Delhi Metro: lines, stations, map and timings
Every Delhi metro line, Namo Bharat line and local train line, with stations, maps, timings, fares and connections.
Network map
Drawn from our station data, so it redraws itself when a station opens. Tap a line to open it, or enlarge the map to zoom in and see every station.
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Metro lines
Namo Bharat (regional rapid rail) 1
Local train lines 1
Station pages with platforms, exits, facilities and links to the metro. For live train times, use the railway's own apps.
Popular routes
- New Delhi→IGI Airport4 stops · ~8 minAirport Express Direct
- Rajiv Chowk→Qutab Minar12 stops · ~25 minYellow Line Direct
- Rajiv Chowk→Akshardham6 stops · ~10 minBlue Line Direct
- Kashmere Gate→Lal Qila1 stop · ~2 minViolet Line Direct
- Dwarka Sector 21→Noida Electronic City27 stops · ~1 hr 5 minAirport Express→Yellow Line→Blue Line 2 changes
- Janakpuri West→Botanical Garden24 stops · ~50 minMagenta Line Direct
- Rajiv Chowk→Sikanderpur18 stops · ~35 minYellow Line Direct
- New Delhi→Anand Vihar11 stops · ~25 minYellow Line→Blue Line 1 change
Nearest station to…
- Anand Vihar TerminalAnand Vihar · 130 m
- Connaught PlaceRajiv Chowk · 40 m
- Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway StationSarai Kale Khan - Nizamuddin · 300 m
- Humayun's TombSarai Kale Khan - Nizamuddin · 820 m
- India GateKhan Market · 1.2 km
- Indira Gandhi International AirportSadar Bazar Cantonment · 950 m
- Jama MasjidJama Masjid · 420 m
- Lotus TempleKalkaji Mandir · 360 m
Did you know?
Delhi Metro's Red Line was the first to run on India's own Automatic Train Supervision system, built by DMRC with Bharat Electronics.
Red Line (Line 1)Source: Press Information Bureau, Government of India · checked 29 Oct 2026
India's first driverless train operations began on Delhi Metro's Magenta Line on 28 December 2020, between Janakpuri West and Botanical Garden.
Magenta Line (Line 8)Source: Prime Minister's Office, Government of India · checked 29 Oct 2026
Namo Bharat is India's first Regional Rapid Transit System, with trains designed for 180 km/h.
Delhi–Meerut Namo BharatSource: Prime Minister's Office, Government of India · checked 29 Oct 2026
Namo Bharat's signalling was the world's first to combine ETCS Level 2 with a hybrid Level 3 system over an LTE radio network.
Delhi–Meerut Namo BharatSource: Press Information Bureau, Government of India · checked 29 Oct 2026