Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) is all set to uncover phase 3A of the Bangalore Metro Orange line. The metro line will cover an extensive distance of 44.65 km with two different corridors. The Orange line of Bangalore Metro is expected to be constructed with a budget of Rs 16,328 crore. The project will have 21 stations in corridor 1 and 9 stations in corridor 2 and will be launched in 2028.
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Bangalore Metro Orange line opening
The construction of the Bangalore Metro Orange line is underway and the line is expected to be operational by 2027-28. The metro line will cover 21 stations in Corridor 1 and an additional 9 stations in Corridor 2.
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Bangalore Metro Orange line proposed stations
The Bangalore Metro Orange line is going to cover a total of 31 km along the Outer Ring Road. The corridor will stretch from Kempapura to JP Nagar covering 22 stations. Whereas, corridor 2 will extend from Hosahalli Toll to Kadabagere with 9 stations. Go through the table below to know about the proposed stations for the orange line of Bangalore Metro.
| Bangalore Metro Orange line stations – Corridor 1 |
| JP Nagar IV Phase (JD Mall) (Pink Line)
JP Nagar V Phase JP Nagar (Green Line) Kadirenahalli Kamakya Bus Depot Hosakerahalli Cross PES Institute of Technology Mysuru Road (Purple Line) Nagarbhavi Circle Vinayaka Layout Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Engineering Nagarbhavi BDA Complex Sumanahalli Cross (Hosahalli-Kadabagere Line) Chowdeshwari Nagar Freedom Fighters Cross Kranteevera Studio Peenya (Green Line) Bahubali Nagar BEL Circle Patelappa Layout Hebbal (Hebbala Suburban Railway Station) Kempapura (Blue Line) |
| Bangalore Metro Orange line stations – Corridor 2 |
| Hosahalli (Purple Line)
K H B Colony Vinayaka Nagara Sumanahalli Cross (Orange Line) Sunkadakatte Herohalli Bydarahalli Forest Gate Kadabagere |
Real estate impact of Bangalore Metro Orange line
The Bangalore Metro Orange line is expected to bring a positive impact on the real estate of the city. The metro line will have an uptick in the property value near the location. It will also bring about a surge in the demand for housing in the surrounding areas. Additionally, the Orange Line will also attract businesses, thus boosting the city’s economy. Finally, the Bangalore Metro Orange line will improve connectivity in the city and reduce the city’s traffic congestion.
FAQs
What is the distance of Bangalore Metro’s Orange Line?
The orange line in the Bangalore metro is going to have a 31 km route with 21 planned stations in corridor one and nine stations in corridor two.
Which phase of metro construction does the Orange Line fall under?
The orange line in Bangalore is phase 3A of the Namma Metro Project.
Which is the new metro line of Namma Metro?
The purple line and orange line are the new metro lines that are being assigned under the Bangalore metro project.
What lines of the Bangalore Metro are currently operational?
Presently, the purple and green lines are operational in the Bangalore Metro project whereas the Orange line is proposed to be operational soon.
Which is the first station of the Orange Line?
Jayaprakash Nagara Phase 4 is the first station of the Bangalore Metro Orange Line.
When is the Bangalore Metro Orange line expected to start?
The Bangalore Metro Orange line is expected to launch in 2027-2028.
How many stations are proposed under the Bangalore Metro Orange line?
Presently, 21 metro stations are proposed for corridor 1 and 9 metro stations are proposed for corridor 2 under the Bangalore Metro Orange line.
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