Namma Metro Route

Thalaghattapura Pattanduru Agrahara

33 stops · 37.9 km · 1h 28m · 1 interchange

Thalaghattapura to Pattanduru Agrahara by Namma Metro

The metro journey from Thalaghattapura to Pattanduru Agrahara runs on the Green Line and Purple Line, changing at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station. It covers 37.9 km and 33 stops, taking about 1h 28m end to end — roughly 26 km/h once station stops are counted. A token costs 90, or about ₹81–₹85.50 with a Namma Metro smart card.

Board at Thalaghattapura on Platform 1, on the side signposted towards Madavara — that is the direction of travel, not your destination. Change at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station; the interchange is inside the paid area, so one ticket covers the whole trip. First train is around 5:00 AM on weekdays and 7:00 AM on Sundays, with the last around 11:05 PM.

Estimated Fare — BMRCL Tariff

Token

90

Single-use ticket

5–10% OFF

Namma Card

81–₹85.50

Smart card · depends on time of day

How to Travel

Green Line14 stops
ThalaghattapuraBoard
▶ Towards MadavaraPlatform 1
13 intermediate stops
  1. Vajarahalli
  2. Doddakallasandra
  3. Konanakunte Cross
  4. Yelachenahalli
  5. Jaya Prakash Nagar
  6. Banashankari
  7. Rashtreeya Vidyalaya Road
  8. Jayanagar
  9. South End Circle
  10. Lalbagh
  11. National College
  12. Krishna Rajendra Market
  13. Chickpete
Nadaprabhu Kempegowda StationInterchange →

Change train here — follow signs for the next platform

Purple Line19 stops
Nadaprabhu Kempegowda StationBoard
▶ Towards Whitefield (Kadugodi)Platform 1
18 intermediate stops
  1. Sir M Visvesvaraya Station
  2. Dr. BR Ambedkar Station
  3. Cubbon Park
  4. MG Road
  5. Trinity
  6. Halasuru
  7. Indiranagar
  8. Swami Vivekananda Road
  9. Baiyyappanahalli
  10. Benniganahalli
  11. Krishnaraja Puram
  12. Singayyanapalya
  13. Garudacharpalya
  14. Hoodi
  15. Seetharamapalya
  16. Kundalahalli
  17. Nallurhalli
  18. Sri Sathya Sai Hospital
Pattanduru AgraharaAlight

Journey Summary

Total Stops

33

Distance

37.9 km

Est. Time

1h 28m

Fares are per BMRCL tariff. Journey time includes 5 min interchange wait. Children below 3 ft height travel free.

Service Hours — Green Line & Purple Line

First (Mon–Sat)

5:00 AM

First (Sunday)

7:00 AM

Last train

11:05 PM

Peak frequency

4–6 min / 3–5 min

This journey uses more than one line, so the usable window is set by whichever line starts latest and finishes earliest — shown above. Allow a few extra minutes at Thalaghattapura for security screening, which is mandatory at every Namma Metro entrance.

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ThalaghattapuraPattanduru Agrahara — Common Questions

How long does the metro take from Thalaghattapura to Pattanduru Agrahara?

About 1h 28m in normal running, covering 37.9 km and 33 stops — an average of roughly 26 km/h including station dwell time, and this figure already allows 5 minutes to change lines at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station.

What is the metro fare from Thalaghattapura to Pattanduru Agrahara?

A single-journey token costs ₹90 at the current BMRCL tariff. Paying with a Namma Metro smart card brings it down to about ₹81–₹85.50, since the card discount is 10% off-peak and 5% during weekday peak hours. Children under 3 ft travel free.

Do I need to change trains between Thalaghattapura and Pattanduru Agrahara?

Yes — this journey uses the Green Line and Purple Line, changing at Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station. Stay on board until Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station, then follow the platform signs for the Purple Line. Interchanges are within paid areas, so you do not need to buy a second ticket.

What time is the first and last metro from Thalaghattapura?

On this route the first train is around 5:00 AM Monday to Saturday and 7:00 AM on Sunday, with the last train at about 11:05 PM. Trains run every 4–6 min / 3–5 min in peak hours. Times are BMRCL scheduled service — allow a few minutes for security screening at the entrance.

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