Archives: Metro Station

Dairy Circle Metro Station

Dairy Circle Metro Station is an important underground station on the Namma Metro Pink Line. Located near the prominent Dairy Circle flyover on Hosur Road, this underground station will serve the busy commercial and medical zone of South Bengaluru. Nearby places include Christ University, NIMHANS, and the Kidwai Memorial Institute of Oncology, making it a critical hub for students and patients. Part of the Bangalore Metro Phase 2 expansion, this station has an expected opening of December 2026. The underground layout ensures smooth route connectivity while preserving the heritage areas above, drastically enhancing connectivity across the Hosur Road corridor.

Tavarekere Metro Station

The Tavarekere Metro Station, previously referred to as Swagath Road Cross, is an elevated station on the Namma Metro Pink Line. Located on Bannerghatta Road, this Pink Line metro station is highly beneficial for residents of SG Palya, Tavarekere, and Jayanagar. It lies close to major landmarks like Swagath Garuda Mall, Sagar Hospitals, Christ University, and the NIMHANS campus. The station is elevated and has an expected opening date of August 2026. Commuters will enjoy seamless connectivity across South Bengaluru, making the daily route faster and offering a highly reliable travel alternative to nearby places.

JP Nagar 4th Phase Metro Station

The JP Nagar 4th Phase Metro Station is a key elevated transit point on the Namma Metro Pink Line. Situated in the vibrant JP Nagar residential and commercial hub, this Bangalore Metro station will significantly boost connectivity for commuters in Panduranga Nagar and nearby places. The station layout is elevated, and it has an expected opening date of August 2026. Famous landmarks near the station include the Vega City Mall, Oxford College of Science, and the Kalyani Magnum Tech Park. This Pink Line metro station will streamline the route and provide reliable connectivity to the commercial districts of South and Central Bengaluru.

IIM Bangalore Metro Station

The IIM Bangalore Metro Station, also known as the IIMB station, is a vital elevated station on the Namma Metro Pink Line. Located in the Bilekahalli area along Bannerghatta Road, this Bangalore Metro station offers direct access to the prestigious Indian Institute of Management Bangalore campus. The surrounding locality is a major healthcare and educational hub, with nearby places like Fortis Hospital, Apollo Hospital, and JP Nagar within easy reach. The station is elevated and expected to open by August 2026. It will provide crucial route connectivity, helping students, medical professionals, and residents bypass heavy traffic on the busy corridor.

Hulimavu Metro Station

Hulimavu Metro Station is a prominent elevated station on the under-construction Namma Metro Pink Line in Bengaluru. Positioned strategically on Bannerghatta Road, this Pink Line metro station enhances connectivity for the residents of Hulimavu, Arakere, and Akshayanagar. The Bangalore Metro network expansion here will provide seamless transit to key commercial zones. Nearby places of interest and landmarks include the historic Hulimavu Cave Temple, Krishna Leela Park, and the Royal Meenakshi Mall. Scheduled for an expected opening in August 2026, this station will redefine the daily route and travel ease, boosting micro-market accessibility and offering robust connectivity benefits across Bengaluru.

Kalena Agrahara Metro Station

The Kalena Agrahara Metro Station is a highly anticipated elevated transit hub on the Namma Metro Pink Line in South Bengaluru. Located on the bustling Bannerghatta Road, this Pink Line metro station will serve as the southern terminal of the route. The station offers excellent connectivity to nearby places like Gottigere, Hulimavu, and the NICE Road junction, bridging major residential areas with the city center. Prominent landmarks around the station include Royal Meenakshi Mall, AMC Engineering College, and Sherwood High School. Expected to open in August 2026, this Bangalore Metro station will drastically reduce travel time and improve daily route options for commuters seeking efficient transit.

Bommasandra Metro Station

Bommasandra Metro Station will be the last station on the upcoming 19.15-km yellow line of the Namma Metro Network. This station is currently under construction and is part of the first 16 stations in Phase 1. An elevated station in the South-East Corridor, it is near the Electronic City metro station. Expected to be operational by December 2024, the yellow line is about to start!

The yellow line will begin at Bommasandra Metro Station and will have two tracks operating from 5 am to 11 pm. The next station after Bommasandra will be Hebbagodi, followed by Huskuru Road and Electronic City. The line will have two interchange stations: Jayadeva Hospital for the pink line and RV Road for the green line.

Bommasandra Metro Station is close to industrial areas and even provides connectivity to the Anekal Industrial Area. Strategically it is located to connect the northern part of Electronic City, where major IT parks like Infosys, Bosch, and the Wipro Floating Learning Centre are situated. To the south, it connects to Attibele and Hosur, an industrial city in Tamil Nadu. Its location makes it a crucial spot for commercial real estate development.

In March 2024, the Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) made a deal with Delta Electronics India Pvt Ltd. Because of this agreement, a metro station will be called ‘Delta Electronics-Bommasandra Metro Station’ for 30 years. Delta Electronics agreed to pay Rs 65 crore for these naming rights.

The fare for Bommasandra Metro Station is expected to be between Rs. 10 and Rs. 60. Facilities such as parking, feeder buses, and toilets are yet to be confirmed.

Hebbagodi Metro Station

The Hebbagodi Metro Station is the second station from Bommasandra on the upcoming Yellow Line of the Namma Metro. Currently in the works and set to open its doors by the end of 2024, this elevated station is part of the South-East Corridor, promising to link you seamlessly to your destinations.

