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7,714 mapped public toilets and washrooms across 106 Indian cities. Filter by free, paid, 24-hour, wheelchair access and women's sections — then tap a pin for directions.
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Searching for a public toilet near me in an Indian city usually returns three kinds of facility: municipal community toilets, which are free or cost a token amount; pay-and-use complexes run by Sulabh and similar operators, typically ₹5–₹10 with an attendant; and toilets inside malls, metro stations, petrol pumps and hospitals, which are usually the cleanest option.
If you need a washroom near me right now, malls and metro stations are the most reliable free option during the day. For nearby public toilets at night, petrol pumps and hospital lobbies are the safest bet — most standalone municipal toilets close in the evening. Looking for afree public toilet near me? Filter the map below by "Free" to see only no-cost facilities.
Every count on this site comes from OpenStreetMap tags. Where a feature is not recorded we say so rather than guess: a missing tag means "not recorded yet", not "not available". Use the filters to narrow the map to free, paid, 24-hour, wheelchair-accessible, women's-section or baby-changing facilities.
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Open the map above, or filter by "Free" and "24 hours" if it is late. Petrol pumps, metro stations and malls are the most dependable fallbacks.
Many are. Municipal community toilets, mall restrooms, hospital lobbies and petrol pumps are usually free. Pay-and-use complexes charge ₹5–₹10 and are attended.
Petrol pumps and hospitals stay open overnight; most standalone public toilets close in the evening. Filter the map by "24 hours" to see what is tagged as open around the clock.
Yes, where they are tagged. Use the "Wheelchair" filter — 555 facilities across the network are recorded as wheelchair-accessible.
7,714 facilities across 106 Indian cities, all from OpenStreetMap and refreshed from the source data.
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106 city maps, each built from OpenStreetMap data for that city.
Free or paid, open 24 hours, wheelchair accessible, women's section, baby changing.
Share your location once and the map centres on the toilets closest to you.
Tap any pin to open the exact spot in OpenStreetMap and start navigation.
Indian cities generally have three kinds of public facilities: municipal community toilets, which are free or cost a token amount; pay-and-use complexes (Sulabh and similar), typically ₹5–₹10 with an attendant; and facility toilets inside malls, metro stations, petrol pumps and hospitals.
Counts on this site come from OpenStreetMap tags. Where a feature is not recorded we say so rather than guess — a missing tag means "not recorded yet", not "not there".