Bhopal Metro Route Finder

The priority corridor of the Bhopal Metro is expected to begin operations soon. The complete Phase 1, including both Orange and Blue lines, is planned for completion in the coming years. For the latest updates, it's best to check the official MP Metro Rail website.

Bhopal Metro's Phase 1 consists of two main lines: Line 2 (Orange Line) from Karond Circle to AIIMS and Line 5 (Blue Line) from Bhadbhada Square to Ratnagiri Tiraha.

You can reach AIIMS Bhopal by taking the Orange Line. The AIIMS station is the terminal station on this line, providing direct connectivity to the hospital.

The Rani Kamalapati Railway Station metro station on the Orange Line is directly connected to the railway station, making it very convenient for passengers.

Yes, Pul Bogda is the designated interchange station where you can switch between the Orange Line and the Blue Line.

You can take a direct train on the Orange Line from Subhash Nagar station to MP Nagar station. It's a straight route without any need to change lines.

The official fare chart has not been released yet. However, fares are typically calculated based on the distance or number of stations traveled. This tool provides an estimated fare based on a standard formula, but the final price will be set by MPMRCL.

Yes, like other modern metros, Bhopal Metro is expected to have an automatic fare collection system, which will likely include smart cards and QR-code based ticketing through mobile apps. This will offer a convenient way to travel without buying a token for every journey.

The exact operational hours will be announced closer to the official launch. Typically, metro services in other cities run from early morning (around 6:00 AM) to late night (around 11:00 PM).

You can board the Orange Line from Bhopal Railway Station and get down at MP Nagar station. This will be a direct and fast way to connect the old city with the new commercial hub.

The Nadra Bus Stand station on the Orange Line will provide direct access to the bus stand, making inter-city travel much easier.

The Kendriya Vidyalaya station on the Orange Line is located near the school, providing students and staff with a safe and efficient mode of transport.

Yes, the Blue Line has stations planned at Roshanpura Square and Jawahar Chowk, connecting these key areas in the heart of the city.

Yes, the Govindpura Industrial Area station on the Blue Line will provide crucial connectivity for the thousands of people who work in this industrial hub.

While official rules are yet to be published, it is a standard regulation in all metro systems in India that eating, drinking, and smoking are strictly prohibited inside trains and on platforms to maintain cleanliness and hygiene. Fines are usually applicable for violations.

The Bhopal Metro trains are designed to run at a top speed of 80-90 km/h, though the average operational speed will be lower to account for stops at stations.

Most metro systems in India have a dedicated coach reserved for female passengers to ensure their safety and comfort. It is highly likely that Bhopal Metro will also adopt this practice.

The Bhopal Metro project is a joint venture between the Government of India and the Government of Madhya Pradesh. It is partly financed through loans from the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the Asian Development Bank (ADB).

The Krishi Upaj Mandi station on the Orange Line is planned to serve the Karond area and the mandi, providing great relief from traffic congestion.

These signs indicate the direction of the train. Every metro line has two terminal (end) stations. The sign shows which terminal station the train is heading towards. Before boarding, you should know which terminal station is in your direction of travel to get on the correct train.

To travel between different lines, you must change trains at an interchange station. For Phase 1, you will need to get down at Pul Bogda station, switch platforms from the Orange Line to the Blue Line (or vice-versa), and then board the train going in your desired direction.