Athwa Chopati Metro Station
अठवा चौपाटी / અઠવા ચોપાટી
Athwa Chopati station serves the Athwa Chopati Garden and the surrounding Athwa Lines residential area. This Green Line elevated stop is a key access point for Nanpura, one of Surat's oldest and most culturally rich neighborhoods. The station sits two stops west of the Majura Gate interchange.
Area Guide
Athwa Chopati Garden is a well-maintained public park popular with families in the evening. Athwa Lines extends north with its tree-lined streets and established residential colonies. Nanpura, to the east, is known for its traditional Surati culture, old-city charm, and street food. The area bridges the old city and the newer Athwa development.
Nearby Landmarks
Athwa Chopati Garden
3-5 min walk
Athwa Lines
5-7 min walk
Nanpura
7-10 min walk
Station Amenities
Getting Here
Parking
Garden parking lot, two-wheeler stands at station
Bus & Auto
- City buses through Nanpura
- Auto-rickshaws to Majura Gate and Athwa Gate
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Athwa Chopati Garden?
Athwa Chopati is a public garden and gathering space popular for evening walks, street food stalls, and family outings. It is less than 200 meters from the station exit. The garden hosts food festivals and cultural events periodically.
How close is Majura Gate interchange from Athwa Chopati?
Majura Gate is just 1 stop east on the Green Line - roughly 2 minutes by metro. This makes Athwa Chopati extremely convenient for passengers who need to switch to the Red Line for north-south travel.
What is the food scene near Athwa Chopati?
The area around Athwa Chopati is known for Surati street food - especially locho, khaman, and ghari. Food carts set up near the garden every evening. For sit-down dining, Athwa Gate and Ghod Dod Road (one station west at Badri Narayan Temple) offer a wider selection.