Nanded City Guide

Local Maharashtrian dishes are common. Limited international options mainly Indian and Chinese. Vegetarian choices are easy; vegan options are limited. Most eateries close by 10-11 PM.

Nightlife is quiet with no clubs or bars. Evenings focus on family and religious activities.

Coffee culture is developing with traditional and some modern cafes. Specialty coffee shops are rare.

Tipping is not mandatory but appreciated in restaurants (5-10%). Rounding up taxi fares is common. Other services usually don’t expect tips.

You can buy SIM cards from Jio, Airtel, and Vodafone Idea stores with ID and passport photo. eSIMs depend on provider and phone.

Cleanliness varies; some areas are tidy while others have litter. Waste management is inconsistent.

Few 24/7 services. Some pharmacies and shops are open late but night clinics and food options are rare.

Local fresh markets are common, supermarkets like D-Mart and Reliance Fresh sell basics. Shops often close on Sundays.

Cards are accepted in larger shops and restaurants, but cash is needed for small vendors and public transport.

ATMs from SBI, HDFC, ICICI, and Axis Bank are common. Some ATMs charge extra fees for non-customers.

Local schools teach mainly in Marathi and English. No international schools present.

Nanded lacks a digital nomad community with no co-living or events.

Godavari Park and other small parks offer green space. Riverside areas are shaded and good for walks.

Popular running spots include river roads and parks. Daylight safety is good but air quality varies seasonally.

Gyms are available, but sports facilities are limited to local clubs and schools.

Some tennis courts exist in private clubs and schools but access may be informal.

Padel is not commonly played.

Yoga studios are present, but English-speaking instructors may be rare.

Karate, Taekwondo, and Kushti wrestling training facilities exist. English instruction may be limited.

No skiing opportunities.

Limited boating on the Godavari River; other water sports are not common.

No surfing due to inland location.

No diving or snorkeling spots.

Major hospitals include Dr. Shankarrao Chavan Medical College and Yashoda Hospital. Private hospitals have some English speakers. Pharmacies are widely spread with common medicines.

Tap water is not safe to drink. Use bottled water or filters.

Some playgrounds and parks are available. Attractions like Hazur Sahib and Kandhar Fort are family-friendly. Kid-specific cafes are rare.

Social acceptance is low and safe spaces are uncommon. Legal protections exist but social stigma remains.

Pet-friendly places are rare. Vet services are available. National rules apply for pet import.