Lakdi-ka-pul Hyderabad is a central neighbourhood with both an MMTS station and a Hyderabad Metro Red Line station. From Amrutha Castle Hotel, the station is about a 12-minute walk or a 3-minute drive, making it a useful starting point for local journeys.
- Area: Lakdi-ka-pul, Hyderabad, Telangana
- Rail connections: MMTS and Hyderabad Metro Red Line
- Metro direction: Khairatabad to the west and Assembly to the east
- Nearby sights: Lumbini Park, Hussain Sagar and B M Birla Science Museum
What does Lakdi-ka-pul connect?

Lakdi-ka-pul connects the neighbourhood to Hyderabad’s MMTS rail network and Metro Red Line. Its name means “the wooden bridge,” and the area is in Hyderabad, Telangana.
On the Metro, Lakdi-ka-pul sits between Khairatabad and Assembly. The Red Line continues through Nampally toward MGBS, giving you a route into other parts of the city without changing lines along that stretch.
The station also belongs to the Multi-Modal Transport System (MMTS). Together, these rail options make the area a practical point to orient yourself before choosing a route across central Hyderabad.
What are the rail, Metro and bus options?

Lakdi-ka-pul has two rail options: the MMTS and the Hyderabad Metro Red Line. The available station facts establish these rail links; they do not identify a local bus route, so check current route information before planning a bus journey.
For MMTS, Lakdi-ka-pul is the station name to look for. The timetable includes services toward Hyderabad Deccan Nampally and Lingampalli, but train times can change.
At the Metro station, you can use the station information, passenger guidance, entry and exit signs, and local area maps to find your way. The Metro route map places Lakdi-ka-pul between Khairatabad and Assembly.
How do you get from Amrutha Castle to Lakdi-ka-pul?

Lakdi-ka-pul station is about a 12-minute walk from the hotel or about a 3-minute drive. Nearby stations offer other access points: Khairatabad is about a 21-minute walk or a 6-minute drive from the hotel, while Assembly is about a 16-minute walk or a 6-minute drive.
For close-by landmarks, Lumbini Park is about an 8-minute walk or a 4-minute drive from the hotel. Ravindra Bharathi is about a 10-minute walk or a 4-minute drive, and B M Birla Science Museum is about a 12-minute walk or a 4-minute drive.
If your plans include the waterfront, Hussain Sagar is about a 17-minute walk or a 5-minute drive from the hotel. The Hussain Sagar waterfront guide can help you plan what to see there.
How can you reach other parts of Hyderabad?

For a longer cross-city trip, the Metro Red Line provides a direct sequence of stations from Lakdi-ka-pul through Nampally toward MGBS. Check the network map at the station to confirm the route for your destination.
The hotel is about a 19-minute drive from Hyderabad city centre; walking takes about 74 minutes.
For a day focused on central sights, Lumbini Park, Hussain Sagar and the nearby landmarks can be planned alongside the rail connections. A one-day central Hyderabad itinerary groups central stops into a practical route.
For airport journeys, Rajiv Gandhi International Airport is about 67 minutes away by car from the hotel. The guide to travel from Rajiv Gandhi International Airport to Amrutha Castle covers that trip.
How do you check fares and service updates?
Hyderabad Metro tickets are available at stations and through digital platforms. Digital options include PhonePe, Rapido, Mee Ticket, RCS Google Wallet, T-savaari and the official WhatsApp number +91 83411 46468.
A Smart Card can be purchased at any Metro station ticket counter for ₹100; the amount is non-refundable. A digital ticket must be used to board at the station where it was purchased.
Hyderabad Metro’s operating hours are 6:00 AM to 11:00 PM. The first train starts at 6:00 AM, and the last train departs at 11:00 PM from all terminal stations. For service updates, contact station staff or call +91 40 2333 2555. Check the official site before you go, since hours, fares and ticket arrangements can change.
FAQs
Is Lakdi-ka-pul a Metro station?
Yes. It is a station on Hyderabad Metro’s Red Line, between Khairatabad and Assembly.
Does Lakdi-ka-pul have an MMTS station too?
Yes. Lakdi-ka-pul is also a station on Hyderabad’s Multi-Modal Transport System.
Can you buy Metro tickets digitally?
Yes. Hyderabad Metro offers ticket purchases through digital platforms as well as at stations. Digital tickets must be used to board at the station where they were purchased.
