Bangalore Metro Route from Banashankari to Yeshwanthpur Route Fare and Timing

Looking for details on the Bangalore Metro route from Banashankari to Yeshwanthpur? This metro route is direct and hassle-free, covering 15 stations between Banashankari and Yeshwanthpur without requiring any interchange. Begin your journey by boarding the metro at Banashankari station and enjoy a smooth ride through stations like RV Road, Jayanagar, South End Circle, Lalbagh, National College, KR Market, Chickpete, Kempegowda Majestic, Mantri Square Sampige Road, Srirampura, Kuvempu Road, Rajajinagar, Mahalakshmi, Sandal Soap Factory, and finally reach Yeshwanthpur station.

The total time to cover the Bangalore Metro route from Banashankari to Yeshwanthpur is approximately 30 minutes, making it a quick and efficient commute. The fare for this journey is Rs. 42 per person, offering a cost-effective and comfortable mode of travel across the city.

If you’re planning to navigate the Bangalore Metro route from Banashankari to Yeshwanthpur, rest assured you’ll experience minimal delays and a reliable service. With no interchanges required, it’s ideal for daily commuters and travelers alike.

Make your journey smooth, affordable, and time-saving with Namma Metro. Safe travels across the Bangalore Metro route from Banashankari to Yeshwanthpur!

The route to Reach Nagasandra to Halasuru By Metro

Planning to travel on the Nagasandra to Halasuru metro route? The best way to commute is by taking the Green Line from Nagasandra metro station towards Yelachenahalli, and then switching to the Purple Line at Kempegowda (Majestic) station, heading straight to Halasuru metro station. The entire Nagasandra to Halasuru metro route takes around 50 minutes, and the fare is only Rs. 50 per person.

The road distance between Nagasandra and Halasuru is around 17.8 km. If you choose to travel by car or taxi, the journey time will be nearly the same—48 to 50 minutes, depending on Bengaluru’s traffic. However, the Nagasandra to Halasuru metro route is considered more reliable, efficient, and cost-effective compared to road travel.

To go by road, you’ll need to take the Bengaluru–Mumbai Highway. Nagasandra metro station, opened in May 2015, lies on the Green Line and serves the Bagalakunte area. Halasuru metro station, part of the Purple Line, was opened in October 2011 and caters to the Halasuru locality. The Nagasandra to Halasuru metro route ensures a smooth and timely commute through Namma Metro’s network.

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