Namma Metro Blue Line Route and Stations

Published On: 24 August 2026

The Namma Metro Blue Line route and stations span 58.19 kilometers with 30 planned stops, linking Central Silk Board in South Bengaluru to Kempegowda International Airport (KIA) in the north. Built by BMRCL under Phase 2A and Phase 2B for ₹14,788 crore, this metro line runs along the Outer Ring Road and National Highway 44. Phase 2A covers 19.75 kilometers from Silk Board to KR Puram with 13 raised stations, serving tech hubs like Bellandur, Kadubeesanahalli, and Marathahalli.

Phase 2B runs 38.44 kilometers from KR Puram to the airport across 17 stations, passing through HRBR Layout, Nagawara, Hebbal, Yelahanka, and Devanahalli. The full line will carry over 800,000 riders daily, cutting trip times to the airport from two hours down to 45 minutes. Major junction stops at Silk Board, KR Puram, Nagawara, and Hebbal let passengers switch lines without getting stuck in road traffic.

Simple List of Stations on Namma Metro Phase 2A and Phase 2B

The Blue Line has 30 metro stations split into Phase 2A (Silk Board to KR Puram) and Phase 2B (KR Puram to KIA Airport). It includes 28 raised or ground-level stations and 2 underground airport stops. All stations have safety doors, bus stops, and walkway bridges to handle crowd traffic safely.

Station Name	Phase	Station Type	Main Links and Landmarks
Central Silk Board	Phase 2A	Raised	Link to Yellow Line, Hosur Road junction
HSR Layout	Phase 2A	Raised	HSR Sector 1, Outer Ring Road entry
Agara	Phase 2A	Raised	Agara Lake, Sarjapur Road connection
Ibbalur	Phase 2A	Raised	Sarjapur road link, Sun City flats
Bellandur	Phase 2A	Raised	Ecospace Park, RMZ Ecoworld access
Kadubeesanahalli	Phase 2A	Raised	TechVillage, JP Morgan, Cisco campus
Kodibeesanahalli	Phase 2A	Raised	Outer Ring Road tech area
Marathahalli	Phase 2A	Raised	HAL Airport Road, Old Airport Road
ISRO	Phase 2A	Raised	ISRO Main HQ, Kundalahalli link
Doddanekkundi	Phase 2A	Raised	Bagmane Tech Park
DRDO Sports Complex	Phase 2A	Raised	DRDO homes, Bagmane Tech Park
Saraswathi Nagar	Phase 2A	Raised	Mahadevapura area, BDE factory
KR Puram	Phase 2A	Raised	Link to Purple Line, Main Train Station
Kasturinagar	Phase 2B	Raised	Benniganahalli bridge, East city area
Horamavu	Phase 2B	Raised	Outer Ring Road north, Banaswadi link
HRBR Layout	Phase 2B	Raised	Kalyan Nagar market area
Kalyan Nagar	Phase 2B	Raised	Hennur Main Road junction
HBR Layout	Phase 2B	Raised	Manyata Tech Park south gate
Nagawara	Phase 2B	Raised	Link to Pink Line, Manyata Tech Park
Veerannapalya	Phase 2B	Raised	Outer Ring Road north tech area
Hebbal	Phase 2B	Raised	Link to Orange Line, Local train link
Kodigehalli	Phase 2B	Raised	Bellary Road, Sahakarnagar link
Jakkur Cross	Phase 2B	Raised	Jakkur Airfield, Yelahanka road
Yelahanka	Phase 2B	Raised	Yelahanka town, NES junction
Bagalur Cross	Phase 2B	Raised	REVA College, KIADB Park link
Bettahalasuru	Phase 2B	Raised	Bellary Road NH-44 zone
Doddajala	Phase 2B	Raised	North city warehouse area
Airport City	Phase 2B	Ground	Airport IT hub, City zone
KIA Cargo	Phase 2B	Raised	Devanahalli freight yard
KIA Terminals	Phase 2B	Underground	Airport Terminals 1 and 2

How Prestige Falcon City Reserve Links to the Blue Line Metro

Prestige Falcon City Reserve is a new home project by Prestige Group built on 41 acres in Konanakunte on Kanakapura Main Road, South Bengaluru. It offers buyers an easy way to reach the Blue Line through the city metro. The project sits right across from Konanakunte Cross Station on the Green Line. Residents can ride the train to Central Silk Board in 15 minutes. At Silk Board, riders switch to the Blue Line to reach work hubs in Bellandur, Marathahalli, and Manyata Tech Park without road traffic.

The project has 2,520 flat homes set across 7 tall towers with 30 floors each. You can pick 2, 3, or 4 BHK plans, and 75% of the land is open green space.

Project Name: Prestige Falcon City Reserve
Developer: Prestige Group
Location: Konanakunte, Kanakapura Main Road, South Bengaluru
RERA Status: Applied / Expected Soon
Pre-Launch Date: 15 July 2026
Official Launch Date: 15 October 2026
Target Possession Date: 31 December 2031
Price Range: 2 BHK from ₹1.4 Cr*; 3 BHK from ₹2 Cr*; 4 BHK from ₹3 Cr*

The new Blue Line helps raise home values along Kanakapura Road. Homes near metro stops sell well because travel across the city is fast and easy.

Simple Tech Details of the Blue Line Metro

The Blue Line uses smart digital signs so trains can run on safe automatic systems. Power comes from a ground rail next to the tracks, keeping power steady in all weather conditions.

Route Distance: Total length is 58.19 km split into Phase 2A (19.75 km) and Phase 2B (38.44 km).
Train Cars: Driverless 6-car trains carry up to 1,800 people per trip.
Luggage Space: Airport trains have extra luggage racks to help passengers heading to KIA.
Walkway Links: Covered bridges link stations directly to office parks like RMZ Ecoworld, TechVillage, and Manyata Park.

FAQs

1. What is the total length and station count of the Namma Metro Blue Line?

The Blue Line covers 58.19 kilometers across 30 stations, connecting Central Silk Board directly to Kempegowda International Airport.

2. How does the Blue Line route connect to Kempegowda International Airport (KIA)?

The Phase 2B extension runs along Bellary Road (NH-44) through Yelahanka and Devanahalli, ending at two underground stops inside KIA Terminals 1 and 2.

3. Which metro lines intersect with the Blue Line?

The Blue Line links with the Yellow Line at Silk Board, the Purple Line at KR Puram, the Pink Line at Nagawara, and the planned Orange Line at Hebbal.