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🏙️ Tallest Buildings in India

The tallest completed buildings in India, by height.

📅 2026📏 metres41 entries🇮🇳 See all of this country’s rankings →
Every dot is one entry, placed by its value (metres); the vertical bar marks each row’s median.
1
Lokhandwala MinervaMumbai
301 m
2
Palais RoyaleMumbai
298 m
3
Piramal Aranya AravMumbai
282 m
4
World OneMumbai
280 m
5
World ViewMumbai
278 m
6
Lodha Trump TowerMumbai
268 m
7
Piramal Mahalaxmi North TowerMumbai
268 m
8
Omkar 1973 Tower AMumbai
267 m
9
Nathani HeightsMumbai
262 m
10
Three Sixty West Tower BMumbai
260 m
11
Rustomjee Crown Tower AMumbai
259 m
12
The Imperial IMumbai
256 m
13
Three Sixty West Tower AMumbai
256 m
14
Four Seasons Private ResidencesMumbai
250 m
15
Crescent Bay Tower 6Mumbai
240 m
16
SAS Crown Tower 1Hyderabad
235 m
17
Auris Serenity Tower 1Mumbai
235 m
18
Salsette 27 Tower AMumbai
225 m
19
Oberoi CommerzMumbai
225 m
20
Two ICCMumbai
223 m
21
Crescent Bay Tower 5Mumbai
223 m
22
Lodha Bellissimo Tower 1Mumbai
222 m
23
Indiabulls Sky BluMumbai
220 m
24
Omkar Alta Monte Tower BMumbai
218 m
25
Piramal Mahalaxmi Central TowerMumbai
216 m
26
Century Mills TowerMumbai
216 m
27
Raheja ImperiaMumbai
214 m
28
Cyberthum Tower ANoida
214 m
29
Lodha Venezia AMumbai
214 m
30
Piramal Mahalaxmi South TowerMumbai
213 m
31
Monte South Tower 1Mumbai
210 m
32
The Amaryllis Iconic TowerDelhi
208 m
33
Orbit TerracesMumbai
207 m
34
Crescent Bay Tower 4Mumbai
206 m
35
The Trilight Tower 1 (Canopus)Hyderabad
202 m
36
Kohinoor Square Tower AMumbai
202 m
37
Trump Tower Delhi NCR Tower 1Gurugram
202 m
38
Myscape Yoo ResidencesHyderabad
201 m
39
Celestia Spaces Tower AMumbai
201 m
40
Oberoi Eternia Tower AMumbai
200 m
41
Crescent Bay Tower 3Mumbai
200 m

Highlights

Within India, Lokhandwala Minerva ranks first in 2026 with 301 m, followed by Palais Royale (298 m) and Piramal Aranya Arav (282 m).

Across 41 entries, values run from 301 m (Lokhandwala Minerva) to 200 m (Crescent Bay Tower 3), with a median of 223 m.

Source: Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat / Emporis (via Wikipedia), 2026. Unit: metres.

Source: Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat / Emporis (via Wikipedia) · CC BY-SA 4.0 (Wikipedia); underlying data © the cited publisher · fetched Oct 13, 2026