Tanuku

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Local businesses in Tanuku

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Hospitals: 54
Sree Satya Hospitals; Sreeharsha Ent Hospital; 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
Clinics: 12
Anapurna Nursing Home; People's Nursing Home; Priyanka Nursing Home; SVB Nursing Home; Satyavathi Nursing Home; Savitri Nursing Home; Sri Karuna Nursing Home; Sri Satyanarayana Nursing Home; Sri Sirisha Nursing Home; Supraja Clinic
Restaurants and cafes: 12
madhrams restorent; 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
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
Schools: 11
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; Sri chaitanya school
Clothing shops: 1
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Jewellers: 2
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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)
Local economy
Andhra Sugars supplies liquid hydrogen to ISRO for use as rocket propellant. Tanuku has long been associated with rice mills, oil mills, textile-related units, cardboard and paper, aquaculture and poultry.
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.