Delhi Metro Routes: Routes, Map, Parking, Station List and Nearby Localities to Live in 2025

Imagine waking up in Delhi, bustling with life – street vendors calling out, colourful markets, and a city that never rests. As the sun rises over iconic landmarks like the Red Fort, a new day begins in Delhi. In this lively chaos, the Delhi Metro isn't just a train system; it's the heartbeat connecting the city. More than just a way to get around, it's like veins crisscrossing Delhi, ensuring it functions seamlessly.

Metro Rail Delhi: A Quick Information

The Delhi Metro is India’s largest and busiest metro rail system. It connects Delhi with neighbouring cities like Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurgaon, Faridabad, and Bahadurgarh. 

Information	Details
Metro name	Delhi metro
Owner	Delhi Metro Rail Corporation
Operator	Delhi Metro Rail Corporation
Locale	National Capital Region (NCR)
Total lines	10
Total stations	289
Total length	395 km
Website	https://www.delhimetrorail.com/
Opened date	24 December 2002
Type of transit	Rapid
Interchanges	Noida Metro, Rapid Metro Gurgaon
Number of depots	15

Delhi Metro Route Map

The Delhi Metro is the backbone of public transportation in the National Capital Region. With a total Delhi Metro length of over 390 kilometres, it ranks among the third-longest metro networks in the world. Here is the Delhi metro station map: 

Delhi Metro Overview: A Journey Through Time and Tracks

Delhi Metro, the lifeline of the capital, emerged onto the scene on December 24, 2002, marking the beginning of a transformative era in the city's transportation landscape. Let's embark on a journey, tracing the initial lines that laid the foundation for the extensive network we see today.

• Founding the Lifeline (2002): The inaugural Red Line (Line 1) connected Shahdara to Tis Hazari, beginning the dawn of a new era in Delhi's commuting history. The excitement was palpable as people boarded the sleek trains, unknowingly setting the stage for a sprawling metro network.
• Colouring the City (2002-2010): In the subsequent years, the city's map started to resemble a vibrant mosaic as new lines crisscrossed its expanse. Yellow, Blue, Green – each colour denotes a new route, a new connection. The metro wasn't merely a mode of transport; it was a symbol of Delhi's dynamic growth.

Delhi Metro: Connecting NCR

As the city expanded, so did the reach of the Delhi Metro.

• From City to Region (2010 Onwards): Breaking geographical barriers, the metro extended its arms to embrace the entire National Capital Region (NCR). Noida, Gurgaon, Ghaziabad and Faridabad – these once-distant areas became seamlessly connected, fostering a sense of unity across the urban landscape.
• Airport Express (2011): In 2011, the Airport Express Line took off, revolutionising travel to and from the airport. Swift, comfortable, and efficient – it became the preferred choice for many jet-setters.
• Rapid Metro (2013): The story didn't stop there. Rapid Metro Gurugram joined the narrative, catering specifically to the bustling Cyber City. It wasn't just about reaching a destination; it was about making the journey smoother and more enjoyable.

Delhi Metro: Current Operational Lines

As of 2025, Delhi Metro stands as a network of diverse lines, each with its unique colour and purpose.

• Red Line (Line 1): Rithala to Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda)
• Yellow Line (Line 2): Samaypur Badli to Millennium City Centre Gurugram
• Blue Line (Line 3): Noida Electronic City to Dwarka Sector 21
• Blue Line (Line 4): Vaishali to Yamuna Bank
• Green Line (Line 5): Brigadier Hoshiar Singh to Indraprastha/Delhi Airport
• Violet Line (Line 6): Raja Nahar Singh (Ballabhgarh) to Kashmere Gate
• Pink Line (Line 7): Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar
• Magenta Line (Line 8): Janakpuri West to Botanical Garden
• Grey Line (Line 9): Dhansa Bus Stand Dwarka to Bahadurgarh City Park
• Orange Line (Airport Express): New Delhi to Dwarka Sector 25

Delhi Metro Fares and Operational Timings

Delhi Metro follows a dynamic fare system, where the fare is determined based on the distance travelled. The minimum fare is ₹20, and the maximum fare is ₹60. The fare details for different trip cards are as follows:

