Varachha Chopati Garden Metro Station
वराछा चौपाटी गार्डन / વરાછા ચોપાટી ગાર્ડન
Varachha Chopati Garden station sits in the heart of the Varachha commercial belt, one of Surat's most densely populated residential and shopping zones. Named after the local chopati (public garden), this elevated Red Line stop is the third station from the northern terminus. The surrounding area is known for its diamond-cutting workshops and gold jewellery showrooms.
Area Guide
Varachha Chopati is a popular evening gathering spot with garden seating, food stalls, and a small amusement area for children. Shree Ram Chowk, less than 500 meters south, is a major intersection for north-south traffic. Varachha Road itself hosts hundreds of shops specializing in textiles, gold, and electronics.
Nearby Landmarks
Varachha Chopati
3-5 min walk
Shree Ram Chowk
5-7 min walk
Varachha Road
7-10 min walk
Station Amenities
Getting Here
BRTS
Varachha BRTS Corridor
Parking
Street-level two-wheeler parking, four-wheeler drop-off area
Bus & Auto
- BRTS services along Varachha Road
- Auto stands at Shree Ram Chowk
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Frequently Asked Questions
Where exactly is Varachha Chopati Garden metro station?
The station is on Varachha Road near the Varachha Chopati public garden. It sits between Nature Park station (to the north) and Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Kalakunj station (to the south), roughly 400 meters from Shree Ram Chowk intersection.
Is there BRTS connectivity at Varachha Chopati Garden?
Yes. The Varachha BRTS Corridor runs along the same road, with a BRTS stop within walking distance. Passengers switching between BRTS and metro can use the pedestrian walkway connecting both stations.
What shopping options are near this station?
Varachha Road around this station is one of Surat's busiest retail stretches. Textile shops, gold jewellery showrooms, and electronics stores line both sides. Diamond-cutting and polishing workshops also operate in the lanes behind the main road.