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

Hyderabad Metro has 3 operational lines — Blue, Green, and Red — covering 59 stations across the city, connecting HITEC City, Secunderabad, and the old city near Charminar.

Hyderabad Metro trains run daily on all 3 lines; check the specific line page on this site for exact first and last train timings.

Hyderabad Metro fare is calculated on a distance-slab basis. Check the Hyderabad Metro Fare Chart on this page for the exact fare between two stations; the Hyderabad Metro smart card gives a discount over single-journey tickets.

Tickets are available as QR codes from station counters and vending machines. A rechargeable Hyderabad Metro smart card can also be bought and topped up at any station.

Yes, the rechargeable Hyderabad Metro smart card works at all 59 stations and gives a fare discount over QR-code single-journey tickets.

Parking is available at select Hyderabad 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 Hyderabad Metro service updates and new station openings. For official real-time alerts, check the L&TMRHL website.

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

Hyderabad Metro has 59 stations across its Blue, Green, and Red Lines.

Hyderabad Metro's combined network is about 67 km long across all 3 lines — Blue (27.00 km), Red (29.21 km), and Green (11.00 km).

HITEC City metro station is on the Blue Line (Nagole to Raidurg) and is the primary stop serving Hyderabad's Cyberabad IT corridor — HITEC City, Madhapur, and the broader Gachibowli/Raidurg office belt. Coming from the Red Line, change to the Blue Line at Ameerpet, the network's only interchange station.

MGBS (Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station) on the Green Line is currently the closest operational station to Charminar — a short auto-rickshaw or cab ride into the Old City. Once the MGBS-Falaknuma Old City extension opens, a station named Charminar (about 500m from the monument) will bring direct metro access to the landmark.

Not yet directly. The under-construction Corridor IV "Airport Metro Express" will run about 36.8 km from Nagole to RGIA via Mindspace and Raidurg. Until it opens, the fastest metro-linked option is to ride to Raidurg or MGBS and continue to the airport by cab, ride-hailing app, or shuttle bus.

Yes to both. Every train has a dedicated coach reserved for women passengers, and all stations have lifts, ramps, and tactile paths, with trains designed with wheelchair-accessible spaces.

The Hyderabad Metro customer-care helpline is +91 40 2333 2555, or email customerservice@ltmetro.com. Available daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. You can also reach out via ltmetro.com / hmrl.co.in or the customer-care counters at any station.