Local businesses in Warangal
Listed in OpenStreetMap within 3.5 km of the city centre.
- Government offices: 3
- Asst.Comissioner of Labour Office; manadal revenue office; muncipal office
- Colleges and universities: 20
- AVV; Ganapathy Engineering College; Government Polytechnic College; Govt Polytechnic Clg Wgl; Jignasa junior college; Lal Bahadur Collage; Lal Bahadur college; S R Junior College; SR Junior College For Girls; Talla padmavati b.ed college
- Workshops and craft businesses: 8
- Paradise; Rockon wins; Durga wines; Sindhu Mobiles; osman auto electrician; wins
- Finance, insurance and legal offices: 6
- Manappuram General Finance and Leasing; united india insurance co ltd; Muthoot Finance; Life Insurance Corporation
- Hospitals: 58
- CKM Hospital,Warangal; Guardian Multispecality Hospital; MGM Hospital; Mourya Hospital; Samraksha Super Speciality Hospital; Sri Srinivasa sunshine hospital; Srinivasa Orthopaedic & General Hospital; Tejaswi Hospital; Warangal Kidney Center & Children Hospital; CKM Government Maternity Hospital
- Banks: 27
- AP Grameena Vikas bank; Development Credit Bank; Federal Bank; Andhra Bank; Central Bank of India; Indian Bank; Kotak Mahindra Bank; Bank of India; Union Bank of India; Bank of Baroda
- Hotels and lodges: 20
- gokul; Suraj Residency; lokesh hotel; Grand Gayathri Hotel; Hotel grand gayatri; Jagadamba hotel; Jai Sree Hanuman Marwadi Bhojanalay; MGM Nurse Hostel; daa in family restaurant; dine in mandi house
Warangal facts
- District
- Hanamkonda district
- Population, 2011 Census
- 7,04,570 (5,79,216 in 2001)
- Area
- about 197.82 sq km, about 302 m above sea level
- PIN codes
- 506002 (Warangal)
- Places nearby
- Kakatiya Musical Garden (park, 3 km), Warangal Museum (museum, 3 km), Bhadrakali Temple (Hindu temple, 3 km), Bhadrakali Lake (indian lake, 3 km)
- Local economy
- Agriculture is the main activity around Warangal, with paddy, cotton, mango and wheat as major crops, helped by the Godavari lift irrigation scheme.
- Education
- On 2 September 2022 Warangal joined the UNESCO Global Network of Learning Cities.
- History
- During Kakatiya rule from 1163 to 1323 CE, Warangal was called Orugallu, Ekashila Nagaram or Omatikonda, all meaning a single stone, after a huge granite boulder in the fort.
Sources: Census of India 2011, Wikipedia, Wikidata, India Post and OpenStreetMap. Last checked 14 October 2026.