Pattanduru Agrahara Metro Station on the Purple Line serves the IT corridor near ITPL Road in east Bangalore. Located close to Brigade Tech Park and Signature Towers, it provides commuters with walking distance access to key office complexes. The station also serves the residential Pattandur Agrahara neighborhood and the nearby scenic Pattandur Lake.
| Station Code | PAG |
| Line | Purple Line |
| Platforms | 2 (Side platforms) |
| First Train | 5:00 AM Tue–Sat, ~4:15 AM Mon (Sun 7:00 AM) |
| Last Train | 11:00 PM |
| Parking | Limited |
| Daily Footfall | ~22,000 |
| Nearest Landmark | Signature Towers (500m) |
| Address | Pattandur Agrahara, Whitefield, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560066 |
| Directions | View on Google Maps |
Primarily residential with pockets of commercial activity. Quieter and more local than central Whitefield.
Pattandur Agrahara is an older settlement near Whitefield that has urbanized rapidly due to IT growth. The agrahara (traditional Brahmin settlement) character has given way to a mix of residential layouts and commercial development.
Urban lake used for recreation and bird watching
Multi-specialty Hospital
Modern tech park hosting several multinational companies
IT Park
Multi-tenant commercial towers on ITPL Road
Commercial Office Complex
One of Bangalore's oldest and largest IT parks
Major IT Park
Pattanduru Agrahara metro station operates from 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM on weekdays and Saturdays, and from 7:00 AM on Sundays. It is on the Purple Line, opened in October 2022 as part of the Whitefield extension, and serves about 22,000 daily commuters — mainly IT professionals.
Brigade Tech Park is 1 km from Exit B (about 12 minutes on foot). Signature Towers is closer at 500 m (7-minute walk). For ITPL (International Tech Park), it is 2.5 km away — take an auto (₹80–100) or bus G-7 from the nearby Pattandur Agrahara Bus Stop (200 m).
Yes, Pattandur Agrahara Lake is 700 m from the station (about 9 minutes on foot). It is an urban lake with walking paths and bird-watching opportunities, popular for evening strolls. The area is quieter and more residential than central Whitefield.