Bhootnath Market metro station is a station on the North–South Corridor of the Lucknow Metro, located in the Indira Nagar area of Lucknow, the capital of Uttar Pradesh, India. The station serves the Bhootnath Market commercial precinct, one of the busiest neighbourhood markets in eastern Lucknow.
| Station name | Bhootnath Market |
|---|---|
| Line | North–South Corridor (Red Line) |
| Operator | Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation (UPMRC) |
| Location | Indira Nagar, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh |
| Structure type | Elevated |
| Platforms | Side platforms |
The station is part of the elevated section of the North–South Corridor, which links Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport in the south of the city with Munshipulia in the north. Bhootnath Market is positioned between Indira Nagar and Lekhraj Market stations on this corridor.
The Lucknow Metro project is implemented by the Uttar Pradesh Metro Rail Corporation, formerly known as the Lucknow Metro Rail Corporation. The North–South Corridor was developed as the first operational line of the network, with construction proceeding in two priority sections, followed by the northern extension that includes Bhootnath Market.
The station is situated along the arterial road passing through Indira Nagar, providing access to the Bhootnath Market shopping area and surrounding residential sectors. It serves commuters travelling between residential colonies in north-eastern Lucknow and employment, education and transport hubs in the city centre, including Hazratganj and Charbagh.
By providing rapid transit access to one of Lucknow's prominent local markets and a densely populated residential belt, the station contributes to reducing road congestion in the Indira Nagar area and supports the broader objective of integrating public transport across the city.