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Jaipur Metro

Your complete guide to the Jaipur Metro Pink Line — stations, tickets, schedules, the route map and a journey planner for the line from Mansarovar to Badi Chaupar.

Service status

Jaipur Metro status

Service status · based on the published timetable

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Pink Line · Mansarovar – Badi Chaupar

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1

Operating line

11

Stations

~12 km

Pink Line length

2015

In service since

Welcome to the Jaipur Metro

The Jaipur Metro opened on 3 June 2015; JMRC describes it as the first metro in India to run on a double-storey elevated road and metro track. Today its single Pink Line links 11 stations over about 12 km, from Mansarovar in the west to Badi Chaupar in the heart of the walled old city — gliding on an elevated viaduct across west Jaipur before diving underground beneath the historic bazaars. A second Orange Line (Phase 2) was approved in April 2026 but is not yet built. Fares run from a low ₹10, making the metro the quickest way to reach the City Palace, Hawa Mahal and Johari Bazaar.

Pink Line

Mansarovar ↔ Badi Chaupar · 11 stations

Jaipur’s only operating metro line — 11 stations from Mansarovar in the west, elevated across the city, then underground beneath the old city to Badi Chaupar by the City Palace and Hawa Mahal.

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Orange Line

Todi Mod ↔ Prahaladpura · Phase 2

A planned ~41 km north–south corridor with about 36 stations, approved by the Union Cabinet in April 2026. It is to be built by RMRCL, a new 50:50 joint-venture company, with a target date of September 2031. No start of works has been confirmed yet, and no stations are open.

Approved · not yet built

Pink Line

Orange Line — approved, not yet built
Jaipur Metro Phase 2 (Todi Mod ↔ Prahaladpura) was approved in April 2026 and is to be built by RMRCL, with a September 2031 target. No start of works has been confirmed.

Official metro map

Jaipur Metro Pink Line route map

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Popular routes

Some of the most common journeys on the Jaipur Metro Pink Line.

Mansarovar↓Badi Chaupar
⏱ ~26–28 min🚇 Full line · ₹30
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Railway Station↓Badi Chaupar
⏱ ~11–13 min🚇 Direct · ₹15
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New Aatish Market↓Sindhi Camp
⏱ ~18–21 min🚇 Direct · ₹25
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Frequently asked questions

The Pink Line runs every day from 05:20 to 22:21 (first and last departures from both terminals; the same timetable all week). Trains run every 10 minutes from 06:00 to 21:50, and every 15–20 minutes in the first and last hour.
Fares are distance-banded from ₹10 (1–2 stations) to ₹30 for the full line. Pay with a token for single journeys, or a rechargeable smart card (₹100, including a ₹50 deposit) for 10% off every trip.
One operating line — the Pink Line, with 11 stations from Mansarovar to Badi Chaupar. The Orange Line (Phase 2) was approved in April 2026 (target September 2031) but is not yet built.
Badi Chaupar, the underground eastern terminus, is the closest stop to the City Palace, Jantar Mantar, Hawa Mahal and Johari Bazaar. Chhoti Chaupar is also a short walk from Hawa Mahal.
JMRC does not publish accessibility details station by station. If you need lifts or step-free access, call the JMRC helpline (toll-free 1800-202-4116) or ask station staff before you travel.

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