Category:Cities of India
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Cities of India
Category · Urban Centres Across the Length and Breadth of India
This category contains pages about the cities of India. India is home to some of the oldest, largest, and most culturally rich cities in the world. From ancient spiritual centres to modern metropolitan hubs, Indian cities represent the incredible diversity of the nation.
India has hundreds of cities spread across its 28 states and 8 Union Territories. Each city has its own unique history, culture, cuisine, architecture, and contribution to Indian civilisation. This category brings together Wikivora pages covering cities from every region of India.
🗺️ Cities by Region
🔵 North India
▸ Lucknow — Capital of Uttar Pradesh, City of Nawabs
▸ Delhi — National Capital Territory of India
▸ Agra — Home of the Taj Mahal
▸ Varanasi — One of the oldest living cities in the world
▸ Jaipur — The Pink City of Rajasthan
🟢 East India
🟠 West India
▸ Mumbai — Financial Capital of India, capital of Maharashtra
▸ Ahmedabad — Largest city of Gujarat, UNESCO World Heritage City
▸ Pune — Oxford of the East, Maharashtra
🔴 South India
▸ Chennai — Gateway of South India, capital of Tamil Nadu
▸ Bangalore — Silicon Valley of India, capital of Karnataka
▸ Hyderabad — City of Pearls, capital of Telangana
🌟 Why Indian Cities Matter
▸ Ancient Civilisations — Many Indian cities are among the oldest continuously inhabited places on Earth
▸ Cultural Diversity — Each city carries its own distinct language, cuisine, art, and tradition
▸ Economic Hubs — Indian cities drive the nation's trade, industry, IT, and finance sectors
▸ Religious Significance — Home to temples, mosques, churches, gurudwaras, and pilgrimage sites
▸ Innovation & Education — Major centres of science, technology, literature, and learning
🔗 See Also
✦ WIKIVORA — Where Every Story Becomes History ✦
Subcategories
This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.