Pink Line
Jaipur’s Pink Line — the city’s only operating metro line, running from Mansarovar in the west, elevated across the city and then underground beneath the walled old city to Badi Chaupar. 11 stations, ~12 km, 26–28 minutes end to end.
11
Stations
~12 km
Length
26–28 min
End to end
10 min
Frequency 06:00–21:50
Mansarovar ↔ Badi Chaupar
The Pink Line is the first and so far only line of the Jaipur Metro, operated by the Jaipur Metro Rail Corporation (JMRC). Its first section (Mansarovar → Chandpole) opened on 3 June 2015. The line was extended into the old city to Badi Chaupar on 23 September 2020.
The line runs elevated on a viaduct from Mansarovar in the west across the city — past New Aatish Market, Civil Lines and the Railway Station (Jaipur Junction) — to Sindhi Camp by the central bus stand. From there it dives underground beneath the walled old city, with stations at Chandpole, Chhoti Chaupar and Badi Chaupar — the stop for the City Palace, Jantar Mantar and Hawa Mahal.
Trains run daily from 05:20 to 22:21 (first and last departures from each terminal), every 10 minutes from 06:00 to 21:50. Fares are distance-banded from ₹10 to ₹30, paid by token or a rechargeable smart card. An Orange Line (Phase 2) was approved in April 2026, to be built by RMRCL with a September 2031 target; no start of works has been confirmed yet.
All 11 stations
Travel times
| From | To | Time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mansarovar | → | New Aatish Market | 3 min |
| New Aatish Market | → | Vivek Vihar | 3 min |
| Vivek Vihar | → | Shyam Nagar | 2 min |
| Shyam Nagar | → | Ram Nagar | 2 min |
| Ram Nagar | → | Civil Lines | 3 min |
| Civil Lines | → | Railway Station | 4 min |
| Railway Station | → | Sindhi Camp | 4 min |
| Sindhi Camp | → | Chandpole | 3 min |
| Chandpole | → | Chhoti Chaupar | 2 min |
| Chhoti Chaupar | → | Badi Chaupar | 2 min |
Running times between adjacent stations, from the station departure times in JMRC’s public timetable (last eastbound train, 22:21 from Mansarovar). Total Mansarovar ↔ Badi Chaupar: 28 min; between about 06:30 and 21:00 trains run in automatic (ATO) mode and take about 26 min.
Did you know?
- JMRC describes the Jaipur Metro as the first in India to run on a double-storey elevated road and metro track.
- The eastern end runs underground beneath the 18th-century walled city, with Badi Chaupar right by the City Palace and Hawa Mahal.
- The line is branded the Pink Line after Jaipur’s nickname, the “Pink City”.
- Trains are BEML-built standard-gauge sets running on 25 kV overhead power.
Connections and interchange
The Pink Line connects to other transport at two key stations: Railway Station sits beside Jaipur Junction for Indian Railways services, and Sindhi Camp is next to the city’s main intercity bus stand.
At street level, auto-rickshaws and app cabs (Ola, Uber) are easy to find; JMRC does not publish bus connections station by station. The planned Orange Line is not yet built. There are no metro-to-metro transfers today, as the Pink Line is the only operating line.
Schedule and frequencies
See the full timetable, departure intervals by time of day and operating hours for the whole network.
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