Devanahalli to Hoskote is a journey along the Satellite Town Ring Road, the orbital highway that links the two towns without touching Bengaluru. In a straight line they sit roughly 21 km apart, and the road route is longer because the STRR curves around the eastern edge of the city, so check a map app for the drive on the day you travel.
Devanahalli sits north-east of Bengaluru on NH-44, while Hoskote lies east of the city where the routes towards Chennai and Hyderabad meet. The Satellite Town Ring Road, numbered NH 648, runs between them and continues west towards Doddaballapur and Dobbaspet.
From Prestige Parklane the ring road is only 2 km away, about two minutes by car, so the Hoskote direction begins almost at the gate. BMTC route 298-P also runs between Devanahalli and Hoskote, stopping at Channahalli 1.6 km from the project and at Haraluru Gate 2.3 km away.
The connection matters because both towns are industrial, though in different ways. Devanahalli is built around the airport and the KIADB Hi-Tech, Defence and Aerospace Park, while Hoskote runs on automobile plants, logistics parks and manufacturing in its own KIADB area.
An orbital road between them lets freight and workers move across the northern and eastern belts without entering the city, which is exactly what the STRR was built for.
| Point | Devanahalli | Hoskote |
| Position | North-east, on NH-44 | East, on the Chennai and Hyderabad routes |
| Main industry | Aerospace, defence, electronics | Automobiles, logistics, manufacturing |
| Airport | 20 km from Prestige Parklane | About 35 to 40 km |
| Ring road | STRR passes 2 km from the project | At the eastern end of the STRR |
| Metro | Doddajala station under construction | Not on the airport line |
| Destination | Distance | Drive time |
| Satellite Town Ring Road (NH 648) | 2 km | 2 minutes |
| Devanahalli town | 8.7 km | 13 minutes |
| Kempegowda International Airport | 20 km | 25 to 30 minutes |
| ITPB, Whitefield | 39.4 km | About 1 hour |
| Bengaluru city centre (Majestic) | 45 km | 1 hour 25 minutes |
Hoskote offers the lower entry price, with reported rates of about ₹5,000 to ₹15,000 per sq ft in 2026, and it suits people working in the eastern industrial belt. Devanahalli costs more and carries the airport, the aerospace park and the coming metro, which suits frequent flyers and anyone employed on the northern corridor.
Whitefield sits between them in a sense, about 28 km from Hoskote and 39.4 km from Prestige Parklane, so neither corridor is a natural choice for a daily Whitefield commute.
The STRR is what makes these two towns neighbours in practice, and Prestige Parklane sits 2 km from it on the Devanahalli side. That gives residents the eastern industrial belt in one direction and the airport 20 km away in the other.
For anyone weighing the two corridors, the road is the shared asset and the airport is the difference.
By the Satellite Town Ring Road, NH 648, which runs between the two towns and continues west towards Doddaballapur and Dobbaspet.
They sit roughly 21 km apart in a straight line, with the road journey longer because the ring road curves around the city. Check a map app for the current drive time.
Yes, BMTC route 298-P runs between them, with stops at Channahalli and Haraluru Gate near Prestige Parklane.
The ring road passes 2 km from the project, roughly two minutes by car.
Hoskote offers lower entry prices and industrial employment, while Devanahalli carries the airport, the aerospace park and the metro. Choose on where you work and how long you plan to hold.
Roughly 35 to 40 km, against 20 km from Prestige Parklane in the Devanahalli aerospace park.
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