Bengaluru Metro – Routes, Stations, Map, Fare & Timings

Namma Metro has 3 operational lines — Purple, Green, and Yellow — covering 83 stations across Bengaluru, including the newest Yellow Line to Electronic City which opened in August 2025.

Namma Metro trains run daily from around 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM (first train varies slightly by day). Peak-hour trains on the Purple and Green Lines run about every 8 minutes.

Namma Metro fare is calculated on a distance-slab basis. Check the Bengaluru Metro Fare Chart on this page for the exact fare between two stations; the Namma Metro Smart Card and NCMC offer a discount over single-journey tokens.

Tickets are available as tokens from station counters and automated ticketing machines. You can also tap in directly with a Namma Metro Smart Card or a National Common Mobility Card (NCMC).

Yes, the rechargeable Namma Metro Smart Card works at all 83 stations, and the National Common Mobility Card (NCMC) is also accepted network-wide.

Parking is available at select Namma Metro stations. Check the specific station page on MetroYatra to confirm parking at your station.

Limited personal luggage is allowed, subject to security screening at station entry. Oversized, hazardous, or restricted items are not permitted.

MetroYatra tracks Namma Metro's service changes and the Yellow Line's ramp-up toward full frequency as more trains join the fleet. For official real-time alerts, check the BMRCL website.

Children below the height limit set by BMRCL travel free when accompanied by an adult; children above that limit need a regular ticket.

Namma Metro has 83 stations across its Purple, Green, and Yellow Lines, spanning Bengaluru from Whitefield in the east to Electronic City in the south.

Namma Metro's combined network is about 96 km long across all 3 lines — Purple (43.49 km), Green (33.46 km), and Yellow (19.15 km).

Not yet, but it is under construction. The Blue Line will run about 58 km from Central Silk Board to Kempegowda International Airport via KR Puram and Hebbal. Until it opens, travellers can take the metro to KR Puram or Baiyappanahalli and continue to the airport by shuttle, cab, or app-based taxi — roughly 40-60 minutes by road depending on traffic.

Kempegowda (Majestic) metro station is an interchange of the Purple and Green Lines and sits directly adjacent to the KSRTC bus terminal and Bengaluru City Railway Station, making it the city's primary transport hub.

Yes. Every Namma Metro train has a dedicated coach reserved for women passengers, clearly marked at the platform.

Yes. All Namma Metro stations have lifts, ramps, tactile flooring, and wheelchair-accessible entry points, and trains have dedicated spaces for wheelchair users.

The BMRCL customer care toll-free helpline for Namma Metro is 1800-425-12345, for ticketing queries, smart card and NCMC issues, lost property, and complaints. You can also email travelhelp@bmrc.co.in or visit bmrc.co.in for route maps, fare charts, and service updates.