaramma Ammavari Temple; Nagadevatha temple; New GDM church; Priya prabhu golden good news church
- Parks and stadiums: 10
- NTR Park; Bank colony Municipal park; Bridge Park Tanuku; Chettu Jaariballa Park; Gum park; Gym Park; TANUKU PARK; Municipal park
- Hospitals: 54
- Sri Satya Sai Nursing Home and Laproscopic Surgical Center; Sri Surya Nursing Home; Geeta Hospitals; Sri Chaitanya Orthopaedic Hospital; Sri Ramakrishna Orthopaedic and Physiotherapy Center; Adithya Hospital; Bhagyasri Hospitals; Bhanu Hospital; Bharathi Nursing Home, Tanuku; Divya Multispeciality Hospital
- Schools: 11
- Montessori Ground; Bhashyam public school grounds; Montessori School Bus Parking; Montessori residential high school; Sasi Degree College; Vimala Convent; Adarsh high school; School; Zilla Parishad High School; Ravindra Bharathi School
Tanuku facts
- District
- West Godavari district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 77,962 (72,970 in 2001)
- Area
- about 24.83 sq km, about 12 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 534211 (Tanuku Old Town)
- Education
- Higher education in Tanuku includes the SMVM Polytechnic College.
- Culture and food
- Tanuku is the birthplace of Nannaya, regarded as the first poet of the Telugu language, who translated the Mahabharata from Sanskrit to Telugu.
- History
- In ancient times Tanuku was known as Tarakapuri, the capital of the demon king Tarakasura.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.