Situated far from maddening crowd of the city is Vanasthalipuram, considered to be the biggest colonies of Asia. This two decades old colony, in the beginning of the 19th century, was a densely wooded area boasting an abundance of wild animals and was the famous hunting ground or shikarghar of the Nizam of Hyderabad. Hence it is named as Vanasthalipuram. This once beautiful grassland today regarded as ‘janasthali’ with over a lakh population in about 42 colonies in and around this locality, this soon has become the preferred colony by many employees both private and government. Mahavira Harina Vanasthali – deer park, the Vipasana Mediation Centre, the Venkateswara Swamy temple and the Somnatha Kshetram are some of the attractions of this area.

Vanasthalipuram is located at around 18Kms from MGBS Bus stand, on Hyderabad-Vijayawada High Way.The main shopping area's in Vanasthalipuram are Ganesh Temple and NGO's Colony. There are 2 cinema threatres namely Sushma and Sampoorna.Both are located within a Km from each other.

Ramoji Film city, Deer Park, Mout Opera ... are a couple of attrative spots for tourism cum entertainment located within 10-15Kms from Vanasthalipuram on Hyd-Vijayawada High Way.

Itz really a peaceful area to live.There are ample number of buses plying to different routes.Vansthalipuram although is not a tourist attractive place, can be developed into one such with the help of LB Nagar Municipality.

It lacks good number of restaurants and hotels. The nearest spot where one can find these is Dilshuknagar (9Kms from Vanasthalipuram)