Line 2Open
Green Line
North-south line running from Madavara in the north-west through Yeshwanthpur and Majestic to Silk Institute in the south.
Last checked 9 Oct 2026
Stations
32
2 with connections
Fares
Minimum fare
₹10Token fare, up to 2 km. Smart cards cost a little less.
SourceDeccan Herald: Public backlash forces Namma Metro to revise fares, hike capped at 71% (13 Feb 2025)
Checked9 Oct 2026
HistoryNo changes since we started tracking this figure.to
Maximum fare
₹90Token fare for the longest journeys. Smart cards cost a little less.
SourceDeccan Herald: Public backlash forces Namma Metro to revise fares, hike capped at 71% (13 Feb 2025)
Checked9 Oct 2026
HistoryNo changes since we started tracking this figure.
By distance
Stations
In order along the line. White rings mark stations where you can change to another line.
- MadavaraStart of line
- Chikkabidarakallu
- Manjunath Nagar
- Nagasandra
- Dasarahalli
- Jalahalli
- Peenya Industry
- Peenya
- Goraguntepalya
- Yeshwanthpur
- Sandal Soap Factory
- Mahalakshmi
- Rajajinagara
- Mahakavi Kuvempu Road
- Srirampura
- Mantri Square Sampige Road
- Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station, MajesticPurple Line
- Chickpete
- Krishna Rajendra Market
- National College
- Lalbagh
- South End Circle
- Jayanagara
- Rashtreeya Vidyalaya RoadYellow Line
- Banashankari
- Jaya Prakash Nagar
- Yelachenahalli
- Konanakunte Cross
- Doddakallasandra
- Vajarahalli
- Thalaghattapura
- Silk InstituteEnd of line
Timings and frequency
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Last train
Last train
11:00 pmFrom the terminal stations on regular days; later on some match and festival days.
SourceThe Tribune: IPL 2026: BMRCL extends metro timings for the season opener in Bengaluru (26 Mar 2026)
Checked9 Oct 2026
HistoryNo changes since we started tracking this figure.From the terminal stations on regular days; later on some match and festival days.
Fares
Fares go up with the distance you travel.
Minimum fare
Minimum fare
₹10Token fare, up to 2 km. Smart cards cost a little less.
SourceDeccan Herald: Public backlash forces Namma Metro to revise fares, hike capped at 71% (13 Feb 2025)
Checked9 Oct 2026
HistoryNo changes since we started tracking this figure.Token fare, up to 2 km. Smart cards cost a little less.
Maximum fare
Maximum fare
₹90Token fare for the longest journeys. Smart cards cost a little less.
SourceDeccan Herald: Public backlash forces Namma Metro to revise fares, hike capped at 71% (13 Feb 2025)
Checked9 Oct 2026
HistoryNo changes since we started tracking this figure.Token fare for the longest journeys. Smart cards cost a little less.
Interchanges
Stations on this line where you can change to another line or kind of train.
Places along the line
Landmarks within walking distance of a station on this line.
Kempegowda Bus Station (Majestic)Get off at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station, Majestic120 mMantri Square MallGet off at Mantri Square Sampige Road200 mBangalore Medical College and Research Institute (Victoria Hospital)Get off at Krishna Rajendra Market220 mBengaluru City railway station (KSR)Get off at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station, Majestic470 m
History
Every opening and change we have recorded for this page.
- 7 Nov 2024OpenedExtended north from Nagasandra to MadavaraWikipedia: Green Line (Namma Metro)
- 15 Jan 2021OpenedExtended south from Yelachenahalli to Silk InstituteWikipedia: Green Line (Namma Metro)
- 18 Jun 2017OpenedExtended from Majestic (Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station) south to YelachenahalliWikipedia: Green Line (Namma Metro)
- 1 May 2015OpenedExtended north to NagasandraWikipedia: Green Line (Namma Metro)
- 1 Mar 2014OpenedFirst section opens from Mantri Square Sampige Road to Peenya IndustryWikipedia: Green Line (Namma Metro)
Sources
Where the information on this page comes from.
- Wikipedia: Green Line (Namma Metro) Read 22 Sep 2026
- Deccan Herald: Public backlash forces Namma Metro to revise fares, hike capped at 71% (13 Feb 2025) Checked 9 Oct 2026
- The Tribune: IPL 2026: BMRCL extends metro timings for the season opener in Bengaluru (26 Mar 2026) Checked 9 Oct 2026
- The Statesman: Bengaluru metro extends services for the IPL 2026 opener (26 Mar 2026) The Statesman
- The News Minute: Bengaluru metro fare hike capped at 71%: what does it mean? (13 Feb 2025) The News Minute
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