Talking about convenience, you can board the train towards RV Metro Station and head to Electronic City after 2 stations. The previous station to Hebbagodi is Bommasandra Metro Station, and the next is Huskuru Road Metro Station. There are two interchange stations on the Yellow Line: Jayadeva Hospital for the Pink Line and RV Road for the Green Line. Trains will run on two tracks from 5 am to 11 pm.

If you’re up for exploring, Hebbagodi is your ticket to nearby attractions like the scenic Huskur Lake View Point and the adrenaline-pumping Arena100 Sports And Recreation City within 7 km from the station. And let’s not forget Electronic City, a mere 4 km jaunt from the station, buzzing with IT park energy with around 200 company campuses like Infosys, Wipro, TCS, HCL, Tech Mahindra, and Biocon. The electronic city has a plethora of popular pub delights: Gilly’s Restobar to What The Ale! You can also find fine dining like The Hidden Home Fine Dining & Bar and House Of Commons. For groceries and basic needs in the electronic city, visit the Village Hypermarket in Electronic City.

Strategically Hebbagodi Station is positioned to serve the local community to provide convenient access to residents and employees of the nearby Biocon Campus and Hebbagodi Police Station. Now, here’s a juicy tidbit: Did you know that Hebbagodi Metro Station will soon be known as Biocon Hebbagodi? Yep, thanks to a savvy ₹95 Cr agreement between Biocon Group and Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd., this station’s got a shiny new name for the next three decades. Now, here’s a juicy tidbit: Did you know that Hebbagodi Metro Station has been renamed as Biocon Hebbagodi? Yep, thanks to a savvy agreement between Biocon Group and Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Ltd., this station’s got a shiny new name for the next 30 years.

And hold onto your hats because there’s more in store! An epic foot overbridge is on the horizon, set to connect folks from the unpaid area of the Metro station concourse to the other side of Hosur Road. Talk about convenience!

As for the nitty-gritty details like parking, feeder buses, and toilets? Stay tuned for updates on those fronts.

Huskur Road Metro Station

Huskur Road, or the Veerasandra metro station, is an exciting addition to Bengaluru’s upcoming yellow metro line. This elevated station on the Yellow Line’s North-South corridor will ease your commute by December 2024.

Upon its opening, you can board the train towards RV Metro Station or head to Bommasandra after 2 stations. Making your commute easier, Electronic City is the next station in the line en route to the Bommasandra metro station. To switch to a yellow or green line, you can interchange stations from Jayadeva Hospital for the Pink Line and RV Road for the Green Line.

Situated precisely in the heart of Huskur Road, this station is a bustling hub for all things travel. Think of it as your gateway to South Bengaluru’s wonders! Picture-perfect Veerasandra Lake, Retail therapy at the M5 E-City Shopping Complex or D-Mart E-City. Don’t forget the E-City Toll Gate leading towards Attibele – it’s all within arm’s reach.

Need to catch a bus? The Huskur Gate Bus Stop is just a hop, skip, and jump away – around 1 km precisely. As for the fare from Huskur Road Metro Station, expect it to be pocket-friendly, ranging from Rs. 10 to Rs. 60. To offer the best features, the trains will be running from 5 am to 11 pm.

About the facilities, the specifics about parking, feeder buses, and restroom facilities are still in the pipeline.

Electronic City Metro Station

The Electronic City Metro Station is an elevated station in the tech-savvy heart of Bengaluru, at the southern corridor of the yellow line of the Namma Metro Network. The construction of this station is complete but is expected to be operational by December 2024, with the opening of the yellow line.

While heading towards the RV Road metro station, you’ll find the Electronic City Metro Station after Huskuru Road and before Konappana Agrahara Metro Station. The Konappana Agrahara Metro Station heads towards the northern part of Bengaluru while moving towards Huskur Road connects you to the industrial hubs of Bommasandra, Attibele, and even Hosur in Tamil Nadu. Along the Yellow Line, you’ll also encounter two key interchange stations: Jayadeva Hospital for the Pink Line and RV Road for the Green Line, seamlessly linking various parts of the city.

Electronic City isn’t just another metro stop; it’s the pulse of Bengaluru’s IT industry. Nestled near Konappana Agrahara and Doddathogur, this area is home to around 200 company campuses, including giants like Infosys, Wipro, TCS, HCL, Tech Mahindra, and Biocon. Whether you’re an IT professional or a visitor, you’ll find plenty to do. Unwind at popular pubs like Gilly’s Restobar or What The Ale! For a more refined dining experience, check out The Hidden Home Fine Dining & Bar or House Of Commons. And for your everyday needs, the Village Hypermarket has you covered.

Life in Electronic City offers a blend of modern living and convenience, even though it’s a bit removed from the city’s mainstream hustle. The arrival of the Yellow Line Metro will soon enhance this connectivity, making it easier than ever to travel across Bengaluru.

For those preferring rail travel, the nearest stations are Heelalige, 8 km away, and Karmelaram, 14 km away. Plus, the Electronic City bus stand is conveniently located right across the road from the metro station, providing yet another layer of accessibility.

For local travellers, the fare to Electronic City Metro Station will be easy on the wallet, ranging from Rs. 10 to Rs. 60. Trains will run from 5 am to 11 pm, offering flexibility for early risers and night owls alike. As for the facilities, details about parking, feeder buses, and restrooms are still being finalized.