Srirampura Metro Station - Connecting Rajajinagar & Malleswaram
Green Line
Srirampura Metro Station serves as a vital link for the residential neighborhoods between Rajajinagar and Malleswaram. This elevated Green Line station on Mahakavi Kuvempu Road provides excellent connectivity through integrated bus services and serves daily commuters, students, and shoppers. Known for maintaining its neighborhood character despite being a metro hub, it offers a perfect example of Bangalore's sustainable urban development.
Exit A — Mahakavi Kuvempu Road (Main Road side)
Srirampura Bus Stop (50m), Local shops, Harishchandra Ghat (800m)
Stairs, Elevator
Exit B — Srirampura 2nd Main Road (Residential side)
Residential layouts, Local markets, Schools
Stairs, Escalator
Exit C — Towards Rajajinagar side
Connecting roads to Rajajinagar, Auto stand
Stairs only
Area Guide
A typical middle-class Bangalore neighborhood maintaining its residential charm despite metro connectivity. Known for its tree-lined streets, traditional homes, and strong community bonds. The area perfectly represents old Bangalore's transition to modern times.
Srirampura developed as a planned extension of Rajajinagar in the 1970s. Named after Sri Rama, it was designed as a middle-class residential area with wide roads and parks. The metro brought new life to this traditional neighborhood.
The metro station has sparked gradual commercial development while maintaining residential character. New eateries and shops have opened, but the area resists large-scale commercialization, preserving its neighborhood feel.
Negotiate for short distances, use meter for longer trips
Ola/Uber: 2-3 min wait, slightly longer during rain
Tips for Srirampura Station
First-time visitor: Exit A for buses and main road, Exit B for residential areas, Exit C for Rajajinagar side. Station less crowded than neighboring stations.
Daily: Buy monthly pass if commuting daily - saves time and money. Use smart card for 5% discount on all trips.
Shopping: For major shopping, take metro to Mantri Square (1 stop) or Yeshwanthpur (2 stops). Local market good for daily needs.
Food & dining: Multiple budget eateries within 5-min walk. Try local breakfast joints for authentic South Indian food.
Parking: No station parking - park in residential lanes at your own risk or use other stations.
Safety: Well-lit and safe, but be cautious in narrow lanes after 10 PM. Main road areas safe throughout night.
Crowd & Peak Hours
Morning rush: 7:30 AM - 10:00 AM (High). Board from rear of platform, less crowded
Evening rush: 5:30 PM - 8:00 PM (Very High). Exit C less crowded for quick exit
Off-peak: 11 AM - 4 PM, After 8:30 PM (Low to Moderate). Best time for elderly, families with children
Weekends:
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the first and last metro timings at Srirampura station?
Srirampura metro station operates from 5:00 AM to 11:00 PM on weekdays and Saturdays. On Sundays, the first train departs at 7:00 AM. It is on the Green Line between Kuvempu Road and Rajajinagar stations.
Is there parking at Srirampura metro station?
No, Srirampura has no dedicated parking facility. Street parking risks fines. If you need parking, use Yeshwanthpur station (two stops north) which has a Park & Ride facility, and take the metro from there.
How far is Mantri Square Mall from Srirampura metro?
Mantri Square Mall is about 900 metres from Srirampura station. However, it is easier to take the metro one stop south to Mantri Square Sampige Road station, which has a direct interior skywalk into the mall.
