Kadugodi Tree Park Metro Station (Purple Line): Connectivity Guide

The station stands on Whitefield Main Road, between Hope Farm and Pattandur Agrahara. It takes its name from Kadugodi Tree Park, a green public space right next to the station. This stretch of Whitefield Main Road mixes offices, apartments and shops, so the station stays busy all day.

It is the third station from the Whitefield end of the Purple Line. That means morning trains towards the city still have seats here, which helps if you ride daily.

Kadugodi Tree Park is one of the most useful stations for Whitefield's office crowd. Large campuses of Goldman Sachs and HP Enterprise sit within a short walk or a quick auto ride. Several other tech offices, co-working spaces and business centres also line Whitefield Main Road nearby.

If you work in ITPL, you can also get off at Kundalahalli or Pattandur Agrahara instead. Pick the station that cuts your walking time, since last-mile gaps matter most in Whitefield traffic.

The station has two entry and exit points, and picking the right one saves you time.

Check the signboards on the concourse before you exit, since new walkways and signage keep getting added.

The Purple Line runs 43.49 km from Whitefield (Kadugodi) to Challaghatta, with 37 stations in all. Since 9 October 2023, you can ride the entire line without a break at KR Puram. From Kadugodi Tree Park, the line runs west through Whitefield's tech belt and into central Bangalore.

These ride times are estimates, so check the Namma Metro app for exact schedules on the day.

Trains run from about 5 am to midnight on all days. Between 7 am and 10:40 am, trains come every 7 to 8 minutes. Outside peak hours, you wait 10 to 15 minutes between trains.

The fare depends on distance, with the full end-to-end ride priced at ₹90. Smart cards give you a 5% discount, and app-based QR tickets help you skip queues. Always confirm current fares on the BMRCL website, as rates can change.

Both stations serve Soukya Road residents, so your pick depends on where you work and live.

The station only offers two-wheeler parking, so car owners usually take a drop or a cab. On rainy evenings, book your cab before you exit, since demand jumps near large office campuses.

The station helps with more than office trips. Kadugodi Tree Park gives you a green spot for a morning walk right at the exit. The Sri Sathya Sai Hospital station sits two stops away, and Brindavan Ashram lies a short drive off. Indiranagar and MG Road make easy weekend outings without the stress of city parking.

Two Purple Line stations within 7 km give Soukya Road a real public transport backbone. You can drive a short way, park and reach Whitefield offices or the city centre by metro. That mix suits families who want a quiet home but do not want to spend hours in traffic.

Godrej Florenne, at Hemmandahalli on Soukya Road, sits within reach of both Kadugodi Tree Park and Hopefarm Channasandra. The project plans 218 rowhouses on 20 acres, each with two covered car parks and EV charging. You can see how each station connects to the site on the Godrej Florenne connectivity page.