Tuni

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Local businesses in Tuni

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Restaurants and cafes: 5
rayadu venttaillu; Haveli Restaurant; Hotel Madhuram; Udipi Hotel
Cinemas and theatres: 7
Surya Mahal & Sai Mahal; SREE RAMA THEATER; Lakshmi Cinema Hall; GOWTHAM THIETOR; SAI MAHAL&Surya MAHAL; SOMARAJU THEATRE; VEERARAJU THEATRE
Places of worship: 20
SRI MARIDAMMA VAARI AALAYAM; Sri venkateswara temple; Scott Memorial Baptist Church; durgalamma chettu; venkateswara temple; Talupulamma Thalli temple; Lord Ganesha Temple; Ramalayam Temple; DURGA TEMPLE; vinayaka temple
Parks and stadiums: 3
Box Cricket; Smash It; Govt Park
Hospitals: 13
Government Area Hospital, Tuni; Pandu Ranga Praja Vidyasala; Doctors Plaza Ent Clinic; Kiran Children Hospital; Siddhartha Charitable Eye Hospital; Sri Subrahmanyam Nursing Home; Sri Viajaya Sai Matha Hospital; Sriprakash Ayurveda Hospital; Vijaya Maternity Hospital; mamatha
Schools: 12
SPVN School ground; Sidhartha School ground; Municipal Goverment school; Government School MR Peta; SAMAYAMANTHULA REDDY Z.P.H SCHOOL; ZPP Raja High School; sri vidya shcool ground; GIRLS HIGH SCHOOL; Loyola School

Tuni facts

District
Kakinada district
Population, 2011 Census
2,54,425 (50,368 in 2001)
Area
about 9.85 sq km, about 140 m above sea level
People
77.4% literacy
PIN codes
533401 (Tuni Old Bazar), 521401 (Tunikipadu), 532122 (Tunivada)
Places nearby
Talupulamma Temple (Hindu temple, 6 km)
Local economy
Tuni is a commercial hub for Kakinada and Anakapalli districts. Tandava Sugars, one of the oldest sugar factories in Andhra Pradesh, is here, along with many handloom units, about 20 cashew nut industries and several chemical factories.
Education
Tuni plays a major role in education for urban and rural students from nearby villages.
History
Before it was called Tuni, the town was Tundi under the Vishnukundina dynasty, and its historical sites may date to the first century CE in connection with Buddhism.

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