Bangalore Metro: Map Route, Timings, Lines, Stations List and Updated News 2025

Bangalore Metro, known as Namma Metro, is India's second-largest metro system, expanding its network to revolutionise urban mobility in Bengaluru. Spanning 74 km with 66 stations, it provides a cost-effective and reliable alternative to chaotic and costly road transport. Currently undergoing significant expansion, the metro network is set to grow with an additional 102 km of lines under construction and 82 km soon to commence. 

The Yellow Line, from RV Road to Bommasandra, is on the brink of operation and is awaiting the delivery and testing of new trains. Extensions like the Green Line to Madavara and the development of the Pink and Blue Lines mark the progress towards Phase 3 and 4 expansions. With its first-ever profit in 2022-23, Bangalore Metro aims to enhance city-wide connectivity. It focuses on increasing non-fare revenue, backed by PM Gati Shakti's plan for rapid infrastructure development.

Namma Bangalore Metro Route 2025 - Quick Info

Aspect	Information
Owner	Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL)
Locale	Bangalore, Karnataka, India
Transit Type	Rapid transit
Lines	Purple Line, Green Line, Yellow Line (under construction), Pink Line (under construction), Blue Line (under construction), Orange Line (under planning), Grey Line (under planning), Red Line (under planning)
Number of Stations	Underground sections, elevated stations, the first metro in South India with an underground section, rainwater harvesting, solar installations at depots, free Wi-Fi service, emergency communication systems, and integrated control centres
Daily Ridership	66 operational (74 km), an additional 102 km under construction and 82 km soon to commence
Annual Ridership	232.8 million (2023)
System Length	73.75 km operational, 98.26 km under construction (Ph 2, 2A, 2B)
Train Length	6 coaches
Top Speed	80 km/h
Operational Hours	05:00 - 24:00, with frequency between 5-15 minutes
Electrification	750 V DC third rail
First Operation	20 October 2011
Purple Line	42.17 km, 37 stations, Whitefield to Challaghatta
Green Line	30.5 km, 30 stations, Nagasandra to Silk Institute
Yellow Line	18.82 km, 16 stations, RV Road to Bommasandra (under construction)
Blue Line	58.19 km, 30 stations, KR Puram to Central Silkboard (under construction)
Pink Line	21.386 km, 18 stations, Kalena Agrahara to Nagawara (under construction)
Orange Line	31 km, 22 stations, JP Nagar to Hebbal (under planning)
Key Interchange Stations	Majestic (interchange for Purple and Green Lines), RV Road (Yellow Line interchange with Green Line), Silk Board (Yellow Line interchange with Blue Line), Jayadeva Hospital (Yellow Line interchange with Pink Line)
Fare Structure	Minimum Rs 10, maximum Rs 60-100 depending on distance
Future Expansion Plans	Phase 3 (124 km proposed), including ORR-West Line, airport line, and additional extensions. The total projected cost is around ₹30,000 crore for Phase 2, with a significant portion funded by the state, central government, and international loans.
Contactless Payments	QR tickets via Namma Metro app, smart cards available for discounted travel
Special Features	Underground sections, elevated stations, the first metro in South India with an underground section, rainwater harvesting, solar installations at depots, free Wi-Fi service, emergency communication systems, and integrated control centres
Green, Purple, Yellow, Blue, Pink Line Metro Map Bangalore PDF	Download Bangalore Metro Map PDF

Green Line Metro Map Bangalore

The 30.5km long Green Line connects the North and South parts of Bangalore from Nagasandra to Silk Institute. There are 30 metro stations on this route. The notable stations include Mantri Square Sampige Road, Rajajinagar, and K.R. Market.

How many stations are there on the Bangalore Green Line Metro?

Here are the 32 stations and their interchanging stations:

Station Name	Transit Station/Interchange Station
Madavara	-
Chikkabidarakallu	-
Manjunathanagara	-
Nagasandra	-
Dasarahalli	-
Jalahalli	Basaveshwara Bus Station
Peenya Industry	-
Peenya	-
Goraguntepalya	Orange Line (Planned)
Yeshwanthpur	Yeswanthpur Railway Station
Sandal Soap Factory	Yeshwanthpur TTMC
Mahalakshmi	-
Rajajinagara	-
Mahakavi Kuvempu Road	-
Srirampura	-
Mantri Square Sampige Road	-
Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station, Majestic	Purple Line,Kempegowda Bus Station, KSR City Railway Station
Chikkapete	-
Krishna Rajendra Market	-
National College	-
Lalbagh	-
South End Circle	-
Jayanagara	Jayanagar TTMC
Rashtreeya Vidyalaya Road	Yellow Line (Under Construction)
Banashankari	Banashankari TTMC
Jayaprakash Nagara	Orange Line (Planned)
Yelachenahalli	-
Konanakunte Cross	-
Doddakallasandra	-
Vajarahalli	-
Thalaghattapura	-
Silk Institute	-

What are the timings and frequency of the Green Line Bangalore Metro?

