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Paradise to Erragadda metro: route, fare and timings

₹37, about 18 minutes, 7 stations, change at Ameerpet.

Paradise → Erragadda

Fare · Token, QR or smart card₹37
Travel time
18 min
Stations
7
Changes
1

Your route

  1. ParadiseBoard the Blue Line at Paradise, towards Raidurg. Ride 4 stations (9 min).
  2. AmeerpetChange at Ameerpet to the Red Line, towards Miyapur. Ride 3 stations (5 min).allow about 4 min to change platforms
  3. ErragaddaArrive at Erragadda
All 8 stations on the way
  1. Paradise
  2. Rasoolpura
  3. Prakash Nagar
  4. Begumpet
  5. Ameerpet
  6. SR Nagar
  7. ESI Hospital
  8. Erragadda

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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 Friday6:08 am → 6:34 am11:08 pm → 11:34 pm
Saturday6:08 am → 6:34 am11:08 pm → 11:26 pm
Sunday6:08 am → 6:34 am11:11 pm → 11:34 pm

Leave Paradise → arrive Erragadda. 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 Paradise to Erragadda?
₹37 by token, QR ticket or smart card.
How long does the metro take from Paradise to Erragadda?
About 18 minutes for 7 stations (7.9 km), change at Ameerpet.
When is the first and last metro from Paradise to Erragadda?
On Monday to Friday: first at 6:08 am, last that still reaches Erragadda at 11:08 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.