VIP Road Metro Station
VIP रोड / VIP રોડ
VIP Road station takes its name from the well-known VIP Road corridor connecting Vesu to Bhimrad. Part of the Diamond Corridor trial run section, this elevated Red Line stop serves one of Surat's fast-growing residential areas. The VIP Road area has transformed from farmland to a dense apartment zone within the last decade.
Area Guide
VIP Road cuts through the Vesu-Bhimrad growth corridor, flanked by high-rise apartment complexes, schools, and retail centers. Vesu, to the west, is an upscale residential area with gated communities. Bhimrad, to the east, is developing rapidly with new construction. Weekend traffic on VIP Road is heavy due to the Dumas Road beach connection further south.
Nearby Landmarks
VIP Road
3-5 min walk
Vesu
5-7 min walk
Bhimrad
7-10 min walk
Station Amenities
Getting Here
Parking
Surface parking for two and four-wheelers at station approach
Bus & Auto
- City buses on VIP Road
- Auto-rickshaws to Vesu and Dumas Beach
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is VIP Road station part of the trial run section?
Yes. VIP Road is one of the 7 stations on the 8.5 km Diamond Corridor between Althan Tenement and Dream City. Trial runs on this section began 29 March 2026, making VIP Road among the first Surat Metro stations to see train operations.
How do I get to Dumas Beach from VIP Road station?
Dumas Beach is approximately 8 km south of VIP Road station. From the station, take an auto-rickshaw or city bus along Dumas Road. Alternatively, ride the metro two stops south to Bhimrad and connect from there - the distance to Dumas is shorter from Bhimrad.
What residential areas does VIP Road station serve?
The station sits at the intersection of Vesu (west) and Bhimrad (east). Vesu is an established upscale residential zone with gated societies. Bhimrad is a newer development area with apartment towers still under construction. Both areas have growing populations driving metro demand.