Mysore-Bangalore-Chennai Bullet Train Project: Route, Map

The high-speed rail corridor will comprise nine stations in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.

The Mysore-Bangalore-Chennai Bullet Train project is picking up pace as land surveys are underway. The aerial survey is expected to start soon, according to media reports. A Hyderabad-based firm will conduct the satellite and land surveys. Once the surveys are completed, the firm will draft a detailed project report (DPR) for the proposed high-speed-rail-corridor. So far, the land survey from Chennai to Kolar has been completed.

The proposed bullet train corridor is expected to reduce travel time between Mysore and Chennai to around one hour and 10 minutes.

 

According to media reports, NHSRCL has already awarded contracts for the preparation of General Alignment Drawings, surveying, identification of overhead, overground, and underground utilities, and identification of power sourcing options for substations.

 

Chennai to Mysore Bullet Train project: Quick facts

Project Chennai-Bangalore-Mysore high-speed rail (HSR) corridor
Length 435 km
Speed 350 kmph (Maximum speed); 320 kmph (operational speed)
Layout Elevated, underground and at-grade
Number of stations 9
Developed by National High-Speed Rail Corporation (HNHRCL)

 

Mysore Bangalore Chennai Bullet Train: Project details

The Chennai-Bangalore-Mysore high-speed rail corridor will cover a distance of 435 km connecting the three cities. It will comprise nine stations in Tamil Nadu and Karnataka.

Some years ago, the National High-Speed Rail Corporation (NHSRCL) set the groundwork for the project by conducting an analytical ridership research.

  • The survey’s analysis of traffic data will provide insights into the demand and ridership projections for the high-speed rail corridor.
  • The survey will consider traffic data obtained over the last five years from toll plazas along the Bengaluru-Chennai highway, along with concurrent rail and air travel data.
  • The comprehensive survey will be based on data sources, with inputs from government and private bus operators, vehicle registration records of the last five years.
  • The survey’s results will help in determining the fare structure, considering insights from the Willingness to Pay (WTP) factor.

 

Mysore Bangalore Chennai Bullet Train: Stations

City State
Chennai Tamil Nadu
Poonamallee Tamil Nadu
Arakkonam Tamil Nadu
Chittoor Andhra Pradesh
Bangarapet Karnataka
Chennapatna Karnataka
Mandya Mandya
Mysore Mandya

 

Mysore Bangalore Chennai Bullet Train: Map

(Google Maps)

 

Chennai to Mysore Bullet Train project: Real estate impact

The proposed HSR project, connecting Chennai, Bangalore and Mysore, is expected to significantly enhance the connectivity between these cities. This will prove beneficially especially for thousands of business professionals, techies and other commuters who regularly travel between these cities.

Moreover, the upcoming project is expected boost tourism in Mysore and nearby districts. The project will give a push to industrial activities, creating jobs and contributing to economic growth.  

 

FAQs

Is there any bullet train in Bangalore?

A bullet train project has been planned to provide connectivity between Mysore, Bangalore and Chennai.

What is the length of Chennai to Mysore Bullet Train?

The Chennai to Mysore Bullet Train route will cover a distance of 435 km.

 

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