Hyderabad Metro Route Finder

Hyderabad Metro operates from 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM on all functional lines, every day including Sundays and public holidays. The first train departs at 6:00 AM from terminal stations.

Official revised fares: Up to 2 km = ₹11, 2-4 km = ₹17, 4-6 km = ₹28, 6-9 km = ₹37, 9-12 km = ₹47, 12-15 km = ₹51, 15-18 km = ₹56, 18-21 km = ₹61, 21-24 km = ₹65, beyond 24 km = ₹69.

There are currently 3 operational lines: Red Line (Miyapur to LB Nagar), Blue Line (Nagole to Raidurg), and Green Line (JBS Parade Ground to MGBS).

There are three interchange stations: Ameerpet (Red and Blue lines), MGBS (Red and Green lines), and Parade Ground (Blue and Green lines).

Use our free Hyderabad Metro Route Finder tool to instantly get the shortest route, time, interchanges, and estimated fare between any two stations.

Yes! Send 'Hi' to the official HMR WhatsApp number +91 8341146468 to generate a QR code ticket instantly.

There is no traditional monthly pass, but HMR offers the rechargeable Nebula Smart Card (10% discount on all trips) and the Super Saver Holiday Card.

Purchase a smart card at any station. Recharge online via T-Savaari app, Paytm, or PhonePe. After online recharge, tap the card at the Add Value Machine (AVM).

You will need to pay the maximum fare (₹60-₹69) plus a ₹50 penalty at the destination exit gate.

Yes, personal baggage up to 10 kg is allowed. Dimensions must not exceed 60 cm × 45 cm × 25 cm.

The HITEC City metro station on the Blue Line is directly at the heart of the IT corridor. Raidurg station is also heavily used.

Currently, there is no direct metro to the airport. The nearest stations to catch an Airport Pushpak Bus are LB Nagar (Red Line) and Raidurg (Blue Line).

Alight at MGBS (Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station) on the Red or Green Line. Charminar is about 2-3 km from MGBS.

Secunderabad East (Blue Line) and Secunderabad West (Green Line) are both within walkable distance of Secunderabad Junction.

The Nampally metro station on the Red Line is directly adjacent to Hyderabad Deccan (Nampally) Railway Station.

Alight at Khairatabad or Lakdikapul metro stations on the Red Line. Both are close to Necklace Road and Hussain Sagar.

Yes, a section of each train (marked with pink signs on the platform) is reserved exclusively for women passengers.

Yes, paid parking is available at major stations like Miyapur, Nagole, LB Nagar, and Parade Ground for two-wheelers and four-wheelers.

Yes, all stations have lifts, ramps, and wheelchairs available. You can request wheelchair assistance from station staff.

No. Eating, drinking, smoking, and chewing tobacco are strictly prohibited inside metro stations and trains.

It allows unlimited travel on Sundays and notified public holidays across the Hyderabad Metro network for just ₹59.

The first train from Miyapur on the Red Line departs at exactly 6:00 AM every day.

The Red Line from Miyapur to LB Nagar is the longest operational corridor in the network, spanning around 29 kilometers.

A minimum balance of ₹10 is required to enter the metro system using a Smart Card.

Only fully foldable bicycles are allowed inside the metro trains. Standard bicycles are not permitted.

The Blue Line covers Jubilee Hills with stations like Road No 5 Jubilee Hills, Jubilee Hills Check Post, and Peddamma Temple.

You can contact the official HMR Customer Care at 040-2333-2555 or reach out to staff at any station.

No, carrying sealed or unsealed alcohol bottles is completely banned in the Hyderabad Metro network.

General mobile photography is allowed, but professional photography or videography requires prior permission from L&T Metro Rail authorities.

Currently, each Hyderabad Metro train operates with a 3-coach configuration, with plans to expand based on passenger traffic.