Patna Metro Network Overview 2026 — Red Line & Blue Line
Red Line (East–West)
Route: Danapur Cantonment → Khemnichak
Length: 16.86 km (9.36 km elevated, 7.5 km underground)
Stations: 14
- Danapur Cantonment
- Saguna Mor
- RPS Mor
- Patliputra
- Rukanpura
- Raja Bazar
- Patna Zoo
- Vikas Bhawan
- Vidyut Bhawan
- Patna Junction (Interchange)
- Mithapur
- Ramkrishna Nagar
- Jaganpura
- Khemnichak (Interchange)
Map Features & Capabilities
Station Locations
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Route Planning
Use our interactive planner to find the best and fastest metro routes between your start and destination.
Interchange Stations
Quickly spot interchange hubs like Patna Junction & Khemnichak for smooth line transfers.
Construction Progress & Updates
Current Status (Aug 2025)
- Red Line: ~85% complete, Phase-1 nearing trial runs
- Blue Line: ~70% complete, tunneling + viaduct works ongoing
- Elevated Stations: Structural works completed
- Underground Sections: 60–70% progress
- Overall Network: Civil works in advanced stage
Key Milestones
- Late 2025: Red Line Phase-1 trial runs begin
- Early 2026: Blue Line Phase-1 operational target
- 2026: Safety certifications, testing & station handover
- 2027: Full network operations expected
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Patna Metro route map?
Patna Metro has two routes in Phase 1. Red Line (Corridor 1): Danapur Cantonment → Saguna Mor → RPS Mor → Patliputra → Rukanpura → Raja Bazar → Patna Zoo → Vikas Bhawan → Vidyut Bhawan → Patna Junction → Mithapur → Ramkrishna Nagar → Jaganpura → Khemnichak, covering 16.86 km. Blue Line (Corridor 2): Patna Junction → Akashvani → Gandhi Maidan → PMCH → University → Moin-ul-Haq Stadium → Rajendra Nagar → Malahi Pakri → Khemnichak → Bhootnath → Zero Mile → New ISBT, covering 14.45 km.
How to plan a Patna Metro journey?
Use the Patna Metro route planner on this page — select your source station from the From dropdown and your destination in the To dropdown. The planner instantly calculates the best route, total fare (₹15–₹40), estimated journey time, number of stations, and whether you need to change lines at Patna Junction or Khemnichak.
How long does it take to travel end-to-end on Patna Metro?
End-to-end travel on the Red Line (Danapur Cantonment to Khemnichak, 16.86 km) takes approximately 35–40 minutes. On the Blue Line (Patna Junction to New ISBT, 14.45 km), the journey takes approximately 28–32 minutes. Average speed is 35 km/h with 1.5 minutes halt at each station.
Are there interchange stations in Patna Metro?
Yes, Patna Metro has two interchange stations. Patna Junction is an underground interchange where Red Line and Blue Line cross — passengers can switch lines here without an extra fare. Khemnichak is the second interchange at the elevated section in southern Patna, also connecting both Red and Blue Lines.
What is the Patna Metro Red Line route?
The Patna Metro Red Line (Corridor 1) runs east-west from Danapur Cantonment to Khemnichak, covering 16.86 km with 14 stations. It passes through Saguna Mor, RPS Mor, Patliputra, Rukanpura, Raja Bazar, Patna Zoo, Vikas Bhawan, Vidyut Bhawan, Patna Junction (interchange), Mithapur, Ramkrishna Nagar, and Jaganpura.
What is the Patna Metro Blue Line route?
The Patna Metro Blue Line (Corridor 2) runs north-south from Patna Junction to New ISBT, covering 14.45 km with 12 stations. It passes through Akashvani, Gandhi Maidan, PMCH, University, Moin-ul-Haq Stadium, Rajendra Nagar, Malahi Pakri, Khemnichak (interchange), Bhootnath, and Zero Mile.
📖 Map Usage Guide
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Map Legend
- Red Line
- Blue Line
- Interchange
- Completed
- Under Construction