Hyderabad Metro Map 2026: Red, Blue and Green Lines, Stations, Fares, Timings and Phase 2

Posted by Housepartner Editorial Team on 12/11/2026

Housepartner Editorial TeamUpdated 12 Nov 2026 · 6 min read

Checked against official government sources. General information, not legal or financial advice.

The Hyderabad Metro has three operational lines: the Red Line (Miyapur to LB Nagar), the Blue Line (Nagole to Raidurg) and the Green Line (JBS Parade Ground to MG Bus Station). Together they cover about 69 km and 57 stations. Since May 2026 the network has been run by the state-owned Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (HMRL). This guide works as a text version of the Hyderabad Metro map: each line and its main stations, the interchanges, fares, timings, the Phase 2 plans and what metro access means when you buy or rent a home.

Hyderabad Metro at a glance

Network: about 69 km, 57 stations, 3 lines (Red, Blue, Green)
Operator: Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (HMRL), owned by the Telangana government
Interchanges: Ameerpet (Red–Blue), MG Bus Station (Red–Green), Parade Ground (Blue–Green)
Fare: ₹11 to ₹69, in force since 24 May 2025
Timings: first train 6 AM, last train 11 PM, all days
Phase 2: 76.4 km over five corridors, approved by the state cabinet; Centre’s approval awaited

In this guide

Hyderabad Metro lines and routes
Interchange stations
Hyderabad Metro fare
Timings and frequency
Who runs the Hyderabad Metro now
Phase 2: what comes next
Hyderabad Metro and property: what buyers and tenants should know
Hyderabad Metro station guides
Frequently asked questions

Hyderabad Metro lines and routes

Line	Route (end stations)	Length	Main stations on the way
Red Line	Miyapur to LB Nagar	about 29 km	KPHB Colony, Kukatpally, Balanagar, Erragadda, Ameerpet, Punjagutta, Khairatabad, Assembly, Nampally, MG Bus Station, Malakpet, Dilsukhnagar
Blue Line	Nagole to Raidurg	about 27 km	Uppal, Tarnaka, Habsiguda, Secunderabad East, Parade Ground, Begumpet, Ameerpet, Jubilee Hills Check Post, Madhapur, Durgam Cheruvu, HITEC City
Green Line	JBS Parade Ground to MG Bus Station	about 11 km	Secunderabad West, Gandhi Hospital, Musheerabad, RTC Cross Roads, Chikkadpally, Narayanguda, Sultan Bazaar

Line lengths are rounded. The Red Line links the north-west (Miyapur, Kukatpally) with the old city’s edge and the south-east (Dilsukhnagar, LB Nagar). The Blue Line links the eastern suburbs (Nagole, Uppal) with Secunderabad, Begumpet and the IT corridor (Madhapur, HITEC City, Raidurg). The short Green Line connects the Jubilee Bus Station (JBS) and Secunderabad with the MG Bus Station (MGBS).

Interchange stations

Ameerpet: Red and Blue lines. The busiest change point, used by commuters heading to the IT corridor.
MG Bus Station (MGBS): Red and Green lines, next to the main city bus station.
Parade Ground: Blue and Green lines, close to Secunderabad.

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Hyderabad Metro fare

Current fare: ₹11 to ₹69 by distance. Fares were raised on 17 May 2025 and then cut by 10% across all slabs from 24 May 2025 after commuter feedback.
Tickets: QR tickets on the official app and other supported apps, tokens at stations, and smart cards that you top up.
Offers on smart cards and special days change from time to time, so check the current fare chart on the official app or at the station.

Timings and frequency

Timings: since 3 November 2025, the first train leaves at about 6 AM and the last train at about 11 PM on all days, including Sundays.
Frequency: trains run every few minutes at peak hours on the busy stretches, with longer gaps off-peak.
Last-train times differ by station, so check the app if you plan a late trip.

Who runs the Hyderabad Metro now

Phase 1 was built and run by L&T Metro Rail (Hyderabad) Limited under a public-private partnership and opened in stages from November 2017. In April 2026 the Telangana government signed an agreement to buy L&T’s entire stake, and the state-owned Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited took over operations from May 2026. For passengers, the lines, stations and tickets stay the same.

Phase 2: what comes next

In October 2024 the Telangana cabinet approved the detailed project report for Phase 2: about 76.4 km over five corridors, at an estimated cost of about ₹24,000 crore.
The plan includes the Old City extension from MG Bus Station towards Chandrayangutta and a link towards Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, among other corridors.
The project still needs the Centre’s final approval. Routes, costs and dates can change until construction is under way, so treat target dates as estimates.

Hyderabad Metro and property: what buyers and tenants should know

Homes within a short walk of a station usually rent faster, especially along the Blue Line near the IT corridor and along the Red Line in Kukatpally, KPHB and Dilsukhnagar.
Prices near established stations already include some metro premium. Compare the price per sq ft with similar homes a little farther away.
For Phase 2 corridors, buy on today’s facts, not announcements.
Check the HMDA or GHMC approvals, the Telangana RERA registration of new projects, the land records and the market value before you pay.

Hyderabad Metro station guides

Exits, timings and nearby areas for individual stations: Uppal (Blue Line) · Madhapur (Blue Line) · Raidurg (Blue Line terminal).

Read our guides to investing in Hyderabad real estate, HMDA, Telangana RERA, GHMC property tax, IGRS Telangana, market value of land in Telangana and Bhu Bharati land records. Also see the Bangalore Metro map and the Delhi Metro map.

Frequently asked questions

How many metro lines are there in Hyderabad?

Three: the Red Line (Miyapur to LB Nagar), the Blue Line (Nagole to Raidurg) and the Green Line (JBS Parade Ground to MG Bus Station), covering about 69 km and 57 stations.

What is the Hyderabad Metro fare?

₹11 to ₹69 depending on distance, as revised from 24 May 2025.

What are the Hyderabad Metro timings?

The first train runs at about 6 AM and the last at about 11 PM on all days, as revised from 3 November 2025. Check the app for station-wise times.

Where can I change lines on the Hyderabad Metro?

At Ameerpet (Red and Blue), MG Bus Station (Red and Green) and Parade Ground (Blue and Green).

Which metro line goes to HITEC City?

The Blue Line. HITEC City, Madhapur, Durgam Cheruvu and Raidurg are on its western end.

Is the Hyderabad Metro connected to the airport?

Not yet. A link towards Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is part of the Phase 2 plan, which still needs the Centre’s approval.

Who operates the Hyderabad Metro?

Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited (HMRL), owned by the Telangana government, has run it since May 2026 after the state bought L&T’s stake.

Routes, fares, timings and project dates are set by Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited and the governments of Telangana and India, and can change. Check the official app or website before you travel or make a property decision. This guide is general information, not investment advice. Sources: Hyderabad Metro Rail Limited; L&T Metro Rail (Hyderabad) fare notices of May 2025; Telangana cabinet decision on Phase 2 (October 2024); reports on the timing revision (November 2025) and the state takeover (April–May 2026).

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