Manjalpur (માંજલપુર) is a major area in Vadodara city of the Gujarat state in India. The area code is 390011.

Manjalpur is one of the finest industrial area with lower as well as higher middle class of Vadodara. Developed finely with good infrastructure. Area which was known to be a remote place, now is coming up with good shopping and residential complexes and it has been among one of the best choices for home buyers.

Manjalpur has many Hospitals in the recent times like Medistar and Spandan.Manjalpur is housed by most of the businessmen of the city as it is next to Gujarat Industrial and Development corporation (G.I.D.C).

Manjalpur flyover near Lalbaug is one of the biggest flyover in Vadodara connected from Manjalpur to Raj Mahal road and from Pratap Nagar to Viswamitri bridge.

Manjalpur has famous schools like Shreyas Vidyalaya, Vidyakunj High School,Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan (AKA Bhavans) High School, Baroda High School (ONGC), Kendriya Vidyalaya, Little Flowers School, Mahatma Gandhi High School, Panchsheel High School etc. Famous spots in this area are Saraswati Complex, Silver Coin, Indra Complex, Darbar Chokdi, Manjalpur Naka, Deep Chambers, Tulsidhaam Chokdi and Virjdham Mandir. From this area a daily newspaper called Vadnagari in Gujarati is published.

The area is connected by many circles like Darbar chowkdi, Sai Chowkdi, Pramukh Prasad Chowkdi and Many other chowkdis. There is one huge famous mall called Eva Mall. Manjalpur is one the largest area and have the largest population of Vadodara city. It neighbour areas are Makarpura, Atladara, Vadsar, Lalbaugh. The area is gradually turning into a developed area. The road system and drainage system is good.{{fact|date=January 2019}} Public Wifi is being started. Along with it Gas pipelines are installed. Famous societies are Janki Duplex, Arham Enclave, Sun city etc.

Manjalpur boost city income by 14%

People have a luxurious lifestyle as some live a simple life.

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