Metro near QUE101

Where the metro stands today

Pune Metro's Aqua Line runs from Vanaz in the west to Ramwadi on Nagar Road. For residents of QUE101, also known as Life 360 Dhanori, Ramwadi is the nearest working end of the network today, reached by road.

The approved extension

The Union Cabinet approved Line 2B in June 2025: an 11.63 km extension with 11 elevated stations, starting at Viman Nagar and running on towards Kharadi and Wagholi. The first stretch is about 4.7 km from Ramwadi to Tuljabhavani Chowk, with four stations.

Once open, the line should make trips across east Pune and into the city centre easier, especially for people working in Viman Nagar and Kharadi.

Getting around until then

Today, most residents travel by car, two-wheeler, cab or bus. Pune Airport is about 5.9 km from the site and Pune Station about 14 km, both reached by road. As with any new line, check the distance from the site to the nearest station before you count on it for daily travel.

Which trips the metro will help with

Once Line 2B opens, the trips most likely to benefit are those along Nagar Road: towards Viman Nagar and Kharadi for work, and into the city through the existing Aqua Line. Reaching the nearest station from Dhanori will still involve a short road trip.

For journeys to the airport, which is about 5.9 km away, road travel remains the main option. An airport connector line is being studied for a later phase, but no timeline has been confirmed.

How to plan around it

When comparing homes, look at today's travel options first and treat the metro as a future improvement. Check the route from the site to the nearest planned station, and how long that trip takes at peak hours.

Construction timelines for metro lines often shift, so rely on official MahaMetro announcements rather than estimates in advertising, including ours.

In short

The nearest working metro station to QUE101 today is Ramwadi, the end of the Aqua Line on Nagar Road. The approved Line 2B extension will add 11 elevated stations from Viman Nagar towards Kharadi and Wagholi, with the first stretch running about 4.7 km from Ramwadi to Tuljabhavani Chowk. None of the stations are in Dhanori itself, so plan on a short road trip to reach them, and follow official MahaMetro updates for opening dates.