Delhi Metro Fare Structure

Type of Ticket	From/To	Fare (INR)
Single Journey Token	New Delhi to Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector 25	₹70
Single Journey Token	New Delhi to any other station	₹10 - ₹60
Single Journey Token	Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector 25 to any other station	₹30 - ₹70
10 Trip Card (valid for 15 days)	New Delhi to Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector 25	₹600
10 Trip Card (valid for 15 days)	New Delhi to any other station	₹150 - ₹460
10 Trip Card (valid for 15 days)	Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector 25 to any other station	₹250 - ₹550
30 Trip Card (valid for 1 Calendar Month)	New Delhi to Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector 25	₹1850
30 Trip Card (valid for 1 Calendar Month)	New Delhi to any other station	₹350 - ₹1600
30 Trip Card (valid for 1 Calendar Month)	Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector 25 to any other station	₹750 - ₹1850

Delhi Metro Timings

Day	First Train	Last Train
Monday to Saturday	5:00 AM	Around 11:00 PM
Sunday	5:30 AM	Around 11:00 PM

Please note that operational timings may vary for each line. For the most accurate and up-to-date information on fares and operational timings, it's advisable to check the official Delhi Metro website or app.

Delhi Metro Red Line (Line 1): Rithala Shahid Sthal (New Bus Adda) to Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda)

Delhi Metro Red Line's first stretch opened in December 2002. This rapid transit is the third most-used metro line. Below is the map for the Red Line: 

Station List (North to South)

Station	Interchange
Rithala Shahid Sthal (New Bus Adda)	No
Rithala	No
Rohini West	No
Rohini East	No
Tis Hazari	Yes (Yellow Line)
Jahangirpuri	No
Model Town	No
GT Karnal Road	No
Azadpur	No
Pitampura	No
Shastri Nagar	No
Kashmere Gate (Interchange with Yellow Line)	Yes (Yellow Line)
Patel Nagar	Yes (Green Line)
Rajendra Place	No
Karol Bagh	No
Jhandewalan	No
RK Ashram Marg	No
Barakhamba Road	Yes (Blue Line)
New Delhi (Interchange with Airport Express, Yellow Line, and Magenta Line)	Yes (Orange Line, Yellow Line, Magenta Line)
Chandni Chowk	Yes (Yellow Line)
Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda)	No

South to North

The station order remains the same when travelling from south to north, but the direction names change accordingly. For example, Chandni Chowk becomes the first station, and Rithala Shahid Sthal (New Bus Adda) becomes the last.

Interchanges

• Kashmere Gate: Yellow Line (Line 2)
• New Delhi: Airport Express (Orange Line), Yellow Line (Line 2), and Magenta Line (Line 8)

Delhi Metro Red Line: Additional Information

• The Red Line is the oldest and busiest line of the Delhi Metro.
• It covers a distance of approximately 34.55 km (21.47 miles).
• Trains run at a frequency of 3-5 minutes during peak hours and 5-15 minutes during off-peak hours.
• Travel time between Rithala Shahid Sthal (New Bus Adda) and Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) is approximately 60 minutes.

Delhi Metro Yellow Line (Line 2): Samaypur Badli to Millennium City Centre Gurugram

Delhi Metro Yellow Line is one of the busiest and most crucial corridors in the entire network. It connects the northern and southern parts of the city and covers major areas like Kashmere Gate, New Delhi Railway Station, Rajiv Chowk, Central Secretariat, AIIMS, and Saket. And this line is the first underground line to open on the Delhi Metro network.

Station List (North to South)

Station	Interchange
Samaypur Badli	No
Hitesh Nagar	No
Azadpur	No
Model Town	No
GT Karnal Road	No
Vishwavidyalaya	No
Iffco Chowk	No
Pitampura	No
Shalimar Bagh	No
Shastri Nagar	No
Kashmere Gate (Interchange with Red Line)	Yes (Red Line)
Rajiv Chowk	Yes (Blue Line)
Patel Nagar	Yes (Green Line)
Rajendra Place	No
Karol Bagh	No
Jhandewalan	No
RK Ashram Marg	No
Barakhamba Road	Yes (Blue Line)
HUDA City Centre	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Sikanderpur	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Gurgaon	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Iffco Chowk	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
MG Road	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Sikanderpur Metro Station (Interchange with Rapid Metro)	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Delhi Cantt	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Gurgaon HUDA City Centre	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Sultanpur	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Gurugram Rapid Metro (Interchange with Rapid Metro)	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Cyber City	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
HUDA City Centre	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Behrampur	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Arjun Nagar	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Sikanderpur Metro Station (Interchange with Rapid Metro)	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Gurugram Rapid Metro (Interchange with Rapid Metro)	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Gurugram HUDA City Centre	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Sector 45 Rapid Metro (Interchange with Rapid Metro)	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Sector 51 HUDA City Centre	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Iffco Chowk	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
MG Road	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Sikanderpur Station	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Delhi Cantt	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Gurgaon	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Micromax Chowk	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Golf Course Road	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Rajiv Chowk	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Udyog Nagar	No
HUDA City Centre	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Sikanderpur Metro Station (Interchange with Rapid Metro)	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Gurugram Rapid Metro (Interchange with Rapid Metro)	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Gurugram HUDA City Centre	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Sector 45 Rapid Metro (Interchange with Rapid Metro)	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Sector 56 Rapid Metro (Interchange with Rapid Metro)	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)
Millennium City Centre	Yes (Rapid Metro Gurugram)

