Lucknow Metro
The City of Nawabs' Red Line — airport to Munshipulia, built in record time.
Please pick two different stations.
Lucknow Metro brought rapid transit to the capital of Uttar Pradesh, and its Red Line is the backbone of public transport in the City of Nawabs. Run by UPMRC, it runs north-south from Chaudhary Charan Singh (CCS) International Airport in the south, through the main Charbagh railway station and the commercial heart of Hazratganj, out to Munshipulia in the Indira Nagar suburbs. It earned a place in the record books as the fastest-built metro in India, with its first phase completed in under three years, and offers a direct, air-conditioned link straight to the airport.
Lines on the Lucknow Metro
What makes the Lucknow Metro worth riding
Direct to the airport
CCS International Airport has its own underground metro station, the line's southern terminal.
Fastest-built in India
Lucknow Metro's first phase was completed in record time, under three years.
Connects Charbagh
The Red Line links the main Charbagh railway station to the rest of the city.
Through Hazratganj
It serves the commercial and shopping heart of Lucknow at Hazratganj.
Why take the metro in Lucknow
- Reach CCS International Airport directly by metro, avoiding road traffic.
- Connect to Indian Railways at the main Charbagh station.
- Travel to the commercial centre at Hazratganj quickly and comfortably.
- Commute between the airport side and the Indira Nagar suburbs end to end.