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Madhura Nagar to Nagole metro: route, fare and timings

₹56, about 30 minutes, 14 stations, no change of line.

Madhura Nagar → Nagole

Fare · Token, QR or smart card₹56
Travel time
30 min
Stations
14
Changes
Direct

Your route

  1. Madhura NagarBoard the Blue Line at Madhura Nagar, towards Nagole. Ride 14 stations (30 min).
  2. NagoleArrive at Nagole
All 15 stations on the way
  1. Madhura Nagar
  2. Ameerpet
  3. Begumpet
  4. Prakash Nagar
  5. Rasoolpura
  6. Paradise
  7. Parade Ground
  8. Secunderabad East
  9. Mettuguda
  10. Tarnaka
  11. Habsiguda
  12. NGRI
  13. Stadium
  14. Uppal
  15. Nagole

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Fares go by distance: ₹11 to ₹69. Tokens, QR tickets and smart cards all cost the same. Fare chart

First and last trains on this route

First trainLast train that gets you there
Monday to Friday6:07 am → 6:37 am11:19 pm → 11:49 pm
Saturday6:06 am → 6:36 am11:18 pm → 11:48 pm
Sunday6:06 am → 6:36 am11:18 pm → 11:48 pm

Leave Madhura Nagar → arrive Nagole. Changes allow at least 4 minutes. Times come from HMRL's published timetable data; trains can run a minute or two early or late, and HMRL can change the timetable on special days.

Questions

What is the metro fare from Madhura Nagar to Nagole?
₹56 by token, QR ticket or smart card.
How long does the metro take from Madhura Nagar to Nagole?
About 30 minutes for 14 stations (17.5 km), no change of line.
When is the first and last metro from Madhura Nagar to Nagole?
On Monday to Friday: first at 6:07 am, last that still reaches Nagole at 11:19 pm.

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Data: Hyderabad network, timetable and fares: HMRL's open GTFS data (published on Open Data Telangana, valid from 3 July 2026). Contains data provided by Hyderabad Metro Rail Ltd. Fares are shown after the discount in force since 24 May 2025. Timetable valid 3 Jul 2026 to 1 Jan 2030. Times come from HMRL's published timetable data; trains can run a minute or two early or late, and HMRL can change the timetable on special days.