Jaipur · Rajasthan

Jaipur Metro

From Mansarovar to the Pink City's heart — the easy way in.

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The Jaipur Metro brought modern rapid transit to Rajasthan's capital, and its Pink Line threads from the residential west at Mansarovar straight into the historic core of the walled Pink City at Badi Chaupar. It carries a distinction no other Indian metro can claim: it was the country's first to run on a triple-storey elevated structure, stacking road and metro together. For residents it's a quick commute; for visitors it's a calm, affordable way to reach the markets and monuments around Chandpole and Badi Chaupar.

Lines on the Jaipur Metro

Pink Line Mansarovar ↔ Badi Chaupar · 11 stations
Yellow Line Samaypur Badli ↔ Millennium City Centre Gurugram · 37 stations

What makes the Jaipur Metro worth riding

India's first triple-storey metro

Jaipur's Pink Line runs on a unique triple-decker elevated structure combining road and rail.

Into the walled city

The eastern end goes underground to reach Chhoti Chaupar and Badi Chaupar inside the historic Pink City.

Tourist-friendly fares

Simple station-based fares from ₹10, plus 1-day and 3-day tourist cards for unlimited rides.

Gateway to heritage

Badi Chaupar and Chandpole put you near markets and the route toward City Palace and Hawa Mahal.

Why take the metro in Jaipur

  • Travel from the western suburbs into the old city without battling traffic.
  • Reach the Pink City's markets near Chandpole and Badi Chaupar quickly.
  • Use affordable tourist cards for unlimited rides while sightseeing.
  • Ride India's first triple-storey elevated metro — a small piece of transit history.

Plan your journey

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Jaipur Metro — frequently asked questions

The operational Pink Line has 11 stations running from Mansarovar in the west to Badi Chaupar in the heart of the walled city.

Fares are based on how many stations you travel: ₹10 for up to 2 stations, ₹15 for 3–5, ₹25 for 6–8 and ₹30 for 9–10. Smart card users get a discount.

The Pink Line generally operates from 06:00 in the morning until 22:00 at night, with more frequent trains during peak hours.

Yes. The line ends inside the Pink City near major markets, and JMRC offers 1-day and 3-day tourist cards for unlimited travel, making sightseeing easy and cheap.