Kachiguda, Residential suburb in Hyderabad, India.

Kachiguda is a residential neighborhood in central Hyderabad with a mixed layout of homes, shops, schools, and several temples. The streets connect different areas and lead to transport hubs, while the district thrives through local markets and everyday business activity.

The area took shape during the Nizam rule when the Kacheguda railway station was constructed as an important transport hub. This station brought development and connections to the region and remains today as the third major railway center in Hyderabad.

The Shri Khatu Shyam Baba temple, known as Veeranna Gutta, stands on a small hill opposite Kacheguda railway station; the self-arisen idol of Lord Veerabadra was found there first. It serves free physiotherapy and free lunch to poor people, and daily prasad to devotees. Kachiguda Mahakali Mandir is known for Ugadi, Bonalu, Vijayadashami and Deepawali, and Chappal Bazar holds the second biggest Ganesh idol in the twin cities during the Ganesh and Bonalu festivals.

The neighborhood connects easily to the rest of Hyderabad through many bus routes, MMTS train services, and the major Kacheguda railway station. Visitors can move around the area without difficulty and reach other parts of the city conveniently.

The yellow "KACHEGUDA" sign on the station facade sits between two towers: the taller left one carries clock faces and a small domed cupola, the shorter right one a larger rounded dome. The station was built during the Nizam era and is Hyderabad's third largest.