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Expected station details - subject to change before commercial launch

Majura Gate Metro Station

मजूरा गेट / મજૂરા ગેટ

Red LineGreen LineInterchangeElevatedStation #13 on Red Line

Majura Gate is the only interchange station in the entire Surat Metro network, where the Red Line (Corridor 1) and Green Line (Corridor 2) intersect. Every journey crossing both corridors requires a transfer here. The station handles the highest design capacity of any stop on the system, with separate platforms for each line connected by transfer walkways and escalators.

Red Line- Sarthana to Dream City

Adjacent Stations

Interchange station

Transfer between the Red Line (Sarthana to Dream City) and Green Line (Bhesan to Saroli) at this station. Follow the transfer walkway signs. Platform-to-platform transfer takes approximately 3-5 minutes.

Area Guide

Majura Gate Circle is a major traffic hub connecting Khatodara, Udhna Road, and the roads toward Athwa and the city center. The area is a commercial zone with shops, restaurants, and the Majura Gate bus terminus. Khatodara, immediately east, is a dense residential area and one of Surat's traditional working-class neighborhoods.

Nearby Landmarks

Majura Gate Circle

3-5 min walk

Khatodara

5-7 min walk

Udhna Road

7-10 min walk

Station Amenities

Escalators
Lifts / elevators
Platform screen doors
CCTV surveillance
Drinking water
Restrooms
Accessible entry ramps
Tactile path guidance
PA system and display boards
Inter-line transfer walkway
Additional escalators between platforms
Expanded concourse for passenger flow

Getting Here

BRTS

Majura Gate BRTS Stop

Parking

Multi-level parking planned, current surface lot for two and four-wheelers

Bus & Auto

  • BRTS to Udhna and Varachha
  • Majura Gate bus terminus with city bus routes
  • Auto-rickshaw stand at the circle

Plan a journey from Majura Gate

Use the route planner to find the best path, estimated travel time, and fare from Majura Gate to any other station.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I transfer between Red Line and Green Line at Majura Gate?

Follow the "Transfer" signage from your arrival platform. Dedicated walkways with escalators and lifts connect the Red Line and Green Line platforms. The transfer takes approximately 3-5 minutes including walking and waiting. No additional ticket is needed if your journey was booked as a single trip.

Why is Majura Gate the only interchange?

The Red Line runs north-south and the Green Line runs east-west. Their routes cross at exactly one point - Majura Gate Circle. GMRC designed the station with extra platform width, additional escalators, and a larger concourse to handle transfer crowds from both corridors.

Which line should I take from Majura Gate?

Take the Red Line for destinations between Sarthana (north) and Dream City (south), including Surat Railway Station and the Diamond Corridor. Take the Green Line for destinations between Bhesan (west) and Saroli (east), including Adajan, Athwa Chopati, and the proposed bullet train connection at Saroli.

Is Majura Gate station elevated or underground?

Majura Gate is elevated on both lines. The Red Line platform and Green Line platform are at viaduct level, connected by transfer walkways. The station has the largest footprint of any stop in the network because it accommodates two separate platform areas.

How busy will Majura Gate be?

Majura Gate is expected to be the second-busiest station after Surat Railway Station. Every cross-line journey funnels through this interchange. The station is designed with wider platforms, additional entry gates, and a multi-level concourse to manage the anticipated 40,000-50,000 daily transfers.

Station data sourced from GMRC and Wikipedia. suratmetro.in is not affiliated with GMRC.

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