South to North

The station order remains the same when travelling from south to north, but the direction names change accordingly. For example, Millennium City Centre becomes the first station, and Samaypur Badli becomes the last.

Interchanges

• Kashmere Gate: Red Line (Line 1)
• Sikanderpur Metro Station: Gurugram Rapid Metro
• Delhi Cantt: Rapid Metro
• Gurugram Rapid Metro: Rapid Metro
• Sector 45 Rapid Metro: Rapid Metro
• Sector 51 HUDA City Centre: Rapid Metro
• Sikanderpur Metro Station: Rapid Metro
• Gurugram Rapid Metro: Rapid Metro

Delhi Metro Yellow Line: Additional Information

• The Yellow Line is the second oldest and longest line of the Delhi Metro.
• It covers a distance of approximately 49.02 km (30.46 miles).
• Trains run at a frequency of 3-5 minutes during peak hours and 5-15 minutes during off-peak hours.
• Travel time between Samaypur Badli and Millennium City Centre is approximately 69 minutes.
• The line connects Delhi with the city of Gurugram in Haryana.

Delhi Metro: Blue Line (Line 3): Noida Electronic City to Dwarka Sector 21

The Blue Line Delhi Metro is one of the city's longest lines, serving the east-west corridor. It stretches from Dwarka Sector 21 in West Delhi to Noida City Centre and Vaishali in the east through a branch line, connecting major residential, commercial, and institutional areas across the National Capital Region.

Station List

Station	Interchange
Noida Electronic City	No
Knowledge Park II	No
Greater Noida	No
Pari Chowk	No
Noida Sector 18	No
Noida Sector 16	No
Noida City Centre	No
Noida Sector 15	No
Noida Golf Course	No
Okhla Vihar	No
Jasola Vihar Shaheen Bagh	No
Kalkaji Mandir	No
Nehru Place	No
Lajpat Nagar	No
Moolchand	No
Saket	No
Pushpanjali	No
Malviya Nagar	No
Hauz Khas	No
Green Park	No
Delhi Public School	No
Patel Nagar	No
Rajendra Place	No
Karol Bagh	No
Jhandewalan	No
RK Ashram Marg	No
Barakhamba Road	Yes (Blue Line - Branch 1)
New Delhi (Interchange with Yellow Line, Airport Express, and Magenta Line)	Yes (Yellow Line, Airport Express, Magenta Line)
Rajiv Chowk	Yes (Blue Line - Branch 1)
Kashmere Gate (Interchange with Red Line)	Yes (Red Line)
Yamuna Bank	Yes (Blue Line - Branch 1)
Akshardham	Yes (Blue Line - Branch 1)
Mayur Vihar Phase 1	Yes (Blue Line - Branch 1)
Dwarka Sector 21	Yes (Blue Line - Branch 1)

Travel Time and Frequency

• Travel time between Noida Electronic City and Dwarka Sector 21 is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes to 2 hours, depending on the trains you take.
• Train frequency on this branch is generally good, with trains arriving every 3-5 minutes during peak hours and 5-15 minutes during off-peak hours.

Delhi Metro: Blue Line: Additional Information

• You can purchase tickets from ticket counters at stations or through the official Delhi Metro app.
• Be aware of peak hours (7:00 AM to 10:00 AM and 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM) when crowds can be heavy.
• Consider your destination within Dwarka Sector 21 as there might be additional travel required through local buses or other transportation options.
• Consider your destination within Dwarka Sector 21, as additional travel might be required through local buses or other transportation options.

