Bhartiya Map: Bharat ka naksha, down to every PIN code.

Bhartiya Map (bhartiyamap.com) is a free, interactive map of India, or Bharat ka naksha, with every state, district, PIN code, post office and village. Search any place or use your location to get its PIN code, its official PIN code area and the full address.

Yes. Choose हिन्दी or বাংলা from the language menu, or open bhartiyamap.com/hi/ or bhartiyamap.com/bn/. Search, buttons and result details are translated, and you can type place names in Devanagari or Bengali script. It also works in Marathi, Telugu, Tamil, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Punjabi and Odia. PIN code, district and state pages stay in English.

Open bhartiyamap.com/map/ in any browser, on a phone or a computer, with no app to install and no sign-up. It shows the whole of India, with its borders as the Government of India depicts them: zoom in to any city, village or street, switch to satellite view, or tap any spot for its PIN code and full address.

Yes. Open bhartiyamap.com/map/ for an interactive map of India as it is today, with its states, cities, villages and PIN code areas. For an official map to print, the newest is the Survey of India’s 2026 political map of India: our Download maps page links to it, to its Hindi edition and to the state maps.

India has 28 states and 8 union territories. The union territories are Andaman and Nicobar Islands, Chandigarh, Dadra and Nagar Haveli and Daman and Diu, Delhi, Jammu and Kashmir, Ladakh, Lakshadweep and Puducherry. Bhartiya Map has a page for each state and union territory, with its districts and PIN codes. For a map with the state boundaries drawn in, open the Survey of India’s political map of India from our Download maps page.

Yes. Three maps of India are free to download from this page as PNG or SVG: a blank outline map, the PIN code zone map and the post office dot map. They follow the Government of India’s position on its borders, including the whole of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh.

A PIN (Postal Index Number) is the 6-digit code India Post uses to route mail. The first digit is the postal zone, the first two digits the postal circle, the first three the sorting district, and the last three the delivery post office.

Each digit narrows down where a letter goes. Take 110001: 1 is the Northern zone, 11 the Delhi postal circle, 110 the sorting district, and 001 the post office that delivers it, New Delhi GPO. The letter is sorted by its first three digits, sent to that post office, and taken to the door by a postman, or by a Gramin Dak Sevak in a village. Our visual guide, How Indian PIN codes work, shows each step on the map.

Type the place into the search box: a village, post office, locality, landmark or street. Bhartiya Map shows its PIN code and its PIN code area on the map. Spelling mistakes are fine, and you can type in Hindi and other Indian languages. To look up a PIN code itself, type its six digits to see where it is and which post offices share it.

Tap "Find my PIN" and allow location access. Bhartiya Map checks which official PIN code area you are in and shows the PIN code with your street address, district and DIGIPIN. The PIN code is worked out in your browser and nothing is stored.

Open the map at bhartiyamap.com/map/ and tap or click any spot in India. Bhartiya Map outlines in red the PIN code area the spot falls in, and shows its PIN code, the nearest post offices and the full postal address. Switch to satellite view to pick out the exact building. For the spot you are standing on, tap "Find my PIN" instead.

Type the village name in the search box. Bhartiya Map knows 6,73,632 villages from the Local Government Directory, with their PIN code, sub-district and district, and shows the PIN code area on the map.

Search forgives typos and old names: "Koramngala", "Banglore" and "Hydrabad" still find the right place, with a "Did you mean" suggestion. You can also type in Hindi, Bengali, Tamil and other Indian languages.

India Post’s directory lists 19,586 PIN codes served by 1,65,627 post offices: 811 head offices, 24,546 sub offices and 1,40,270 branch offices.

A post office is where you send and receive letters, parcels and Speed Post, and buy stamps. Post offices also send money orders, run savings schemes such as the Post Office Savings Account, PPF, Sukanya Samriddhi Yojana and NSC, and offer India Post Payments Bank and Postal Life Insurance; many also handle Aadhaar enrolment and updates. In villages, a branch office run by a Gramin Dak Sevak brings many of these services close to home.

Tap "Find my PIN" and allow location access: along with your PIN code, Bhartiya Map lists the post offices nearest to you, each marked as a head, sub or branch office. To locate a particular post office, type its name or PIN code into the search box: its PIN code page lists every post office under that PIN, with a map and directions.

PIN codes and post offices from the All India Pincode Directory, PIN code boundaries from India Post, and villages from the Local Government Directory, all published on data.gov.in (Government Open Data License - India (GODL)).