Mysore Road Metro Station - Purple Line Gateway to Southwest Bangalore
Train times
Times are BMRCL's published schedule; check the full timetable on holidays.
Exits
Exit A — Mysore Road, Satellite Bus Stand
Mysore Road Satellite Bus Stand (Adjacent), Flyover
Escalator, Stairs, Elevator
Exit B — RV College of Engineering Road
RV College of Engineering (1km), RVCE Layout
Stairs, Elevator
On the Purple Line
- Whitefield
- 17 stations
- MG Road
- 3 stations
- Nadaprabhu Kempegowda StationChange for Green Line
- 4 stations
- Attiguppe
- Deepanjali Nagar
- Mysore Road
- Pantharapalya (Nayandahalli)
- Rajarajeshwari Nagar
- 4 stations
- Challghatta
Station details
Mysore Road Metro Station on the Purple Line serves as a key transit hub at the western Mysore Road corridor of Bangalore. Directly integrated with the Mysore Road Satellite Bus Stand, it enables seamless connections to KSRTC buses headed to Mysore, Mandya, and other southwest Karnataka destinations. The station also provides access to RV College of Engineering and Global Village Tech Park for daily commuters and students.
- Type
- Elevated
- Platforms
- 2 (Side platforms)
- Daily Footfall
- ~20,000
- Parking
- Yes
- Nearest Landmark
- Mysore Road Satellite Bus Stand (Adjacent)
- Opened
- November 2015
- Facilities
- Parking Two-wheeler and car parking
- Elevator 2 · 13 persons / 1000 kg
- Escalator
- Restroom Paid (₹5)
- Wheelchair access
- Ticket counters
- Ticket Vending Machine
- Customer service Concourse level
- Wi-Fi
- Water Fountains RO purified drinking water
- Address
- Mysore Road, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560026 · Open in Google Maps
Getting around
Bus connections from Mysore Road
3
- Route KBS-36 → Majestic (Every 15 mins)
- Route 225 → Kengeri Bus Terminal (Every 20 mins)
- Route KSRTC Mysore → Mysore (Satellite Bus Stand) (Frequent — every 15-30 mins during daytime)
Auto & cab options
4
- Availability: High
- Typical auto fares — RV College: ₹20-30, Rajarajeshwari Nagar: ₹50-80, Majestic: ₹80-120, Kengeri: ₹100-150
- Auto easily available to RV College, RVCE Layout, and Rajarajeshwari Nagar. Negotiate fare before boarding for destinations off the main road.
- Ola/Uber: 3-5 min wait
Tips for Mysore Road station
6
- First-time visitor: Exit A for the Mysore Road Satellite Bus Stand — it is directly adjacent. Exit B for RV College of Engineering direction (about 1km walk or a short auto ride). This station was the Purple Line's western terminus before the Challaghatta extension opened.
- Mysore: Connect from here by KSRTC bus to reach Mysore in approximately 3 hours. Multiple bus classes available — ordinary (₹150-200), semi-deluxe, Rajahamsa (₹350), and Airavat AC (₹400-500). Cheaper and less stressful than driving. For Dasara season, book tickets at least 3-4 days in advance.
- Rvce: For RV College of Engineering, take Exit B. It is about a 1km walk or a quick auto ride (₹20-30). The pedestrian path is straightforward — follow the road signs.
- Parking: Parking is available for commuters who drive in from Rajarajeshwari Nagar, Kengeri, or other western areas and switch to metro. Arrive before 9:30 AM on weekdays to find a spot. Monthly parking passes available for regular commuters.
- Food & dining: Kamat Hotel (400m) is a reliable option for a vegetarian thali or South Indian breakfast. Multiple darshinis near the station serve quick, affordable meals. If you have time before a bus journey, grab a coffee and dosa at any of the nearby eateries.
- Elderly: Elevators and ramps available at both exits. Mid-morning (10-11 AM) is the least crowded time. Staff assistance available on request. The satellite bus stand has seating areas for waiting passengers. Consider smart cards to avoid standing in ticket queues.
Crowd & peak hours
4
- Morning rush: 7:30 AM - 10:30 AM (High). Students and IT workers create steady morning traffic. Bus connections at this time are also busy — arrive 5 mins early if catching a KSRTC bus.
- Evening rush: 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM (High). Heavy return traffic on both metro and bus stand. The satellite bus stand gets crowded with outstation travelers — buy KSRTC tickets in advance if possible.
- Off-peak: 11 AM - 4 PM (Moderate). Good time for onward bus travel to Mysore — shorter queues and more seat availability on KSRTC buses.