Day of the Week	Bangalore metro starting time and ending time	Frequency
Monday to Friday	5:00 AM to 11:00 PM	Every 5 - 15 minutes
2nd and 4th Saturdays & Public Holidays	5:00 AM to 11:00 PM	Every 8 - 15 minutes
1st, 3rd, and 5th Saturdays	5:00 AM to 11:00 PM	Every 5 - 15 minutes
Sundays	7:00 AM to 11:00 PM	Every 8 - 15 minutes

What are the fares for the Bangalore Green Line Metro?

The Green Line Metro's fare structure is designed with affordability in mind, starting at a modest Rs. 10 and capped at a maximum of Rs. 60.

Purple Line Metro Bangalore Map 2025

The Purple Line of Namma Metro is a commuter's dream. It offers a quick and affordable way to travel 39.4 km across Bangalore from Whitefield to Challaghatta in approximately one hour. With 37 conveniently located stations, including a key interchange at Majestic Station with the Green Line, getting around the city has never been easier. 

Since its inauguration in 2011, the line has become a go-to for daily commuters seeking to avoid the city's notorious traffic jams. Phase II expansion, set for completion in 2024, promises to make your journey even more seamless. 

How many stations are there on the Bangalore Purple Line Metro?

Here are the 37 stations and their interchange stations:

Station Name	Transit Station/Interchange Station
Whitefield	Whitefield railway station/Kadugodi Bus Stand
Channasandra	-
Kadugodi	-
Pattandur Agrahara	-
Sadaramangala	-
Nallurhalli	Whitefield TTMC
Kundalahalli	-
Sitharama Palya	-
Hoodi Junction	-
Garudacharpalya	-
Mahadevapura	-
Krishnarajapuram	Blue Line (Planned, Ph-2A)/KR Puram Railway Station
Benniganahalli	-
Baiyappanahalli	Baiyappanahalli Railway Station
Swami Vivekananda Road	-
Indiranagar	-
Halasuru	-
Trinity	-
MG Road	Pink Line (UC)
Cubbon Park	-
Dr BR Ambedkar Station	-
Sir M Visvesvaraya Station	-
Nadaprabhu Kempegowda station, Majestic Line	Green Line/KG Bus Station City Railway Station
City Railway Station	City Railway Station
Magadi Road	-
Balagangadharanatha Swamiji Station, Hosahalli	-
Vijayanagara	-
Attiguppe	Vijayanagar TTMC
Deepanjali Nagara	-
Mysore Road	Orange Line(Planned, Phase lll)
Nayandahalli	-
Rajarajeshwari Nagara	-
Jnanabharathi	Jnanabharathi
Pattanagere	-
Mailasandra	Kengeri TTMC
Kengeri Bus Terminal	-
Challaghatta	-

What are the timings and frequency of the Purple Line Bangalore Metro?

Day of the Week	Timings	Frequency
Monday to Friday	5:00 AM to 11:05 PM	Every 4.5 - 15 minutes
2nd and 4th Saturdays & Public Holidays	5:00 AM to 11:05 PM	Every 8 - 15 minutes
1st, 3rd, and 5th Saturdays	5:00 AM to 11:05 PM	Every 4.5 - 15 minutes
Bangalore Metro timings on Sunday	7:00 AM to 11:05 PM	Every 8 - 15 minutes

What are the fares for the Namma Bangalore Purple Line Metro

The fare structure for the Purple Line Metro is designed to be affordable, beginning at a minimum of Rs. 10 and reaching a maximum of Rs. 60-100.

Yellow Line Metro Bangalore Map 2025

The Yellow Line of Bangalore's Namma Metro, stretching for 18.82 km (11.69 mi), is a completely elevated route linking R.V. Road and Bommasandra. This line is designed with 16 stations, facilitating interchange options with the Green Line at R.V. Road, the Blue Line at Silkboard, and the Pink Line at Jayadeva Hospital. 

Currently in its construction phase, the Yellow Line is on track to commence operations by the close of 2023, signifying a significant enhancement in the connectivity and transportation options within the city.

What are the stations on the Namma Bangalore Yellow Line Metro?

Here are the names of 16 Yellow Line metro stations in Bangalore.