Delhi Metro Blue Line (Line 4): Vaishali to Yamuna Bank

Station List

Station	Interchange
Vaishali	No
Anand Vihar	Yes (Blue Line - Branch 1)
Karkar Duma	Yes (Blue Line - Branch 1)
Preet Vihar	Yes (Blue Line - Branch 1)
Nirman Vihar	Yes (Blue Line - Branch 1)
Laxmi Nagar	Yes (Blue Line - Branch 1)
Yamuna Bank	Yes (Blue Line - Branch 3 and Magenta Line)

Travel Time and Frequency

• Travel time between Vaishali and Yamuna Bank is approximately 13 minutes.
• Trains run at a frequency of 3-5 minutes during peak hours and 5-15 minutes during off-peak hours.

Delhi Metro Blue Line 4: Additional Information:

• This line is a relatively short branch of the Blue Line, primarily connecting Vaishali and Ghaziabad to the main Blue Line network at Yamuna Bank.
• At Yamuna Bank, you can transfer to other branches of the Blue Line (Noida Electronic City to Dwarka Sector 21 and Noida Sector -16 to Yamuna Bank) or the Magenta Line.
• Consider purchasing a single journey token or a travel card for your journey, depending on your travel frequency.

Delhi Metro Green Line (Line 5): Brigadier Hoshiar Singh to Inderlok

The Delhi Metro Green Line is a key corridor connecting the western parts of Delhi to the rest of the city. It runs from Inderlok to Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh (Bahadurgarh), passing through important residential and industrial areas such as Punjabi Bagh, Nangloi, and Mundka.

Phase 3 Extension

Station

Brigadier Hoshiar Singh

Tikri Border

Tikri Kalan

Ghevra

Mundka Industrial Area

Phase 2

Station

Mundka

Najafgarh

Matiala

Dwarka

Nangloi

Janakpuri West

Delhi Cantonment

Shivaji Park

Ramesh Nagar

Moti Nagar

Rajendra Place

Patel Nagar

Kirti Nagar

Ashram

I P Extension

Punjabi Bagh West

Punjabi Bagh East

Ashok Park Main

Sikandarpur

Sultanpur

Malviya Nagar

Green Park

Hauz Khas

AIIMS

Phase 1

Station

South Extension

Moolchand

Lajpat Nagar

Vinoba Puri

Jangpura

Akshardham

New Ashok Nagar

Mayur Vihar Phase-I

Patel Nagar

Supreme Court

Pragati Maidan

Inderlok

Travel Time and Frequency

• The Delhi Metro Green Line's distance from Brigadier Hoshiar Singh to Inderlok is 25.7 km, and it usually takes 1 hour and 6 minutes to travel there.
• The frequency of trains on the Green Line varies depending on the time of day. During peak hours, trains run every 2-3 minutes, and during off-peak hours, they run every 5-10 minutes.

Delhi Metro Green Line: Additional Information

• The Green Line was the first Delhi Metro line built on a standard gauge.
• The Kirti Nagar branch, opened in 2011, was the first metro line extension in Delhi.
• The line is elevated throughout its entire length.
• It covers several important areas of Delhi, including industrial zones, markets, and residential neighbourhoods.
• It is a popular choice for commuters due to its fast and reliable service.

Delhi Metro Violet Line (Line 6) - Travel Information: Raja Nahar Singh (Ballabhgarh) to Kashmere Gate

Delhi Metro Violet Line consists of 34 metro stations and connects the Kashmere Gate station in New Delhi with Raja Nahar Singh in Ballabhgarh via Faridabad. 

Stations

Station	Interchange
Raja Nahar Singh	No
Sant Surdas	No
Sihi	No
Escorts Mujesar	No
Bata Chowk	No
Neelam Chowk Ajronda	No
Old Faridabad	Yes (Violet Line - Extension)
Badkal Mor	No
Sector 28 Faridabad	No
Mewala Maharajpur	No
N.H.P.C. Chowk	No
Sarai	No
Badarpur Border	Yes (Magenta Line - Line 8)
Tughlakabad	Yes (Yellow Line - Line 2)
Okhla Vihar	Yes (Magenta Line - Line 8)
Jasola Apollo	Yes (Magenta Line - Line 8)
Nehru Place	Yes (Magenta Line - Line 8)
Kalkaji Mandir	Yes (Magenta Line - Line 8)
Govind Puri	Yes (Magenta Line - Line 8)
Lajpat Nagar	Yes (Pink Line - Line 7)
Munirka	Yes (Magenta Line - Line 8)
Delhi University	Yes (Pink Line - Line 7)
ITO	Yes (Pink Line - Line 7)
Kashmere Gate	Yes (Red Line - Line 1, Yellow Line - Line 2)

