Lakdi-ka-Pul Metro station is on Hyderabad’s Red Line, with Assembly the next station toward L B Nagar. For Hyderabad public transport, the station also has nearby bus stops, lifts and other facilities that can help you plan a journey.
- Red Line direction: Miyapur or L B Nagar
- Next station toward L B Nagar: Assembly
- Bus stops: near Arms A and D
- Wheelchairs are available at Metro stations
How do you use Lakdi-ka-Pul Metro station?
Lakdi-ka-Pul is on the Red Line, between Khairatabad and Assembly. From the station, trains travel toward Miyapur or L B Nagar; Assembly is the next stop toward L B Nagar.
The station address is NH65, Ambedkar Colony, Lakdikapul, Hyderabad, Telangana 500004. The Metro network connects three corridors: the Red Line from Miyapur to L B Nagar, the Green Line from JBS Parade Ground to MG Bus Station, and the Blue Line from Nagole to Raidurg. The corridors interchange at Ameerpet, MG Bus Station and Parade Grounds.
What facilities are available at the station?
Lakdi-ka-Pul station has external lifts at street level and internal lifts at concourse level, as well as escalators at street and concourse levels. Wheelchairs are available at all Metro stations, and the automatic fare collection gates provide access for wheelchair users.
Washrooms are at Arms B and C before the entry gates. First aid is available at Arm C, and drinking water is in the paid area before the Arm B exit gate.
Bus stops within walking distance are at Arm A, on the side toward Ameerpet roads, and Arm D, on the side toward Nampally. The station also links to MMTS services.
What should you know about Metro tickets?
Hyderabad Metro ticket options include paper QR tickets, smart cards, digital QR tickets and tokens. The fare chart sets prices by journey distance: fares range from ₹11 for up to 2 km to ₹61 for more than 18 km up to 21 km, with intermediate fare bands between them.
Ticket rules include time limits after purchase. L&T Metro says passengers must board at the station where they bought the ticket, enter the platform within 30 minutes and exit the station premises within 90 minutes. One child under 90 cm may travel with an adult without a ticket.
When does Hyderabad Metro operate?
Hyderabad Metro runs seven days a week. HMRL gives the first service as 06:00 and last departures from Red and Blue Line terminals as 23:00; the Green Line operates until 23:35. These operating details can change, so check the official site before you go.
Peak periods are 08:00–11:00 and 17:00–20:00. During those periods, intervals are 4 minutes on Corridors 1 and 3 and 12 minutes on Corridor 2; outside peak periods, intervals range from 5 to 12 minutes.
How can you connect with other transport?
All Metro stations have feeder bus service, and the network has bus-station integration at Miyapur, Dilsukhnagar, MGBS and Jubilee Bus Station. Lakdikapul is also among the stations connected to MMTS services.
Hyderabad’s MMTS launched jointly by the state government and South Central Railway in August 2003. For a wider overview of local connections, the Hyderabad Metro and local transport guide covers the city’s public transport network.
FAQs
Which Metro line serves Lakdi-ka-Pul?
Lakdi-ka-Pul is on the Red Line, between Khairatabad and Assembly. Trains run toward Miyapur and L B Nagar.
Are there bus stops near Lakdi-ka-Pul station?
Yes. Bus stops are within walking distance at Arm A toward Ameerpet roads and Arm D toward Nampally.
Can wheelchair users access Hyderabad Metro?
L&T Metro says wheelchairs are available at all Metro stations, and the automatic fare collection gates provide access for wheelchair users.