Visakhapatnam

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Local businesses in Visakhapatnam

Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.

Restaurants and cafes: 72
Treebo Trend PL Grand - Siripuram Visakhapatnam; Masaledaar Desi Rasoi; Donne Biryani House Restaurant; Irani Tea; Rajahmundry Rose Milk; Baba Cha; Hotel Vivana; Sabasiva Sweets & Backery; Shubham Cafe; Araku coffee
Hotels and lodges: 63
Rockdale; Green Park; Meghalaya; Royal Fort; Viswakarma Dormitory and Lodge; Central Revenue Quarters; Dolphin; Hotel Grand Bay; Hotel New Prince; Lodge Viswa Bhavan
Clothing shops: 71
He & She; Inner Factory; Kankatala; me n moms; Banyan Tree; CMR Fashions; Dolls N Chiq; Dolls n Chic Shop; Fashion Life; Guntur Cheneta Vastralayam
Jewellers: 34
Vijayalakshmi Silver Mall; K Satya Rao Gems & Jewellery; Manchukonda Gems & Jewellers; Vankayala Jewellers; Sri Seetharama Jewellers; Kameshwari Jewellers; Clove; Eskenl Jewelery; Goyaz; PMJ JEWELLERS
Salons and beauty shops: 11
Cut And Style Salon; Hiwaga; Shape & Skin; Anna Aesthetics; Daydreams; La Paul; cuts and curls; Beauty World; VLCC
Clinics: 4
Srikanth's Speech & Hearing Clinic; Vijaya Krishna Clinic; Sanjevani Mega Clinic; ENT Clinic
Electronics and mobile shops: 21
Sri Mobiles (Sales & Servicing); Jain Electronics; Coastal Electronics; My Home Electronics; Vardhaman Electronics; A to Z Mobile Accessories; Cell Guru; Cell Khazana; Conquer; Happi

Visakhapatnam facts

District
Visakhapatnam district
Population, 2011 Census
20,35,922
Area
about 640 sq km, about 45 m above sea level
PIN codes
530001 (Visakhapatnam), 530009 (Visakhapatnam Airport), 530035 (Visakhapatnam Port), 530031 (Visakhapatnam Steel Project)
Places nearby
Kanaka Maha Lakshmi Temple (Hindu temple, 1 km), Indira Priyadarshini Stadium (cricket stadium, 1 km), Poorna Market (neighbourhood, 2 km), Jagadamba Centre (neighbourhood, 2 km)
Culture and food
Hinduism is the majority religion, with Muslim, Christian and Buddhist communities, and Telugu is the main language alongside speakers of Odia, Hindi, Tamil and Malayalam. The city offers a mix of South Indian and Western food.
History
A local belief says a 4th-century king built a temple to Vaisakha here, which was later submerged by the sea, and the name stayed with the settlement.
Education
In 2016–17 urban Visakhapatnam had 144,268 students in 434 schools.

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