Vijayawada is an important city in Andhra Pradesh, India!

Here is an introduction to the city: - Basic information - Location: Located in the eastern plains of Andhra Pradesh, on the north side of the top of the Krishna River Delta, in southeastern India, with geographical coordinates of 16°31′09″N, 80°37′50″E. - Population and area: According to the 2011 census, the city had a population of 1,034,358, making it the second largest city in Andhra Pradesh, with an area of 61.88 square kilometers. - Name origin: Legend has it that the goddess Durga killed the demon Mahishasura and rested here, and the place was called Vijayawada, meaning "place of victory". - Economic development - Agriculture: The surrounding area is rich in rice, tobacco, vegetables, etc., and is a major rice export center. - Industry: There are rice milling, cotton ginning, cement and other industries, and with development, it is now also involved in information technology, pharmaceuticals and other fields. - Transportation: It is a hub for rail, road and river transport, and Vijayawada Railway Station is the tenth busiest railway station in India.