Changsha Metro (长沙轨道交通)

The Changsha Metro is a rapid transit system in Changsha, the capital of Hunan province in China. Changsha currently has a total of 6 operational metro lines, numbered 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. Changsha Metro Line 2 is 22.3 km long and has 19 stations, including six transfer stations. Construction began in September 2009 and a trial run was conducted in December 2013.

OperatorChangsha Government
Operation start29 April 2014
Total Lines7 Metro Lines
Total Station135 Active Stations
Metro City/CountryChangsha China
Official Webhttp://www.hncsmtr.com/

Metro linesStationsTerminal stations
▣ Line 120Kaifu District Government ⇄ Shangshuangtang
▣ Line 223West Meixi Lake ⇄ Guangda
▣ Line 333Shantang ⇄ Xiangtan North Railway Station
▣ Line 425Guanziling ⇄ Dujiaping
▣ Line 518Maozhutang ⇄ Shuiduhe
▣ Line 634Xiejiaqiao ⇄ Huanghua Airport T1 & T2
▣ Xihuan Line8Dawangshan ⇄ Xiangtan North Railway Station

  • Changsha Metro consists of several operational subway lines that connect major areas of the city.
  • Many metro systems are being expanded to meet the growing demands of the population. Changsha Metro has experienced or plans to expand its network.
  • The metro system probably serves a large number of passengers every day, contributing to the city's public transport network.
  • The Changsha Metro is equipped with possibly the most modern facilities, including air-conditioned trains, digital signage and accessibility features.
  • Efficient integration with other modes of transportation, such as buses or trains, can enhance the overall connectivity of Changsha Metro.
  • A contactless smart card system is commonly used for fare payment, allowing passengers to travel seamlessly across the metro network.
  • The Changsha Metro operates on a schedule, with specific operating hours and frequency of trains during peak and off-peak times.
  • Some metro systems incorporate cultural or artistic elements into their station designs, showcasing local heritage or artefacts.
  • Safety and security measures, such as surveillance cameras and emergency protocols, are important components of the metro system.