Saroli Metro Station
सरोली / સરોલી
Saroli is the eastern terminus of the Green Line and the proposed connection point for the Surat Metro's extension to the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train station. GMRC has submitted a DPR for a 4.4 km extension from Saroli to the Surat HSR Station at Antroli, adding 3 new stations. This makes Saroli a strategically important station for Surat's future transit integration.
Adjacent Stations
Area Guide
Saroli village sits along the Kim-Mandvi Highway at Surat's eastern edge. The proposed Surat HSR (High-Speed Rail) Station at Antroli, roughly 4.4 km east, is where the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train will stop. The area is poised for development once both the metro and bullet train become operational. Current amenities are limited to village-level shops and a few restaurants.
Nearby Landmarks
Saroli Village
3-5 min walk
Surat HSR Station (proposed)
5-7 min walk
Kim-Mandvi Highway
7-10 min walk
Station Amenities
Getting Here
Parking
Large terminus parking lot for two and four-wheelers
Bus & Auto
- Highway buses on Kim-Mandvi Road
- Auto-rickshaws to Kosad and Antroli
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Frequently Asked Questions
Will Saroli connect to the bullet train?
A 4.4 km extension from Saroli to the Surat HSR Station at Antroli has been proposed by GMRC, with a DPR submitted. Three new stations - Kalpataru, Ambaba College, and Surat HSR - would connect the Green Line to the Mumbai-Ahmedabad High-Speed Rail corridor. The extension is awaiting Union Cabinet approval and is estimated to cost over Rs 1,400 crore.
Is Saroli the last station on the Green Line?
Yes. Saroli is the eastern terminus (station #18) of the Green Line. Trains terminate here and reverse direction toward Bhesan. The 18.74 km corridor runs through 18 fully elevated stations.
What is the Surat HSR Station?
The Surat HSR (High-Speed Rail) Station is being built at Antroli, about 4.4 km east of Saroli, as part of the Mumbai-Ahmedabad bullet train project. When operational, bullet trains will cover Mumbai to Ahmedabad (508 km) in roughly 2 hours, with Surat as a key intermediate stop.
Is Saroli a developed area?
Saroli is currently semi-rural, with village-level amenities and limited commercial development. However, the combination of metro terminus and proposed bullet train connection is expected to transform the area. Land prices have already risen 15-25% since the metro alignment was confirmed.