Station Name	Transit Station/Interchange Station
Rashtreeya Vidyalaya Road (RV Road)	Interchange station with the Green Line
Ragigudda	-
Jayadeva Hospital	Future interchange station with the Pink Line
BTM Layout	-
Central Silk Board	Future interchange station with the Blue Line
Bommanahalli	-
Hongasandra	-
Kudlu Gate metro station	-
Singasandra	-
Hosa Road	-
Beratena Agrahara	-
Electronic City	-
Konnapana Agrahara	-
Husker Road	-
Hebbagodi	-
Metro station near Bommasandra	-

Blue Line Metro Bangalore Map Route

The Blue Line of the Namma Metro in Bangalore, India, is a proposed elevated metro route spanning 18.236 km from KR Puram to Central Silkboard. The line will include 13 stations including some of the prominent localities like HSR Layout, Bellandur, and Mahadevpura which not only hold significant roles in Bangalore's landscape but are also prized as elite residential areas. Trains on the Blue Line will be stabled and maintained at the existing Baiyappanahalli Depot. 

BMRCL plans to procure 120 coaches for the Blue Line, with trains operating in a six-coach formation. Due to the re-purposing of some of the Purple Line's stabling lines for the Blue Line, a new depot for the Purple Line will be constructed at Kadugodi near Hope Farm Junction, where government land is available. 

Eventually, the Baiyappanahalli Depot will exclusively serve the Blue Line's trains, while the Purple Line's trains will be stabled and maintained at the Kadugodi and Challaghatta Depots.

What are the stations on the Namma Bangalore Blue Line Metro?

Change the list of metro stations into table (Station Name, Interchange & Connections)

Station Name	Transit Station/Interchange Station
KR Puram	Purple Line (under construction)
Mahadevpura	-
DRDO Sports Complex	-
Doddanakundi	-
ISRO	-
Marathahalli	-
Kodibisanahalli	-
Kadubeesanahalli	-
Bellandur	-
Ibbalur	-
Agara Lake	-
HSR Layout	-
Silk Board	Yellow Line (upcoming)

Pink Line Metro Map Bangalore

The "Pink Line” is one of the proposed lines for the Namma Metro in Bangalore, India, also known as the Bangalore Metro. The Pink Line is planned to cover a length of 21.386 km and is under construction. It is intended to be a combination of both elevated (7.501 km) and underground (13.885 km) tracks, with 18 stations planned along the route. including some of the prominent localities like IIM-Bangalore, MG Road, and Cantonment. The depot for the Pink Line is slated to be located at Kothanur, spread over an area of 31.5 acres.

What are the stations on the Namma Bangalore Pink Line Metro?

Here are the names of 18 Pink Line metro stations in Bangalore.

Station Name	Transit Station/Interchange Station
Nagawara	Blue Line(Under construction)
Kadugundanahalli	-
Venkateshpura	-
Tannery Road	-
Pottery Town	-
Cantonment Railway Station	Parijaata(Bengaluru Cantonment)
Shivajinagar	-
Mahatma Gandhi Road	Purple Line
National Military School	-
Langford Town	-
Lakkasandra	-
Dairy Circle	Red Line(Proposed)
Tavarekere	-
Jayadeva Hospital	Yellow Line(Under construction)
Jayaprakash Nagar 4th Phase	Orange Line
IIMB	-
Hulimavu	-
Kalena Agrahara	-

Orange Line Metro Bangalore

The Orange Line (officially known as the ORR-West Line) is a proposed line that will become part of Namma Metro's network in the city of Bangalore, Karnataka, India. It is part of Phase 3A of Namma Metro, which is expected to be operational by 2028-29.

The Orange Line will be an elevated corridor with 22 planned stations. It will run for a distance of 31 kilometres along the Outer Ring Road (ORR) from JP Nagar to Hebbal. The line will also have an interchange with the Blue Line at Hebbal.

Alongside boosting infrastructure, the Orange Line's route through some of Bangalore's top residential areas is set to enhance property values. By offering efficient and comfortable commuting options, this new line will further increase the allure of these already desirable neighbourhoods for residents and potential homebuyers alike.

What are the stations on the Namma Bangalore Orange Line Metro?

Here are the names of 22 Orange Line metro stations in Bangalore.

Station Name	Transit Station/Interchange Station
Kempapura	Blue Line (Under construction)
Hebbala	Blue Line (Under construction)Red Line(Approved)
Nagashetty halli	-
BEL Circle	-
Bahubhali Nagar	-
Goraguntepalya	Green Line
Kanteerava Studio	-
Freedom Fighters Cross	-
Chowdeshwari Nagara	-
Sumanahalli Cross	Grey Line
Nagarbhavi BDA Complex	-
Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology	-
Vinayaka Layout	-
Nagarabhavi Circle	-
Mysuru Road	Purple Line
PES University	-
Hosakerahalli Cross	-
Kamakya Bus Depot	-
Kadirenahalli Cross	-
Jaya Prakash Nagar	Green Line
JP Nagar 5th Phase	-
JP Nagar 4th Phase	Pine Line

Namma Metro's Future: Upcoming Stations & Route Extensions in Bangalore

Bangalore’s Namma Metro is going through constant and significant development. TheFederation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industries (FICCI) are planning to add 4 new metro corridors, to be put-to-use by 2032. Here are some of the upcoming metro stations and areas they are connecting with. 

