Godrej Lakeside Orchard 2 BHK Apartment Floor Plan ranges from 1204 sq ft to 1264 sq ft at ₹1.32 Crores. The EOI Pre-launch Price Benefit for these apartments is up to Rs.9 to 12 lakhs. The project has 2 BHK apartments of various sizes that are spacious enough to suit small families and nuclear families.
Bangalore Metro is known as Namma Metro, which means “Our Metro” in Kannada, and serves Bangalore. Currently, Phase 1 is operational, and Phase 2 is under construction while Phase 3 is under planning. The metro network is spread over 42.3 km and has 51 stations. The trains run at a speed of under 80km/hr. Daily, nearly 5 lakh people use the Bangalore metro.
The first operational metro line is the Purple Line. It was started as phase 1 with 37 stations and 4 interchanges. It started with the first underground station.
Godrej Lakeside Orchard is close to the Purple Line of the Metro station. The nearest station is the Bommasandra Metro Station Metro Station, which is 30 minutes away from Godrej Lakeside Orchard.
The stations covered on the Bangalore Purple Line Metro are as follows
Station Name |
Whitefield |
Channasandra |
Kadugodi |
Pattandur Agrahara |
Sri Sathya Sai Hospital |
Nallurhalli |
Kundalahalli |
Sitharama Palya |
Hoodi Junction |
Garudacharapalya |
Mahadevapura |
Krishnarajapuram |
Benniganahalli |
Baiyappanahalli |
Swami Vivekananda Road |
Indiranagar |
Halasuru |
Trinity |
Mahatma Gandhi Road |
Cubbon Park |
Dr. BR Ambedkar Station |
Sir M. Visveshwaraya Station |
Nadaprabhu Kempegowda station |
Krantivira Sangolli Rayanna Railway Station |
Madagi Road |
Balagangadharanatha Swamiji Station |
Vijayanagara |
Attiguppe |
Deepanjali Nagara |
Mysuru Road |
Nayandahalli |
Rajarajeshwari Nagar |
Jnanabharathi |
Pattanagere |
Green line is the second working line on the metro routes. It runs over 29 stations with 31 kms. It connects Nagasandra to Silk Institute.
Below are the stations that are covered on the Bangalore Metro Green Line,
Station Name |
Madavara |
Chikkabidarakallu |
Manjunathanagara |
Nagasandra |
Dasarahalli |
Jalahalli |
Peenya Industry |
Peenya |
Goraguntepalya |
Yeshwanthpura |
Sandal Soap Factory |
Mahalakshmi |
Rajajinagara |
Mahakavi Kuvempu Road |
Srirampura |
Sampige Road |
Nadaprabhu Kempegowda station |
Chikpete |
Krishna Rajendra Market |
National College |
Lalbagh Botanical Garden |
South End Circle |
Jayanagar |
Rashtreeya Vidyalaya Road |
Banashankari |
Jaya Prakash Nagar |
Yelachenahalli |
Konanakunte Cross |
Doddakallasandra |
Vajarahalli |
Thalaghattapura |
Silk Institute |
The yellow line is upcoming soon which will link Rashtreeya Vidyalaya Road to Bommasadra. It will cover 18 km and will be running on 16 stations.
Here are the names of Yellow Line metro stations in Bangalore,
Station Name |
R.V. Road |
Ragigudda |
Jayadeva Hospital |
BTM Layout |
Central Silk Board |
Bommanahalli |
Hongasandra |
Kudlu Gate metro station |
Singasandra |
Hosa Road |
Beratena Agrahara |
Electronic City |
Konnapana Agrahara |
Huskur Road |
Hebbagodi |
Bommasandra |
This line will link Bangalore airport and will cover 58.1 km with 30 stations according to the metro plan.
Here are the names of Blue Line metro stations in Bangalore,
Station Name |
KR Puram |
Mahadevpura |
DRDO Sports Complex |
Doddanakundi |
ISRO |
Marathahalli |
Kodibisanahalli |
Kadubeesanahalli |
Bellandur |
Ibbalur |
Agara Lake |
HSR Layout |
Silk Board |
The Pink line will connect the south zone of the city. It will have 18 stations, and some of the stations are underground.
Here are the names of Pink Line metro stations in Bangalore,
Kalena Agrahara |
Hulimavu |
IIM-Bangalore |
JP Nagar 4th Phase |
Jayadeva Hospital |
Swagath Road Cross |
Dairy Circle |
Lakkasandra |
Langford Town |
Rashtriya Military School |
MG Road |
Shivaji Nagar |
Cantonment |
Pottery Town |
Tannery Road |
Venkateshpura |
Kadugundanahalli |
Nagawara |
Orange line is under Phase 3 which will connect Phase 2A and Phase 3A at a single station. This new line will be expected to be functional by 2028 to 2029. It will run along Outer Ring Road to Hebbal from JP Nagar.
Here are the names of Orange Line metro stations in Bangalore,
Station Name |
Jayaprakash Nagara |
Kadirenahalli Cross |
Kamakya Bus Depot |
Hosakerahalli Cross |
PES Institute of Technology |
Mysuru Road |
Nagarabhavi Circle |
Vinayaka Layout |
Dr. Ambedkar Institute of Technology |
Nagarbhavi B D A Complex |
Sumanahalli Cross |
Chowdeshwari Nagara |
Freedom Fighters Cross |
Kanteerava Studio |
Peenya |
Bahubhali Nagara |
B E L Circle |
Bangalore metro train timings
The metro train runs daily at 4 to 5 minutes between each metro.
The minimum ticket fare in Bangalore metro is Rs 10 and the maximum fare is Rs 45. The fare varies with the distance travelled by the passenger.
Bangalore Metro App
Namma Metro app allows to buy QR tickets and this app is available for Android users only. The metro stations list is available on the app.
Metro Line | Length (Km) | Stations | Starting Point to End Point |
Purple | 42.1 | 37 | Whitefield to Challaghatta |
Green | 30.3 | 29 | Nagasandra to Silk Institute |
Phase 1 and some parts of Phase 2 are operational now, and the rest will be ready by 2025. The Karnataka Government has approved Phase 3, which will cover 45 km. The estimated cost is Rs 16,000 crore, and it will be completed fully by 2028.
Revenue from Bangalore Metro
Since 2011, Bangalore Metro has achieved profitability for the first time. It achieved a profit in the fiscal year 2022 to 2023 and earned an estimated Rs 594.02 crore. The maintenance was Rs 486.6 crore. After all the expenses, a profit of Rs 40 crore was made by the Bangalore Metro.
In big cities like Bangalore, metro l is a convenient mode of transport as all destinations can be reached quickly. The upcoming phases of the metro will still improve the connectivity of Bangalore.
Bangalore metro train timings - 5 am to 11 pm on Monday to Friday.
Second and fourth Saturdays - 6 am till 10:30 pm
Sundays - 6 am to 11 pm
Yes, passengers can buy tickets through cash. UPI and all cards are accepted.
There is a 2-day and 3-day pass only. The 2-day pass cost is Rs.200, and the 3-day pass cost is Rs.400.
Yes, it is safe to travel by the metro trains as there are security checks at every station.
Metro card is not compulsory as passengers can buy QR tickets through the app and can pay at the QR-enabled Fare Collection gates.
Sharp objects, flammable items, guns, tools, explosive materials, turning off chemicals, and pets are not allowable in the metro.
The green line is now operational with 29 stations
No, alcohol is not allowed in the Metro trains.
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