Nature Park Metro Station
नेचर पार्क / નેચર પાર્ક
Nature Park station takes its name from the Surat Nature Park, one of the city's largest green spaces. Sitting between Sarthana and Varachha Chopati Garden on the Red Line, this elevated stop serves the residential corridor connecting Rander Road to Varachha Main Road. The station is the second stop southbound from the northern terminus.
Area Guide
Surat Nature Park, spread over 80+ acres, features walking trails, a zoo section, and a butterfly garden that pulls 3,000-4,000 visitors on weekends. Rander Road runs west toward the Tapi riverfront, while Varachha Main Road connects to one of Surat's most populated residential zones. Street food stalls cluster near the park entrance.
Nearby Landmarks
Surat Nature Park
3-5 min walk
Rander Road
5-7 min walk
Varachha Main Road
7-10 min walk
Station Amenities
Getting Here
Parking
Two-wheeler parking available, no dedicated four-wheeler lot
Bus & Auto
- City buses on Rander Road
- Shared autos to Varachha and Adajan
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Frequently Asked Questions
How far is Surat Nature Park from the metro station?
The main entrance of Surat Nature Park is approximately 300 meters - about a 4-minute walk - from the station exit. Follow the signposted path along Rander Road to reach the park gate.
What type of station is Nature Park?
Nature Park is an elevated station on the Red Line, built on a viaduct above street level. It is station number 2 on Corridor 1, between Sarthana and Varachha Chopati Garden.
Which areas does Nature Park station connect?
The station bridges Rander Road on the west and Varachha Main Road on the east. Rander Road leads toward the Tapi riverfront and Rander village, while Varachha Main Road connects to dense residential colonies and textile markets.