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Delhi Metro Map

Interactive map of all 9 lines and 250+ stations · Updated 2026

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Delhi Metro Route Map 2026

The Delhi Metro map above shows the complete DMRC network as of 2026 — all 9 colour-coded lines, 250+ stations, and key interchange points where you can switch lines. It covers Delhi, Gurgaon (Millennium City Centre), Noida (Electronic City), Ghaziabad, Faridabad (Ballabhgarh), and Bahadurgarh.

Zoom in to see individual stations, or tap any interchange marker to see which lines connect there. The map is interactive — pinch to zoom on mobile, or use the +/- controls on desktop for a high-resolution view of any section.

Lines on the Delhi Metro map

Red Line — Rithala to Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda). 29 stations, 34.7 km. Runs elevated through North and East Delhi.
Yellow Line — Samaypur Badli to Millennium City Centre Gurugram. 37 stations, 49 km. The main north-south spine.
Blue Line — Dwarka Sec 21 to Noida Electronic City / Vaishali. 50 stations, 56.6 km. Busiest line, splits at Yamuna Bank.
Green Line — Inderlok to Brigadier Hoshiar Singh. 21 stations, 29 km. Serves West Delhi via Mundka.
Violet Line — Kashmere Gate to Ballabhgarh. 34 stations, 47 km. Central Delhi down to Faridabad.
Pink Line — Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar. 38 stations, 59.6 km. Longest line, semi-circular ring around Delhi.
Magenta Line — Janakpuri West to Botanical Garden. 25 stations, 38.2 km. Connects South Delhi to Noida via IGI T1.
Airport Express — New Delhi to Dwarka Sec 21. 6 stations, 22.7 km. Express service to IGI Airport in 20 min.

Key interchange stations

These are the major interchange stations where multiple metro lines meet:

  • Kashmere Gate — Red, Yellow, Violet (3 lines)
  • Rajiv Chowk — Yellow, Blue (busiest station in India)
  • Central Secretariat — Yellow, Violet
  • Hauz Khas — Yellow, Magenta (deepest station)
  • Botanical Garden — Blue, Magenta
  • Azadpur — Yellow, Pink
  • Dilli Haat - INA — Yellow, Pink
  • Netaji Subhash Place — Red, Pink
  • Welcome — Red, Pink
  • Inderlok — Red, Green
  • New Delhi — Yellow, Airport Express
  • Janakpuri West — Blue, Magenta

Frequently asked questions

How many lines are on the Delhi Metro map?
The Delhi Metro map has 9 colour-coded lines: Red, Yellow, Blue, Green, Violet, Pink, Magenta, Grey, and Airport Express. Together they cover nearly 390 km and over 250 stations across Delhi-NCR including Gurgaon, Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad, and Bahadurgarh.
Where can I get an HD Delhi Metro map?
The interactive map above is the best way to see Delhi Metro in high resolution — zoom in to any area for full detail. On mobile, pinch to zoom. On desktop, use the +/- buttons or scroll wheel. You can also visit the official DMRC website for a downloadable PDF map.
How do I find my route on the metro map?
Use our Metro Route Planner — enter your source and destination stations and it will show you the exact route, number of interchanges, fare, and travel time. Much easier than tracing lines on the map!
Does the map show the Delhi Metro Phase 4 lines?
This map shows currently operational lines only. Phase 4 corridors (Golden Line: Aerocity–Tughlakabad, Pink Line extension: Majlis Park–Maujpur, Magenta Line extension: Janakpuri West–Sadar Bazar) are under construction. We'll add them as they open.
What is the difference between the Delhi Metro map and DMRC route map?
They're the same thing. "Delhi Metro map", "DMRC map", "DMRC route map", and "metro rail map" all refer to the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation's network map showing all operational lines and stations. This page shows the complete network on an interactive geographic map.
Which is the busiest station on the Delhi Metro map?
Rajiv Chowk (Yellow + Blue Line interchange) is the busiest station, handling over 5 lakh passengers daily. It's located at Connaught Place in central Delhi. Kashmere Gate (3-line interchange: Red, Yellow, Violet) is the second busiest.
How do I reach the airport from the metro map?
Look for the orange Airport Express line on the map — it runs from New Delhi station to Dwarka Sec 21, stopping at IGI Airport. For Terminal 1, use the Magenta Line (purple-pink) to the "Terminal 1 – IGI Airport" station. The Airport Express takes ~20 minutes from New Delhi.

Popular metro routes

Plan these commonly searched routes directly:

Rajiv Chowk → Hauz Khas New Delhi → Dwarka Sec 21 Kashmere Gate → Rajiv Chowk Anand Vihar → New Delhi Chandni Chowk → New Delhi Noida Electronic City → Rajiv Chowk

How to read the Delhi Metro map

Each colour on the map represents a different metro line. To plan a journey:

  1. Find your starting station on the map (use zoom or the colour to identify the line)
  2. Find your destination station — if it's on the same coloured line, you can travel directly
  3. If the stations are on different lines, look for interchange stations (marked with white circles) where the lines cross
  4. Change trains at the interchange and continue on the new line to your destination

Or skip the map entirely — use our route planner to get exact step-by-step directions, fare, and travel time between any two stations.