Travel Time and Frequency

• The travel time from Raja Nahar Singh to Kashmere Gate is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes. However, this can vary depending on factors like train frequency, stops, and passenger load.
• Trains on the Violet Line typically run every 5-10 minutes during peak hours and every 10-15 minutes during off-peak hours.

Delhi Metro Pink Line (Line 7): Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar

Pink Line Delhi Metro is one of the network's longest and most strategically important lines. It forms a semi-ring around the city, stretching from Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar. It connects major residential and commercial zones across North, West, and East Delhi. 

Stations

Station	Interchange
Majlis Park	No
Maujpur-Babarpur	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)
Gokulpuri	No
Johri Enclave	No
Shiv Vihar	No
Welcome	Yes (Red Line - Line 1)
Jafrabad	Yes (Red Line - Line 1)
Karkarduma	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)
Karkarduma Court	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)
Krishna Nagar	No
East Azad Nagar	No
Anand Vihar ISBT	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4, Vaishali to Yamuna Bank)
Mayur Vihar Phase-I	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)
Mayur Vihar Pocket-1	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)
Trilokpuri Sanjay Lake	No
Mandawali West Vinod Nagar	No
I.P. Extension	No
Akshardham	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)
New Ashok Nagar	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)
Patel Nagar	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)
Supreme Court	No
Pragati Maidan	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)
Inderlok	Yes (Green Line - Line 5)
INA	Yes (Yellow Line - Line 2)
South Extension	Yes (Yellow Line - Line 2)
Lajpat Nagar	Yes (Violet Line - Line 6)
Vinoba Puri	No
Ashram	Yes (Violet Line - Line 6)
Sarai Kale Khan - Nizamuddin	No
Durgabai Deshmukh South Campus	No
Sir M. Vithaldas College	No
Bhogal	No
Shalam Bagh	No
Azadpur	Yes (Yellow Line - Line 2)
Punjabi Bagh West	No
ESI Basaidarapur	No
Rajouri Garden	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)
Mayapuri	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)
Naraina Vihar	No
Delhi Cantt	Yes (Yellow Line - Line 2)
Shakurpur	No
Netaji Subhash Place	Yes (Yellow Line - Line 2)

Travel Time and Frequency

• The entire journey from Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar takes approximately 83 minutes.
• Trains run at a frequency of 5-10 minutes during peak hours and 10-15 minutes during off-peak hours.

Delhi Metro Magenta Line (Line 8): Janakpuri West to Botanical Garden

The Magenta Line Metro route is a modern, high-speed corridor in the Delhi Metro network, connecting Janakpuri West in West Delhi to Botanical Garden in Noida. This line is mostly underground and has 26 metro stations. 

Stations

Station	Interchange
Janakpuri West	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)
Dabri Mor	No
Dashrath Puri	No
Palam	No
Sadar Bazar Cantonment	No
Terminal 1-IGI Airport	No
Shankar Vihar (Restricted civilian entry)	No
Vasant Vihar	No
Munirka	No
R.K. Puram	No
IIT Delhi	No
Hauz Khas	Yes (Yellow Line - Line 2)
Panchsheel Park	No
Chirag Delhi	No
Greater Kailash	No
Nehru Enclave	No
Kalkaji Mandir	Yes (Violet Line - Line 6)
Okhla NSIC	No
Sukhdev Vihar	No
Jamia Millia Islamia	No
Okhla Vihar	No
Jasola Vihar Shaheen Bagh	No
Kalindi Kunj	No
Okhla Bird Sanctuary	No
Botanical Garden	Yes (Blue Line - Line 3/4)

Travel Time and Frequency

• The total travel time from Janakpuri West to Botanical Garden is approximately 1 hour 15 minutes.
• However, travel time can vary depending on several factors, such as train speed, stops, and passenger load.
• Trains on the Magenta Line typically run every 5-10 minutes during peak hours and every 10-15 minutes during off-peak hours.

