Land & Area Calculators

Convert between traditional and standard land-area units used across India. Where a unit's size varies by state — like bigha — our tools are state-aware for accuracy.

Traditional and standard land units

India uses a rich mix of land-measurement units alongside the metric and imperial standards. Some — like gaj (square yard), cent and guntha — have a fixed size everywhere; others, like bigha, differ from state to state and sometimes district to district. These converters give you an accurate figure for each, showing the working so you can trust the number when comparing plots or reading property listings.

Conversions are for general guidance. Traditional units vary by region; always confirm the local definition and official land records before any property transaction.

Frequently asked questions

Which land units vary by state?
Bigha is the main one — it ranges from about 6,804 sq ft (Uttarakhand) to 27,225 sq ft (Rajasthan, Haryana). Our bigha tools include a state selector. Gaj, cent and guntha are the same everywhere.
Are these converters India-specific?
Yes — they focus on units used in India. We are expanding to other countries' land units over time.