Generally, the Delhi Metro operates from 5:30 AM to 11:30 PM. On Sundays, services on some lines might start slightly later, around 8:00 AM. The first train usually departs around 5:30 AM from terminal stations, and the last train departs around 11:00 PM. Always check the official DMRC app for exact timings for your specific station.
The New Delhi metro station is directly connected to the New Delhi Railway Station. It's a major interchange for the Yellow Line and the Airport Express Line. For the Ajmeri Gate side, this station is ideal. For the Paharganj side, the Ramakrishna Ashram Marg station on the Blue Line is also a walkable option.
The fastest and most convenient way to reach Terminal 3 is by using the Airport Express Line (Orange Line). You can board this line from New Delhi station and get down at the IGI Airport (T-3) station, which is directly connected to the terminal.
For Terminal 1, the best option is the Terminal 1 - IGI Airport metro station on the Magenta Line. This provides direct access to the domestic terminal. The Airport Express Line does not stop at Terminal 1.
You can recharge your Delhi Metro Smart Card online through the official DMRC website (dmrcsmartcard.com) or popular apps like Paytm, PhonePe, etc. After an online recharge, you must tap your card at an Add Value Machine (AVM) at any metro station to update the balance.
No, the Delhi Metro (DMRC) card does not work on the Noida-Greater Noida Aqua Line (NMRC). They are separate systems. To travel on the Aqua Line, you need to buy a QR code ticket or use an NMRC-specific smart card. The interchange is between Delhi Metro's Sector 52 (Blue Line) and Noida Metro's Sector 51 stations.
Passengers are allowed to carry one bag or baggage weighing up to 15 kg. The dimensions should not exceed 60 cm (Length) x 45 cm (Width) x 25 cm (Height). Baggage scanners are present at all stations to check luggage before entry.
Using a Delhi Metro Smart Card gives you a 10% discount on each journey. Additionally, there is an extra 10% discount if you travel during off-peak hours (from start of service till 8 AM, from 12 PM to 5 PM, and from 9 PM till end of service) on weekdays.
The Rajiv Chowk metro station is located right in the heart of Connaught Place. It is one of the busiest interchange stations, connecting the Blue Line and the Yellow Line, making it easily accessible from all parts of Delhi.
A Token is for a single, one-way journey and is valid only on the day of purchase. A Smart Card is a rechargeable card that can be used for multiple journeys. Using a Smart Card is more convenient and provides a 10% discount on every trip.
The nearest metro station to the Red Fort is Lal Qila on the Violet Line. The station exit opens right in front of the Red Fort, making it the most convenient option for tourists.
Yes, the first coach in the moving direction of every train is reserved exclusively for women. Men are not allowed in this coach and can be fined if found travelling in it. This ensures a safer travel experience for female passengers.
Yes, DMRC has introduced QR code-based ticketing through mobile apps like Paytm and the DMRC Travel app. You can buy a mobile QR ticket, which can be scanned at the AFC gates to enter and exit the station, eliminating the need for tokens or cards.
Unfortunately, if you lose an anonymous smart card, the balance on it cannot be refunded or transferred as the card is not linked to an individual. However, if you have a personalized card with your photo and details, you can report it to DMRC customer care for further assistance.
The Hauz Khas metro station is the deepest station in the Delhi Metro network. Its platform is located at a depth of about 29 meters. It is a major interchange station connecting the Yellow Line and the Magenta Line.
Eating, drinking, smoking, and chewing gum are strictly prohibited inside the metro trains and on the platforms. Violating these rules can lead to a fine. This is done to maintain cleanliness and hygiene within the metro premises.
You need to take the Yellow Line from Millennium City Centre Gurugram (Huda City Centre) towards Samaypur Badli. Get down at Rajiv Chowk station. From Rajiv Chowk, change to the Blue Line train going towards Noida Electronic City and get down at your destination. The whole journey will require one interchange.
The nearest metro station to India Gate is Central Secretariat, which is an interchange station for the Yellow Line and Violet Line. From there, India Gate is about a 2 km walk or a short auto-rickshaw ride away.
These signs indicate the direction of the train. Every metro line has two terminal (end) stations. The signs show which terminal station the train is heading towards. Before boarding, you should know which terminal station is in your direction of travel to ensure you get on the correct train.