Delhi Metro Grey Line (Line 9): Dhansa Bus Stand Dwarka to Bahadurgarh City Park

The Grey Line Delhi Metro is the shortest line in the entire Delhi Metro network, providing crucial last-mile connectivity in West Delhi. This line stretches from Dwarka to Dhansa Bus Stand and has four metro stations. 

Station List

• Dhansa Bus Stand Dwarka (Terminus)
• Nangli
• Najafgarh (Terminus)

Travel Time and Frequency

• It takes approximately 6 minutes to travel from Dwaraka to Dhansa Bus Stand on the Grey Line.
• Trains run very frequently on this short route, typically every 2-3 minutes during peak hours and every 5-10 minutes during off-peak hours.
• Please note that the Grey Line is a short line with only three stations.

Delhi Metro Orange Line (Airport Express): New Delhi to Dwarka Sector 25

The Orange Line Delhi Metro, also known as the Airport Express Line, is a premium corridor that connects New Delhi Railway Station to Dwarka Sector 21, with key stops at Shivaji Stadium, Dhaula Kuan, Delhi Aerocity, and IGI Airport Terminal 3. 

Stations

Stations	Interchange
New Delhi (Interchange with Yellow Line)
Shivaji Stadium
Dhaula Kuan (Interchange with Pink Line)	Through travelators
Delhi Aerocity
IGI Airport
Indira Gandhi International Airport Terminal-3
Dwarka Sector 21 (Interchange with Blue Line)
Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector 25 (Terminus)

Travel Time and Frequency

• Travel time: Approximately 21 minutes.
• Frequency: Trains run on the Airport Express Line every 3 minutes throughout the day, making it the most frequent line of the Delhi Metro.

Delhi Metro Orange Line: Additional Information

• The Orange Line is designed for fast travel, with trains reaching speeds of up to 120 km/h.
• The coaches are air-conditioned and have comfortable seating.
• Luggage racks are available for passengers with heavier baggage.
• Tickets for the Airport Express Line are slightly more expensive than other Delhi Metro lines.

Metro’s Impact on Delhi’s Urban Growth

The Delhi Metro has made a big difference in how the city looks and grows. Here's how it changed things:

• Easier to Go Around: The metro made it much easier for people to travel. Now, you can quickly reach different parts of the city without spending much time stuck in traffic.
• Fewer Traffic Jams: With more people using the metro, fewer cars are on the road. This has helped to ease the traffic jams and make the air cleaner.
• New Shops and Jobs: New shops and businesses have popped up around metro stations. This has created more jobs and made these areas busier and more exciting.
• Homes and Offices Everywhere: Places near metro stations have become more popular for living and working. This has led to more houses and offices being built in these areas.
• People from Everywhere: The metro has connected different parts of the city, bringing people together. It doesn't matter where you live – the metro makes it easy for everyone to move around.
• More Jobs Because of the Metro: Building and running the metro has created many jobs. From building the metro to running it every day, lots of people now have work because of it.
• Tourists Love It: Tourists find it easy to explore Delhi with the metro. This has brought more people to the city, helping businesses and making Delhi even more exciting.

Real Estate Boom Because of the Delhi Metro

Delhi Metro has played a crucial role in sparking a real estate boom in the city. Here's how the metro system has influenced the real estate sector:

• Proximity to Metro Stations: Areas around metro stations have become prime locations for real estate development. The convenience and accessibility offered by the metro have made these areas highly desirable for both residential and commercial purposes. As a result, property values in proximity to metro stations have surged.
• Increased Demand: The improved connectivity provided by the metro has increased the overall demand for properties near metro stations. Homebuyers and businesses are attracted to areas with easy access to public transportation, leading to a higher demand for real estate in these locations.
• Rise in Commercial Spaces: Metro stations have become hubs for commercial activities. The increased footfall around these stations has led to a surge in demand for commercial spaces, such as offices, retail outlets, and entertainment venues. Real estate developers have responded by constructing commercial complexes near metro stations to cater to this demand.
• Infrastructure Development: The development of the metro system often goes hand in hand with other infrastructure projects. Improved roads, better civic amenities, and enhanced urban planning in the vicinity of metro stations contribute to the overall attractiveness of these areas for real estate development.
• Higher Returns on Investment: Investors have recognised the potential for higher returns on investment in areas connected by the metro. The increased demand for properties in these locations has translated into a greater appreciation of real estate values over time.
• Urban Renewal: The construction of metro lines has sometimes led to urban renewal projects, transforming previously neglected or underdeveloped areas. These revitalised neighbourhoods attract real estate developers who see the potential for growth and profitability.
• Improved Connectivity to Job Hubs: Metro connectivity to major employment hubs has made areas around these hubs more appealing for real estate development. Commuters are willing to pay a premium for properties that offer easy access to their workplaces through the metro.
• Positive Perception: The presence of a metro station in an area positively influences its perception. Homebuyers and businesses often associate metro connectivity with modernisation, convenience, and a higher quality of life, leading to increased interest in real estate in these areas.

