Kengeri railway station (station code: KGI) is a major railway station within city limits of Bangalore City on the Mysore–Bangalore railway line. It is one of the major developing railway station in the city of Bangalore in the Indian State of Karnataka. It is located about 10 km away from the Bangalore City. It is the fourth largest railway station in the Indian city of Bangalore after Ksr Bangalore City Railway Station, Yeshwantpur Jn.Railway Station, Bangalore Cantt.Railway Station.

Kengeri
Indian Railways station
General information
Location	Railway Parallel Rd, Stage 1, Old Outer Ring Road, Kengeri Satellite Town, Bangalore, Karnataka India
Coordinates	12.9176°N 77.4839°E / 12.9176; 77.4839
Elevation	804 metres (2,638 ft)
Owned by	Indian Railways
Operated by	South Western Railway zone
Line(s)	Mysore–Bangalore railway line
Platforms	4
Tracks	4
Connections	Kengeri BMTC Bus Terminal, Kengeri Satellite Town Bus Stop, Kengeri Railway Station BMTC Bus Terminal, Namma Metro Purple Line, taxi, auto
Construction
Structure type	Standard (on-ground station)
Parking	Yes
Bicycle facilities	Yes
Other information
Status	Functioning
Station code	KGI
Zone(s)	South Western Railway zone
Division(s)	Bangalore
Electrified	Yes
Route map Legend km to Chamarajanagar 0.0 Mysore Junction to Hassan Junction 3.9 Mysore New Goods Terminal to Hassan Junction 8.6 Naganahalli 12.2 Palahalli Halt MYS limits SBC limits 14.1 Paschima Vahini Point 14.9 Shrirangapattana 15.5 Cauvery North Point 19.5 Pandavapura 23.5 Chandagirikopal 28.6 Byadarahalli 37.4 Yeliyur 45.2 Mandya 55.3 Hanakere 64.4 Maddur 69.6 Nidaghatta 75.7 Settihally 82.6 Channapattana 93.7 Ramanagaram 100.9 Ketohalli 108.4 Bidadi 114.9 Hejjala 125.8 Kengeri 129.3 Jnanabharathi Halt 130.7 Nayandahalli 133.4 Krishnadevaraya halt 137.9 Bangalore City to Yesvantpur Junction to Bangalore Cantonment

Location

It serves Kengeri a neighborhood in Bangalore in the western part of the city. It is a popular railway station among residents of west Bengaluru because of its good connectivity with the Namma Metro Purple Line and the BMTC and a BMTC bus stand being constructed right next to it, usually to avoid the traffic of the roads as well of the passengers in the Bangalore Cantt.Railway Station,KSR Bengaluru City Railway Station and the Yeshwanthpur Jn. Railway Station.

Infrastructure

The station consists of four platforms. It has five ticket counters and two digital ticket kiosks in the terminus. It has digital sign board. It has a digital large clock in the first platform. It has a number of stalls for food and a Nandini milk parlour. It also has IRCTC Stall. It has two public toilets one in the first platform and the other in the second and third platforms. The second and third platforms are covered with an overhead shelter. It has a foot overbridge over the train tracks connecting all the platforms. It also has a free Wi-Fi service provided by Google Station. The second and third platforms have electronic boards to mention a train's number, the class of the bogie which is going to stop at that point a couple of moments before the train's arrival. It has newly established LED TV's for the info of the train to the passengers. It has a large space for two wheeler 4 wheeler and bicycle parking. It has six ticket counters to book tickets.

Line

The station is on the Mysore–Bangalore railway line.[1][2][3] Platforms 3 and 4 serves for trains going towards Mysuru Railway Station and platforms 1 and 2 serves for trains going towards KSR Bengaluru City Railway Station.

See also

• Mysore–Bangalore railway line

References

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