Green Line Metro Bangalore: Complete Station Guide
The Green Line is Namma Metro's north-south corridor, running from Madavara in the northwest down to Silk Institute in the south. It links Bengaluru's industrial belt around Peenya with the central business district and the residential heart of south Bengaluru. Here is the complete list of all 32 stations along with the details that matter.
Green Line at a Glance
- Route: Madavara to Silk Institute
- Length: approximately 33.46 km
- Total stations: 32
- Journey time end to end: around 45 to 60 minutes
- Fare: ₹10 to ₹60 to ₹90 depending on distance, distance based, with a discount on Smart Card payments
- Operating hours: around 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM on weekdays and Saturdays, from 7:00 AM on Sundays
- Interchanges: Majestic (Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station) with the Purple Line, RV Road with the Yellow Line
Full List of Green Line Stations
- Madavara, northern terminus
- Chikkabidarakallu
- Manjunathanagara
- Nagasandra
- Dasarahalli
- Jalahalli
- Peenya Industry
- Peenya
- Goraguntepalya
- Yeshwanthpur
- Sandal Soap Factory
- Mahalakshmi
- Rajajinagar
- Kuvempu Road
- Srirampura
- Sampige Road
- Majestic (Nadaprabhu Kempegowda), interchange with the Purple Line
- Chickpete
- KR Market
- National College
- Lalbagh
- South End Circle
- Jayanagara
- RV Road, interchange with the Yellow Line
- Banashankari
- JP Nagar
- Yelachenahalli
- Konanakunte Cross
- Doddakallasandra
- Vajarahalli
- Thalaghattapura
- Silk Institute, southern terminus
Key Stations to Know
- Peenya and Peenya Industry: serve Bengaluru's largest industrial estate, and will eventually connect to the planned Orange Line
- Yeshwanthpur: a major transport hub, connected to Yeshwanthpur Railway Junction
- Majestic: the city's main interchange, connecting to the Purple Line and next to KSR Bengaluru City Railway Station
- Lalbagh: direct access to Lalbagh Botanical Garden
- Jayanagara and JP Nagar: dense, established residential neighbourhoods with strong rental demand
- RV Road: interchange with the Yellow Line, giving onward access to Electronic City and BTM Layout
- Silk Institute: southern terminus, serving Bengaluru's fast growing Kanakapura Road corridor
Interchanges on the Green Line
- Majestic (Nadaprabhu Kempegowda Station): connects to the Purple Line. Green Line platforms are 3 and 4, Purple Line platforms are 1 and 2, and the walk between them takes about five minutes
- RV Road: connects to the Yellow Line, which runs onward to Electronic City and Bommasandra
Property Angle
The Green Line's north-south alignment means it covers two very different real estate stories.
North: Madavara to Majestic This stretch runs through Bengaluru's industrial and logistics belt around Peenya and Yeshwanthpur. Property demand here has historically been driven more by industrial and warehousing activity than premium residential interest, though the newer Madavara extension has started to open up fresh residential pockets further out along Tumkur Road.
South: Majestic to Silk Institute This is where the Green Line's strongest residential demand sits. Jayanagar and JP Nagar are long established, high demand neighbourhoods with consistently strong rental yields, and metro access has reinforced that further. Areas like Banashankari have seen steady price appreciation tied to metro connectivity, and market reports point to double digit rises in some pockets since the corridor's completion. Further south, Yelachenahalli and Silk Institute represent the corridor's growth frontier, with lower base prices and more room for appreciation as the Kanakapura Road belt continues to develop.
General Pattern
- Properties near Green Line stations in south Bengaluru typically see a price premium of 10 to 20 percent over comparable non-metro-connected properties
- Rental demand around Jayanagar and JP Nagar remains among the strongest in the city, supported by established social infrastructure and schools
- The upcoming Orange Line, which will interchange with the Green Line at Peenya, is expected to add further connectivity value to the northern stretch over the next few years
For live timings and the official route map, check the BMRCL website.
