India Post Offices in Ghaziabad, Uttar Pradesh

On the northern edge of the National Capital Region, Ghaziabad carries one of the denser pin code maps in western Uttar Pradesh, 37 codes for a district of 134 India Post offices. The Ghaziabad head post office at 201001 sits at the top of that structure, with every sub and branch office below it reporting up the chain to it.

The Ghaziabad taluka dominates, holding 74 of the offices and the bulk of the pin codes, while Modinagar and Loni make up the remainder. The mix of office types is more urban than most districts: 42 sub offices against 91 village branches, which is why so much of the city has a fuller counter within reach. You’ll find offices serving residential blocks like Arya Nagar (201009) and the newer 201021 sector, alongside Modi Nagar (201204), Govindpuri and the Loni (201102) side. Out past the built-up areas, smaller branch offices cover villages such as Duhai, Mandaula and Bhadaula.

Because this is a city with many sub offices rather than a thin rural network, you generally have a choice of counters, handy when you want fuller services without travelling far. That density also means timings vary from one office to the next, so it’s worth confirming the hours of whichever counter is closest to you. For anything going out of the country, the sub and head offices handle Registered Post and international EMS, and they’re the right place to ask about proof of posting and acknowledgement slips. The same counters can advise on registered article booking when you need a delivery record rather than just speed.

To pin an exact colony or sector to its office, the pin code finder does the job quickly, and the Ghaziabad taluka post office list and Modinagar area directory drill down further. The wider Uttar Pradesh post office directory covers the rest of the state, including another district such as the Aligarh listings.

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