Delhi Metro Network Map

9 lines · 244 stations

Airport Express7 Blue Line57 Green Line24 Grey Line4 Magenta Line33 Pink Line46 Red Line29 Violet Line34 Yellow Line37

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Tap any station for its name. Track is drawn straight between stations, so a curving stretch looks straighter than it runs.

About the Delhi Metro Map

Every Delhi Metro line is drawn above at its real coordinates, with 244 stations across 9 lines, reaching Delhi, Noida, Gurugram, Faridabad, Ghaziabad, Bahadurgarh.

Zoom to separate stations in the dense central sections, and tap any one of them for its name and a link to its page. Branches are drawn in their parent line’s colour, because a rider stays on the same train through the junction.

Lines on the Map

Red Line — Rithala to Shaheed Sthal. 29 stations.
Yellow Line — Millennium City Centre Gurugram to Samaypur Badli. 37 stations.
Blue Line — Dwarka Sector 21 to Noida Electronic City. 57 stations, including a branch to Vaishali.
Green Line — Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh to Kirti Nagar. 24 stations, including a branch to Inderlok.
Violet Line — Kashmere Gate to Raja Nahar Singh. 34 stations.
Pink Line — Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar. 46 stations, including a branch to Yamuna Vihar.
Magenta Line — Krishna Park Extension to Botanical Garden. 33 stations, including a branch to Majlis Park.
Grey Line — Dhansa Bus Stand to Dwarka-Kakrola. 4 stations.
Airport Express — Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector - 25 to New Delhi. 7 stations.

Where Lines Meet

26 stations where you can change without leaving the network, most connected first.

Kashmere Gate

Red LineYellow LineViolet Line

Anand Vihar

Pink LineBlue Line

Azadpur

Yellow LinePink Line

Botanical Garden

Blue LineMagenta Line

Central Secretariat

Yellow LineViolet Line

Dilli Haat – INA

Yellow LinePink Line

Dwarka Sector 21

Blue LineAirport Express

Dwarka-Kakrola

Blue LineGrey Line

Haiderpur Badli Mor

Yellow LineMagenta Line

Hauz Khas

Yellow LineMagenta Line

Inderlok

Red LineGreen Line

Janakpuri West

Blue LineMagenta Line

Kalkaji Mandir

Violet LineMagenta Line

Karkarduma

Pink LineBlue Line

Kirti Nagar

Blue LineGreen Line

Lajpat Nagar

Violet LinePink Line

Madhuban Chowk

Red LineMagenta Line

Majlis Park

Pink LineMagenta Line

Mandi House

Blue LineViolet Line

Mayur Vihar-I

Blue LinePink Line

Netaji Subhash Place

Red LinePink Line

New Delhi

Yellow LineAirport Express

Punjabi Bagh West

Green LinePink Line

Rajiv Chowk

Yellow LineBlue Line

Rajouri Garden

Blue LinePink Line

Welcome

Red LinePink Line

How to Read the Map

Find your origin and destination. Each colour is one line, matching the legend above.
If both sit on the same colour, you can ride straight through without changing.
If they sit on different colours, find a station where those two colours meet — those are listed above — and change there.
Check which end of the line your train is heading for, since both directions use the same platform indicator.

Or skip the tracing: plan the route and get the changes, fare and travel time directly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many lines are on the Delhi Metro map?

The map shows 9 lines: Red Line, Yellow Line, Blue Line, Green Line, Violet Line, Pink Line, Magenta Line, Grey Line, Airport Express, covering 244 stations. Branches are drawn as part of their parent line, because a rider stays on the same train.

How do I find a route on the map?

Trace your origin and destination along their colours. If both sit on the same colour you can ride straight through; if not, look for a station where the two colours meet and change there. The planner does this for you and also gives the fare and travel time.

Where do lines meet on the Delhi Metro?

26 stations serve more than one line. They are listed below the map with the lines each one joins, and each links to its own page.

Are the station positions on the map exact?

Stations are placed at their real coordinates, so the map is geographic rather than the diagrammatic style an operator prints. Track is drawn as straight lines between consecutive stations, so a curving stretch looks straighter than it runs.

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