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Currently, the Orange Line of Kanpur Metro is operational from IIT Kanpur to Nayaganj. Further extensions are under construction.
Kanpur Metro services are generally available from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Timings may vary slightly on weekends or special occasions, so it's best to check official UPMRC announcements.
The train frequency is usually around 5-10 minutes during peak hours and may be slightly longer during off-peak hours.
Yes, Kanpur Metro services are available on Sundays and all public holidays, often following the standard timetable.
Kanpur Metro is operated by the Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation (UPMRC), which also manages the Lucknow Metro.
For any queries, complaints, or feedback, you can contact UPMRC's official helpline. It is advisable to check the official UPMRC website for the latest contact details and helpline numbers.
The fare depends on the distance. Currently, the minimum fare is ₹10 (for 1 station) and the maximum fare is ₹40 (for 10-12 stations). You can find the exact fare using this route finder.
You can purchase tickets in two ways:
The 'GoSmart' Card is a rechargeable smart card that saves you from queuing for tickets. The primary benefit is a 10% discount on every journey you take using the card.
You can recharge your GoSmart card at the ticket counters or Customer Care centres at any metro station. Online recharge options through the UPMRC website or partner apps are also available.
Currently, specific student discounts are not announced, but the 10% discount on the GoSmart card is available to all passengers, including students.
You must have a balance equal to the minimum fare (currently ₹10) to enter the metro station using your GoSmart card.
If you lose your GoSmart card, you should report it to the Customer Care centre at any metro station immediately to block it. Balance transfer is subject to UPMRC policies.
The 'Kanpur Central' metro station is currently under construction and will be the nearest station, providing direct connectivity. Until it opens, 'Nayaganj' is one of the closer operational stations.
To reach Z Square Mall, you should get off at the 'Bada Chauraha' metro station. The mall is just a short walk from the station exit.
The 'Jhakarkatti Bus Terminal' metro station is part of the next construction phase. Once operational, it will provide direct access to the bus stand. Currently, you would need to use other transport from the nearest operational station.
The operational stations on the Orange Line are: IIT Kanpur, Kalyanpur, SPM Hospital, CSJM University, Gurudev Chauraha, Geeta Nagar, Rawatpur, LLR Hospital, Motijheel, Chunniganj, Naveen Market, Bada Chauraha, and Nayaganj.
In Phase 1, two lines are planned for Kanpur Metro:
Yes, you can find the official map of the Kanpur Metro network on the UPMRC website and displayed at all metro stations.
Parking facilities are being developed at various stations. It is recommended to check for parking availability at your specific source station beforehand.
Yes, well-maintained washroom facilities are available for passengers at all Kanpur Metro stations.
Sharp objects, flammable materials, firearms, explosives, and pets (except service animals) are strictly prohibited inside the metro for security reasons.
Yes, Kanpur Metro is Divyangjan-friendly. Stations are equipped with ramps, lifts, tactile paths, and designated spaces inside trains for wheelchair users.
No, eating and drinking are strictly prohibited inside the metro trains and on the platforms to maintain cleanliness and hygiene.
Passengers are allowed to carry one bag or piece of luggage weighing up to 15 kg. The dimensions should not exceed 60cm x 45cm x 25cm.
If you find any lost or unclaimed item, please deposit it at the nearest Customer Care centre or inform the metro staff. For items you have lost, you can contact the Lost & Found office.
The Blue Line is part of Kanpur Metro's second corridor, proposed to run from Agriculture University (CSAU) to Barra-8. Work on the Blue Line is expected to begin after the completion of the Orange Line.
The immediate plan is to complete the entire Orange Line corridor from IIT Kanpur to Naubasta. Following this, work on the Blue Line corridor will commence, connecting other major parts of the city.
The Kanpur Metro project is being executed by the Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation (UPMRC) with assistance and contracts awarded to various experienced engineering and construction firms.
Yes, safety is a top priority. All stations and trains are under CCTV surveillance, and security personnel are deployed for passenger safety. There are also designated seats for women in each coach.