Chennai–Mysore HSR is a proposed 463 km bullet train corridor planned by NHSRCL to connect Chennai and Mysore across 11 stations. Its route map, stations and latest updates are below.
The Chennai-Mysore High-Speed Rail corridor is a 463 km bullet train line planned by the National High Speed Rail Corporation (NHSRCL) to connect Chennai with Mysuru via Bengaluru, spanning Tamil Nadu and Karnataka. Designed for 350 km/h across 11 stations, it would link South India’s two largest economic centres and their satellite tech clusters on a single high-speed axis.
The corridor is in DPR/planning, with alignment and station locations under study.
Chennai-Mysore is the flagship of high-speed rail’s move into South India, connecting the Chennai and Bengaluru tech economies that currently rely on congested road and conventional rail. Its multiple Bengaluru-area stops (Whitefield, Byappanahalli, Electronics City) also test how an inter-city HSR line integrates with a metro network inside a major city.
Official source: nhsrcl.in
| Phase | Lines | Stations | Length (km) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBM | Chennai–Bengaluru–Mysuru | 11 | 463 | Proposed |
As of 2026, Chennai–Mysore HSR is at the proposed stage under National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL). [Verify latest with the operator.]
Chennai–Mysore HSR has a planned/operational route length of about 463 km.
Chennai–Mysore HSR is implemented by National High Speed Rail Corporation Limited (NHSRCL).
No awarded tenders or contracts recorded yet.
No ongoing tenders for this project right now.
No upcoming tenders announced yet.