Tanuku mandal

Tanuku mandal is an administrative subdivision in the West Godavari district of Andhra Pradesh that encompasses several villages and a central town. The area brings together rural and urban settlements under a single governance structure, with Tanuku town serving as the main administrative hub.

The region traces its origins to the ancient territory of Tarakapuri during the reign of King Tarakasura. Over time, it transformed into a modern administrative subdivision of the contemporary West Godavari district.

The mandal maintains Telugu as the primary language of communication, with a population of 148,529 residents spread across 41,377 households according to census data.

Tanuku town serves as the central point for administrative services and local resources in the region. The various settlements are spread across the area, so having your own transportation helps when exploring different villages.

The region houses production facilities for liquid hydrogen used in Indian space vehicles. This connection links a rural administrative area with advanced aerospace technology.

Location: West Godavari district

Capital city: Tanuku

GPS coordinates: 16.75400,81.68600

Latest update: December 12, 2025 17:44