Agra Metro Route Finder

As of early 2026, 6 stations on the Yellow Line (Taj East Gate to Mankameshwar Mandir, 5.2 km) are operational since March 6, 2024. Trial runs are underway from ISBT to Bijli Ghar Chowk for the Yellow Line extension. The complete Yellow Line (Sikandra to Taj East Gate, 14.25 km, 13 stations) and the Blue Line (Agra Cantt to Kalindi Vihar, 15.4 km, 15 stations) are under construction with Blue Line expected around 2026.

The Taj Mahal metro station on the Yellow Line is the closest station to the iconic monument. Taj East Gate metro station is also very convenient for tourists entering from the eastern gate — both are on the operational corridor.

Agra Metro fares are station-count based: 1 station = ₹10, 2 stations = ₹15, 3–6 stations = ₹20, 7–9 stations = ₹30. The NCMC RuPay On-The-Go card gives a 10% discount on every journey. Children below 90 cm height travel free.

Agra Metro operates from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM daily. Trains run every 7–10 minutes during peak hours and 10–15 minutes during off-peak hours. Check the official UPMRC app for real-time updates.

The Agra Fort metro station on the Yellow Line is the designated station for reaching the historic Agra Fort UNESCO World Heritage Site. The station is currently in the non-operational section under construction.

The Agra Cantt metro station on the proposed Blue Line will provide direct connectivity to Agra Cantt Railway Station. The Blue Line is under construction and expected to open in 2026. Until then, use local transport from the nearest active metro station.

Agra College station is planned as the primary interchange connecting the Yellow Line (Sikandra to Taj East Gate) and the Blue Line (Agra Cantt to Kalindi Vihar) in the Phase-1 network.

The NCMC RuPay On-The-Go contactless smart card was launched by NPCI in partnership with UPMRC. It gives a 10% discount on every journey and works on a pay-as-you-go model. Cards can be obtained at metro station counters or participating banks.

Buy tickets via: Token from station counters or vending machines, QR code via the official Agra Metro / UPMRC app, or the NCMC RuPay On-The-Go card for tap-and-go convenience.

Agra Metro provides fast, affordable, air-conditioned transport connecting major tourist attractions — Taj Mahal, Taj East Gate, Agra Fort, and Mankameshwar Mandir — eliminating the hassle of road traffic near the Taj Mahal zone. It's ideal for day-trip tourists arriving at Agra Cantt (future Blue Line).

Agra Metro Phase 1 has 27 stations total: 13 on the Yellow Line (Sikandra to Taj East Gate, 14.25 km) and 14 on the Blue Line (Agra Cantt to Kalindi Vihar, 15.4 km). Of these, 6 stations are currently operational on the Yellow Line (Taj East Gate to Mankameshwar).

Yellow Line (Line 1, Sikandra to Taj East Gate): Sikandra, Guru Ka Tal, ISBT, Shastri Nagar, RBS College, Raja Ki Mandi, Agra College, Medical College (SN Medical), Mankameshwar Mandir, Agra Fort, Taj Mahal, Fatehabad Road, Taj East Gate. Currently operational: Taj East Gate to Mankameshwar (6 stations).

Blue Line (Line 2, Agra Cantt to Kalindi Vihar): Agra Cantt, Sultanpura, Sadar Bazar, Collectorate, Subhash Park, Agra College, Hariparvat Chauraha, Sanjay Place, MG Road, Sultanganj Crossing, Kamla Nagar, Ram Bagh, Foundry Nagar, Mandi Samiti, Kalindi Vihar. This line is under construction with expected opening in 2026.

Yes, the ISBT metro station on the Yellow Line will provide direct connectivity to Agra's Inter-State Bus Terminal once the Yellow Line extension becomes operational. Trial runs on the ISBT section are currently underway.

Agra Metro trains have a designed maximum speed of 90 km/h but operate at around 80 km/h for passenger services. During trial runs, the speed starts at 10 km/h and is gradually increased to 90 km/h.

Agra Metro is built by Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation Ltd. (UPMRC), a 50:50 joint venture of the Government of India and Government of Uttar Pradesh. Rolling stock and signalling were supplied by Bombardier (now Alstom).

Yes, all Agra Metro stations are designed to be fully accessible with ramps, elevators, tactile paths for the visually impaired, and designated spaces for wheelchair users inside the trains.

Paid parking facilities are planned for key metro stations. Check the specific station for current availability and rates.

No. Eating, drinking, smoking, and chewing tobacco are strictly prohibited inside metro trains and on station platforms to maintain cleanliness and hygiene. Violators may be fined.

After completing Phase 1 (29.65 km, 27 stations), Phase 2 proposals may extend the network further. Currently, the priority is completing the Yellow Line extension to Sikandra and the Blue Line. An airport connectivity extension is also being planned as Agra's airport grows in importance.