Badri Narayan Temple Metro Station
बद्री नारायण मंदिर / બદ્રી નારાયણ મંદિર
Badri Narayan Temple station is named after the well-known Badri Narayan Temple near Athwa Gate. This Green Line elevated stop serves the religious and commercial area where Athwa Gate meets Ghod Dod Road - two of Surat's most prominent thoroughfares.
Area Guide
Badri Narayan Temple is a Vaishnavite temple that draws devotees daily and hosts large gatherings during festivals. Athwa Gate marks the historical entry to the Athwa area and connects to Ghod Dod Road, Surat's busiest commercial street for restaurants and retail. The intersection of Athwa Gate and Ghod Dod Road is one of the city's most trafficked junctions.
Nearby Landmarks
Badri Narayan Temple
3-5 min walk
Athwa Gate
5-7 min walk
Ghod Dod Road
7-10 min walk
Station Amenities
Getting Here
BRTS
Athwa BRTS corridor
Parking
Temple parking (limited), commercial parking on Ghod Dod Road
Bus & Auto
- BRTS services on Ghod Dod Road
- Auto-rickshaws to Nanpura and Majura Gate
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Badri Narayan Temple from the metro station?
The Badri Narayan Temple entrance is within 200 meters of the station exit. The temple is open from early morning until 9 PM and sees higher footfall during Ekadashi and other Vaishnavite festivals.
Can I reach Ghod Dod Road from this station?
Yes. Ghod Dod Road is within a 3-minute walk of the station. This is one of Surat's busiest restaurant and shopping streets, with options ranging from Surati street food to fine dining. The road stretches roughly 3 km east-west.
What is the closest Red Line station from Badri Narayan Temple?
The closest Red Line connection is Majura Gate interchange, just 2 stops east on the Green Line. Transfer to the Red Line at Majura Gate for stations like Surat Railway Station, Sarthana, or Dream City.