Line Name	Connecting Station	Estimated Launch
Yellow Line	Rashtreeya Vidyalaya Road - Bommasandra	July 2025
Pink Line	Kalena Agrahara - Dairy Circle	December 2025
Pink Line	Dairy Circle - Nagawara	December 2026
Blue Line	Central Silk Board - Krishnarajapura	Juen 2026
Blue Line	Krishnarajapura - Hebbala	December 2026
Blue Line	Hebbala - KIAL Terminals	September 2026
Orange Line	Kempapura- JP Nagar 4th Phase	2029
Grey Line	Hosahalli - Kadabagere	2029
Red Line	Hebbala - Sarjapur	NA

Bangalore Metro Latest Updates

Bangalore Metro is expected to launch its yellow line partially in June 2025 and fully in September 2025. The BMRCL also plans to launch more metro lines to connect eight more locations with the metro. The Blue Line commuters can see a new line connecting Central Silk Board to KR Pura via the Outer Ring Road, which will be open by 2026.

How to Buy Tickets for the Bangalore Metro?

Via Namma Metro app

• Download and install the Namma Metro app from the Google Play Store or Apple App Store.
• Create an account and sign in.
• Select the "Buy Ticket" option.
• Select the origin and destination stations.
• Select the number of tickets and the type of ticket (single journey or day pass).
• Review the ticket details and proceed to payment.
• Once the payment is successful, you will receive a QR code ticket.

Via WhatsApp

• Save the BMRCL's WhatsApp chatbot number 8105556677 to your contact list.
• Send "Hi" to the chatbot.
• Select the "Buy Ticket" option.
• Select the origin and destination stations.
• Select the number of tickets and the type of ticket (single journey or day pass).
• Review the ticket details and proceed to payment.
• Once the payment is successful, you will receive a QR code ticket.

Smart Cards

Smart cards are rechargeable cards that can be used to travel on the metro. Smart cards can be purchased from the customer care counters at metro stations. To recharge a smart card, you can use the Namma Metro app, WhatsApp, or the customer care counters.

To use a smart card to enter the metro station, tap the card on the reader at the Automated Fare Collection (AFC) gate. The fare will be deducted from the card balance. To exit the metro station, tap the card on the reader at the AFC gate again.

Cash Payment

Cash payments can be made at the customer care counters at Bangalore metro stations. To purchase a ticket using cash, simply tell the cashier the origin and destination stations. The cashier will give you a token. To enter the metro station, insert the token into the slot at the AFC gate. To exit the metro station, simply walk through the exit gate.

Namma Metro's Future: Upcoming Stations & Route Extensions in Bangalore

Bangalore’s Namma Metro is constantly and significantly developing. The Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industries (FICCI) is planning to add four new metro corridors to be put to use by 2032. Here are some of the upcoming metro stations and areas they will connect with. 

Line Name	Connecting Station	Estimated Launch
Yellow Line	Rashtreeya Vidyalaya Road - Bommasandra	July 2025
Pink Line	Kalena Agrahara - Dairy Circle	December 2025
Pink Line	Dairy Circle - Nagawara	December 2026
Blue Line	Central Silk Board - Krishnarajapura	Juen 2026
Blue Line	Krishnarajapura - Hebbala	December 2026
Blue Line	Hebbala - KIAL Terminals	September 2026
Orange Line	Kempapura- JP Nagar 4th Phase	2029
Grey Line	Hosahalli - Kadabagere	2029
Red Line	Hebbala - Sarjapur	NA

Bangalore's Namma Metro Under-Construction Lines

Bangalore’s Namma Metro is expanding rapidly through Phase 2 and Phase 3, adding over 130 km of new routes to improve city-wide connectivity.

Phase 2: Under Construction:

• Pink Line: Kalena Agrahara to Nagawara (21.25 km, mostly underground)
• Yellow Line: RV Road to Bommasandra (19.14 km, elevated)
• Blue Line: Silk Board to Airport via KR Puram (55.23 km, key airport link)
• Green Line Extension: Hesaraghatta Cross to Madavara (3.03 km)

Phase 3: Approved and Starting Soon:

• Orange Line: JP Nagar to Kempapura (32.15 km)
• Red Line: Hebbal to Sarjapur (37 km)
• Hosahalli to Kadabagere: 12.5 km western extension

These new lines aim to ease traffic, connect suburbs, and boost public transport use. Phase 3 construction is expected to begin by late 2025.

Bangalore Metro Latest Updates

Bangalore Metro is expected to launch its yellow line partially in June 2025 and fully in September 2025. The BMRCL also plans to launch more metro lines to connect eight more locations with the metro. The Blue Line commuters can see a new line connecting Central Silk Board to KR Pura via the Outer Ring Road, which will be open by 2026.

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