Areas We Serve in Hyderabad

IT and residential suburb in Serilingampally mandal, west Hyderabad, beside the Financial District and the ORR, known for its stadiums and university campuses.

Hyderabad's original IT business district, established in 1998 around Cyber Towers in Madhapur and served by the Blue Line's HITEC City and Durgam Cheruvu metro stations.

Planned business district in Nanakramguda on Gachibowli's southern edge, home to WaveRock, the US Consulate and a dense cluster of 40-to-60-floor residential towers.

West Hyderabad neighbourhood that grew from a rocky village in the early 1990s into the residential and commercial core around HITEC City and Durgam Cheruvu.

Residential suburb in Serilingampally mandal between HITEC City, Gachibowli and Hafeezpet, popular with IT professionals and known for the Botanical Garden and KIMS Hospitals.

ORR-side suburb in Gandipet mandal next to the Financial District, home to the HMDA Neopolis layout and many of Hyderabad's tallest residential towers.

Satellite town in Ramachandrapuram mandal, Sangareddy district, on Hyderabad's western edge near the ORR, now dominated by large gated high-rise townships.

Census town and Gandipet mandal headquarters on the Outer Ring Road, south-west of the Financial District, with a fast-growing cluster of 45-floor-plus residential towers.

ORR-side village in Ramachandrapuram mandal, Sangareddy district, on Hyderabad's western fringe, home to the state's 15,660-flat Kollur 2BHK Dignity Housing colony.

Former village belt west of Gachibowli, between the University of Hyderabad, Nallagandla and Tellapur, now a dense cluster of gated high-rises around Wipro's campus.

Established neighbourhood between Kondapur and Miyapur, divided into Old and New Hafeezpet and served by its own MMTS station on the Lingampally line.

Residential neighbourhood near Gachibowli and the Financial District, spanning Manikonda and Puppalaguda villages, known for Lanco Hills, Chitrapuri Colony and several lakes.

Residential area in Serilingampally mandal on Hyderabad's north-western side near the University of Hyderabad, known for mid-range to luxury gated apartment communities.

Arterial road from Jubilee Hills Check Post along Road No. 36 through Madhapur to Cyber Towers, running beneath the Blue Line metro viaduct.

Neighbourhood beside HITEC City and Durgam Cheruvu at the western end of the Blue Line metro, home to Knowledge City, T-Hub and several of Hyderabad's tallest towers.

Upmarket central-west Hyderabad neighbourhood on once-forested hills, laid out along Roads No. 1 to 14, with bungalows, luxury hotels, hospitals and KBR Park on its edge.

Upscale residential suburb in west Hyderabad between Banjara Hills and HITEC City, known for large independent homes, KBR Park, Film Nagar's studios and political residences.

Neighbourhood lying mostly within Jubilee Hills, partly in Banjara Hills, that serves as the base of the Telugu film industry, with historic studios and homes of leading actors.

Arterial Banjara Hills road with the Telangana Police command and control centre, the Hare Krishna Golden Temple, politicians' residences and a mix of homes and cafés.

Jubilee Hills road that forms the eastern approach to the Durgam Cheruvu cable-stayed bridge, combining large residences with a cluster of restaurants and bars.

Residential layout in Madhapur adjoining Jubilee Hills on the way to HITEC City, laid out on about 80 acres in the late 1980s near Durgam Cheruvu.

Plotted colony in Madhapur within the HITEC City area (PIN 500081), near Shilparamam, where residences share the layout with offices and guest houses.

Central Hyderabad locality along Raj Bhavan Road, home to the Governor's residence, Yashoda Hospital and a dense cluster of jewellery showrooms, car dealers and banks.

Central-west Hyderabad commercial and residential area at a major junction linking Ameerpet, Banjara Hills, Somajiguda and Khairatabad, home to NIMS.

Central residential and commercial suburb north of Hussain Sagar, home to the old Begumpet Airport, Paigah Palace and Hyderabad Public School.

Dense, long-established suburb in north-west Hyderabad on the NH65 Mumbai Highway, mixing housing-board colonies, busy retail streets and some of the city's earliest residential high-rises.

North-west Hyderabad suburb at the Red Line metro terminus on NH65, known for its lakes, established colonies such as HUDA Mayuri Nagar and a post-2021 surge of residential high-rises.

Fast-growing north-western suburb and mandal headquarters beyond Miyapur, home to engineering colleges and pharma R&D centres, with gated villa and apartment communities.

Northern suburb on NH44, the Hyderabad–Nagpur highway, beyond Suchitra, known for spacious layouts, villa communities and greenery, with an elevated highway corridor under construction.

Apartment-dense north-western suburb off the JNTU–Bachupally belt with more than 20,000 flats, chosen for relative affordability near the IT corridor despite water and traffic problems.

Residential colony between Nizampet and Bachupally, founded as a cooperative housing society in the early 1990s around Ambar Cheruvu, now crowded with apartments and gated projects.

Large planned colony in Kukatpally laid out in numbered phases by the state housing board, now a retail hub with Lulu Mall, Forum Sujana Mall and Red Line metro access.

Established residential and shopping suburb on NH65 between Miyapur and Lingampally, with its own MMTS station and easy access to BHEL, the University of Hyderabad and the IT corridor.

South-western locality strung along the elevated PVNR Expressway between Mehdipatnam and Rajendranagar, mixing apartments, newer gated projects and heritage sites such as Mushk Mahal.

North-western suburb, also called Serilingampally, at the MMTS terminus and a long-distance rail station, near BHEL and the University of Hyderabad, mixing old colonies with Nallagandla's high-rises.

Eastern Hyderabad hub on the Warangal Highway (NH163), home to the Uppal cricket stadium and Blue Line metro, with the long-delayed Uppal–Narapally elevated corridor still under construction.

