Top 20 Tallest Building in India

Top 20 Tallest Building in India The tallest built-in structures in India are very much concentrated in Mumbai and the top of the list includes Palais Royale (320m) and Lokhandwala Minerva (301m). These residential high-rise buildings are over 250 meters tall, and other buildings of the Lodha Group and Nathani Heights also appear in the top 20.

The tallest buildings in India are as follows:

1. Palais Royale (Mumbai): ~320m
2. Lokhandwala Minerva (Mumbai): -301m.
3. Piramal Aranya Arav (Mumbai): ~282.2m
4. Lodha World One (Mumbai): ~280.2m
5. Lodha World View (Mumbai): ~277.5m
6. Lodha Park – Trump Tower (Mumbai): ~268m
7. One Avighna Park (Mumbai): ~266m
8. Lodha Parkside (Mumbai): 266m
9. Lodha Marquise (Mumbai): 264m
10. Three Sixty west tower B (Mumbai): Circa 260m.
11. Rustomjee Crown Tower A/B (Mumbai): Approx. 259m.
12. The Imperial I & II (Mumbai): ~256m
13. Three Sixty West Tower A (Mumbai): ~255m.
14. The 42 (Kolkata): 249m
15. Ahuja Towers (Mumbai): ~248m
16. Four Seasons Private Residences (Mumbai): -248m
17. Nathani Heights (Mumbai): ~262m (some listings have it higher)
18. Crescent Bay Tower 6 (Mumbai): ~239m
19. Auris calm Tower 1 and 2 (Mumbai): 235m.
20. Lodha Venezia (Mumbai): ~227m

Observation: The residential projects in Mumbai dominate the list. The 42 Kolkata is unique because it is the tallest building in the city other than Mumbai.

the Indian skyline has experienced high-rise development especially in Mumbai and in the Delhi-NCR. Although the highest building in height is palais royal, Lokhandwala Minerva is the officially tallest building in the country to date.

The following table has the 20 highest-rise buildings in India with their number of floors and status.

Top 20 Tallest Buildings in India : 

Key Takeaways for 2026
Mumbai Dominance: Of the top 20 buildings, 18 of them are situated in Mumbai solidifying its position as the Skyscraper Capital of India.

Northern Breakthrough: Supernova Spira in Noida has actually been proclaimed the tallest structure in North India and is an icon to the region of Delhi-NCR.

Supertall Status: There are currently three (exceeding 300 meters) supertall buildings in India: Palais Royale, Lokhandwala Minerva, and Supernova Spira.

Future Changes: Other projects such as the Ocean Towers (331m) and Sugee Empire Tower (311m) should be completed by 202830, thus ranking a few of the existing buildings out of the top 10.

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