Areas That Experienced Real Estate Growth Due to the Delhi Metro

The real estate boom spurred by the Delhi Metro has influenced specific localities across the city. Here are some prominent areas that have experienced significant growth in real estate development due to their proximity to metro stations:

• Connaught Place: Connaught Place, the heart of Delhi, and its surrounding areas have witnessed increased demand for both commercial and residential properties. The metro's connectivity has added to the allure of this central business district.
• Saket: With a well-connected metro station, Saket has become a thriving locality for real estate. The combination of commercial spaces, shopping complexes, and residential developments has made it a sought-after area.
• Rohini: The metro development in Rohini has transformed it into a bustling residential and commercial hub. Accessibility to the metro has significantly boosted real estate activities in this North Delhi locality.
• Dwarka: Dwarka, with its planned sub-city model and metro connectivity, has become a preferred destination for homebuyers. The real estate market in Dwarka has flourished, offering a mix of residential apartments, commercial spaces, and recreational facilities.
• Noida: Noida, a neighbouring city in the National Capital Region (NCR), has experienced substantial real estate growth due to metro connectivity. Areas like Sector 18 and Sector 62 have become commercial hotspots, while residential sectors have seen increased demand.
• Gurgaon (Gurugram): The advent of the metro in Gurgaon has significantly impacted the city's real estate landscape. Cyber City and Golf Course Road, connected by the metro, have witnessed the development of high-end residential complexes and commercial spaces.
• Mayur Vihar: Mayur Vihar, with its well-connected metro station, has seen a surge in residential real estate. The area's proximity to educational institutions and commercial centres has contributed to its popularity among homebuyers.
• Lajpat Nagar: Lajpat Nagar, located in South Delhi, has experienced increased real estate activity due to metro connectivity. The commercial areas and residential pockets around the metro station have become prime locations for investment.
• Rajouri Garden: This West Delhi locality has seen a boost in real estate development, particularly around the metro station. The area's accessibility and commercial vibrancy have attracted businesses and residents alike.
• Vaishali (Ghaziabad): The metro extension to Vaishali in Ghaziabad has led to a surge in real estate demand. The area has become a popular choice for those seeking affordable housing options with convenient metro connectivity.

Latest News and Information About Delhi Metro 2025

Commuters can now purchase Delhi Metro tickets directly through the Rapido app. Rapido has partnered with DMRC and the Open Network for Digital Commerce (ONDC). This integration brings metro ticketing into the Rapido ecosystem, making ticket purchases as easy as booking a ride. DMRC has started installing steel railings across all 29 interchange stations to improve safety and crowd control. These barriers are designed to streamline passenger movement, prevent accidental falls onto the tracks, and help avoid service disruptions caused by dropped objects. 

On the expansion front, Delhi Metro is gearing up to add 44 new stations under Phase 4, with priority corridors expected to be operational by March 2026. Notable segments include:

• Magenta Line: Janakpuri West to Krishna Park Extension (opened January 5, 2025) economictimes.
• Pink Line extension: Majlis Park to Maujpur
• Golden corridor: Aerocity to Tughlakabad
• Green Line extension: Inderlok to Indraprastha

Estimates suggest the expanded network will cover roughly 112 km and include 44 stations across six corridors, boosting connectivity across Delhi-NCR.

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As the Delhi Metro continues to expand and connect various parts of the city, the ripple effect on real estate is undeniable. The convenience, accessibility, and improved connectivity provided by the Delhi Metro have made these localities highly sought after for both homebuyers and businesses. As the city continues to evolve, the Delhi Metro remains at the forefront of this transformation, contributing to a more interconnected, accessible, and vibrant urban environment. Explore the real estate opportunities near Delhi Metro stations with NoBroker and be a part of the ever-growing and dynamic landscape of India's capital city.

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