- Weekends:
Places near Mysore Road Metro Station
Restaurants & Cafes near Mysore Road
3
Cuisine: Vegetarian South Indian · ₹₹ · Must try: Thali meals, masala dosa, idli-vada, filter coffee · Hours: 7 AM - 10:30 PM
A well-known vegetarian restaurant chain. The thali here is generous and affordable — popular with both commuters and bus travelers.
Cuisine: Quick-service South Indian · ₹ · Must try: Idli, dosa, coffee · Hours: 6 AM - 9 PM
Several darshinis along Mysore Road near the station — ideal for a quick, affordable meal before or after a bus journey.
The Mysore Road stretch near the station has numerous affordable restaurants catering to bus travelers, students, and local residents.
Cuisine: Multi-cuisine — South Indian, North Indian, biryani · ₹-₹₹ · Hours: Various
Shopping & Markets near Mysore Road
2
Shops, supermarkets, and commercial establishments along both sides of Mysore Road
Hours: 9 AM - 9 PM
Growing commercial area in the residential suburb of Rajarajeshwari Nagar with local markets and retail stores
RR Nagar has a well-developed local market for daily needs, though serious shopping trips may require heading into central Bangalore via metro.
Parks & Gardens near Mysore Road
1
Residential layout near the station has small neighborhood parks with walking paths and children's play areas
Quieter alternative to main road for morning walks — accessible from Exit B.
Museums & Culture near Mysore Road
1
Several neighborhood temples dot the Mysore Road area and surrounding residential colonies. The area has a traditional residential character with local temples that have served communities for decades.
Ask locals for directions to nearby temples — many are tucked away in residential streets.
Educational Institutions near Mysore Road
2
One of Bangalore's top engineering institutions, established in 1963. Consistently ranked among the top 50 engineering colleges in India.
Premier Engineering College
Main campus of Bangalore University spread over 1,100 acres. One of the largest university campuses in India.
University campus
Transport Connections near Mysore Road
1
KSRTC satellite bus terminal serving south and southwest Karnataka. Established to reduce congestion at Majestic (Kempegowda) Bus Station.
For Mysore day trips, take an early morning KSRTC bus from here — cheaper and more comfortable than driving. Return buses run until 11 PM.
Offices & Business near Mysore Road
1
IT/ITES office campus on Mysore Road housing multiple technology companies
IT park
Area guide
A mix of residential neighborhoods, educational institutions, and emerging commercial areas. The Mysore Road corridor has a more suburban feel compared to central Bangalore — wider roads, lower-rise buildings, and a pace that is noticeably less frantic than the city center. The area serves as a gateway for road travelers heading to Mysore, Mandya, Hassan, and Coorg.
Mysore Road (NH-275) is the historic highway connecting Bangalore to Mysore, the cultural capital of Karnataka. This road has carried travelers between the two cities for centuries — from royal processions of the Wodeyar dynasty to modern-day commuters. The satellite bus stand was established here to ease the enormous pressure on the main Kempegowda (Majestic) Bus Station in the city center, and it has become a critical transit hub for southwest Karnataka.
The Purple Line metro has transformed commuting for western Bangalore residents. Before metro, the daily Mysore Road traffic jam was notorious — bumper-to-bumper from Kengeri to Majestic during peak hours. Now thousands of commuters park at the station and ride metro into the city, saving 30-60 minutes each way. The station has also made Mysore day trips far easier — take metro to this station, catch a KSRTC bus, and avoid city traffic entirely.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get from Mysore Road metro to Majestic or MG Road?
Mysore Road is on the western arm of the Purple Line, a single direct ride east into the city with no line change — about 15 minutes to Majestic (Nadaprabhu Kempegowda, the interchange for the Green Line) and roughly 25 minutes to MG Road. Exit A opens straight onto the Mysore Road Satellite Bus Stand, so intercity KSRTC passengers arriving from Mysore or Mandya can switch to the metro in a minute.
What time does the first metro leave from Mysore Road Station?
The first metro from Mysore Road Station departs at 5:00 AM (Tuesday–Saturday; Mondays start earlier at ~4:15 AM) and 7:00 AM on Sundays. The last train is around 11:00 PM. Mysore Road is on the Purple Line and opened in November 2015 — it was the Purple Line's western terminus until the Challaghatta extension opened.
How do I reach the Mysore Road Satellite Bus Stand from the metro?
Use Exit A — the KSRTC Mysore Road Satellite Bus Stand is adjacent to the metro station. It runs inter-city services to Mysuru, Mandya, Ramanagara and other south Karnataka destinations. Exit B leads towards RV College of Engineering Road (about 1km walk or a short auto ride).
Is there parking at Mysore Road Metro Station?
Yes. Mysore Road Station has an organized parking area for two-wheelers and cars, useful for commuters who drive in from Rajarajeshwari Nagar / Kengeri and switch to metro. Autos are also plentiful outside both exits.