South-eastern gateway at the junction of the Vijayawada highway (NH65) and Inner Ring Road, terminus of the Red Line metro, surrounded by residential colonies such as Vanasthalipuram and Chintalkunta.

Dense commercial-residential neighbourhood in south-east Hyderabad on the Vijayawada highway, served by Red Line metro stations at Dilsukhnagar and Chaitanyapuri, known for its markets, cinemas and Sai Baba temple.

Leafy north-eastern colony founded in the 1960s as a cooperative housing society for retired army personnel, known for large plots, tree-lined numbered roads and nearby Kapra Lake.

Fast-growing eastern suburb between the Nacharam–Mallapur road and the Warangal Highway (NH163), near the new Cherlapalli rail terminal and the Pocharam IT area.

Eastern residential locality on the Inner Ring Road beside the Musi, terminus of the metro Blue Line since 2017, which grew as a middle-class housing area from the early 1990s.

Established residential area in eastern Hyderabad between Amberpet and Uppal on the Uppal–Kachiguda road, known for Ramanthapur Lake and Doordarshan's Hyderabad studios.

Eastern neighbourhood between Tarnaka and Uppal on the Blue Line metro, defined by the CSIR research campuses of CCMB, IICT and NGRI and apartment-lined numbered streets.

Eastern neighbourhood beside the Nacharam Industrial Development Area, known for footwear shops on Nacharam Main Road, with colonies such as HMT Nagar, Snehapuri and Mallapur.

Busy north-western neighbourhood around the Kukatpally Y Junction on NH65, between Kukatpally and Balanagar, with a Red Line metro station, a TGSRTC depot and Kamuni Cheruvu.

Hyderabad's twin city, established in 1806 as a British cantonment north of Hussain Sagar, headquarters of South Central Railway, with colonial bungalows, bazaars and army areas.

Northern Secunderabad suburb surrounded by army establishments, with a 400-year-old Venkateswara temple, an MMTS station and established localities such as Old Alwal, Lothkunta and Macha Bollaram.

North-eastern Secunderabad suburb that grew from a village of under 3,000 people in the 1980s into an area of gated communities, villas and apartments near Sainikpuri and the cantonment.

North-east Hyderabad locality beside Osmania University, ringed by national research institutes, where once-leafy bungalow streets have largely given way to apartments since about 2000.

Long-established residential suburb north-east of Secunderabad, headquarters of Malkajgiri mandal in Medchal–Malkajgiri district, built around Malkajgiri railway station and older colonies.

Residential neighbourhood in Malkajgiri mandal north of Secunderabad, home to the police commissionerate headquarters and the Safilguda and RK Puram lakes.

Older residential quarter of Secunderabad, the western half of Marredpally, near Parade Ground and Sardar Patel Road, with bungalows giving way to apartments.

Quiet, long-settled Secunderabad neighbourhood along Entrenchment Road, including the Mahendra Hills colonies, partly within Secunderabad Cantonment limits.

North-west Secunderabad locality just north of Begumpet Airport, split into Old and New Bowenpally and home to a major wholesale vegetable market.

Historic cantonment locality in north Secunderabad, home to the Military Hospital and MCEME, with old bazaar settlements and newer civilian colonies.

Town and mandal on Hyderabad's southern edge, home to Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, where NH44 meets the Outer Ring Road.

South-eastern suburb beside the Outer Ring Road in Ibrahimpatnam mandal, known for India's first aerospace SEZ and Tata's aerostructure plants.

Southern suburb in Maheshwaram mandal where the Outer Ring Road meets the Srisailam highway, about 7 km from Hyderabad's airport.

Industrial town on NH65 at Hyderabad's north-western edge in Sangareddy district, home to ICRISAT and a large pharma and manufacturing cluster.

Low-density northern suburb on the Karimnagar highway, headquarters of Medchal–Malkajgiri district, known for its lake, deer park and Genome Valley.

Fast-growing satellite town east of Hyderabad where the Warangal highway (NH163) crosses the Outer Ring Road, ringed by engineering colleges and IT campuses.

Outer northern suburb on NH44 beyond the ORR's Kandlakoya interchange, with an MMTS-linked railway station, industry and villa enclaves.

North-western fringe suburb in Medchal–Malkajgiri district, home to the Air Force Academy and the Bowrampet villa and international-school belt.

Dense residential and commercial hub in west Hyderabad, a major bus depot and the starting point of the PV Narasimha Rao Expressway.

Densely built residential neighbourhood in west Hyderabad between Mehdipatnam and Shaikpet, near Golconda Fort and the Qutb Shahi Tombs.

Old south-east Hyderabad neighbourhood known for the Hyderabad Race Club and Nalgonda X Roads, served by three Red Line metro stations.

Southern Old City junction on the Inner Ring Road, gateway to Barkas and the airport road, and a planned metro interchange.

South-east Hyderabad neighbourhood on the Inner Ring Road beside Saidabad and the DRDO township, with major hospitals including Owaisi Hospital.

Central-west Hyderabad locality at the foot of Banjara Hills Road No. 1, named after a vanished 17th-century Qutb Shahi-era lake.

Old north-east Hyderabad neighbourhood beside Osmania University on the Warangal road, named after the Sufi saint Amber Baba.

Dense industrial-cum-residential neighbourhood in north-west Hyderabad built around a 1941 industrial estate, now seeing factory land redeveloped into housing.

South-western mandal known for agricultural and rural-development research campuses, near Himayat Sagar and the PVNR Expressway, with a new High Court under construction.

Dense commercial and residential hub in north-west central Hyderabad, best known for training institutes and the Red–Blue metro interchange.