Agra Metro
A metro to the Taj — heritage city transit through Mughal Agra.
Please pick two different stations.
Agra Metro was built with tourism at its heart, giving the City of the Taj a clean, modern way to move between its great Mughal monuments. Run by UPMRC, the operational stretch of its Yellow Line links Mankameshwar near the old city, by Jama Masjid, through underground stations serving the Taj Mahal and Agra's heritage core, then rises onto an elevated viaduct out to Taj East Gate — the closest station to the monument's eastern entrance. For visitors and residents alike, it offers an eco-friendly, traffic-free way to reach the Taj Mahal and the surrounding sites.
Lines on the Agra Metro
What makes the Agra Metro worth riding
Straight to the Taj
Taj East Gate and Taj Mahal stations put India's most famous monument within easy reach.
Heritage-zone underground
Stations near the Taj and old city run underground to protect the heritage skyline.
Mughal-inspired design
Stations draw on Mughal architectural motifs, making them sights in their own right.
Eco-friendly tourism
The metro cuts vehicle pollution around the Taj Mahal, a key conservation goal.
Why take the metro in Agra
- Reach the Taj Mahal's eastern gate directly, avoiding traffic and parking.
- Travel between the old city and the monument zone quickly and cleanly.
- Explore Agra's heritage sites without relying on road transport.
- Enjoy an air-conditioned, low-pollution way to see the Taj City.