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Pink Line

Delhi Metro

45 stations 11 interchanges

The Pink Line is a 59.6 km semi-circular corridor with 38 stations, making it one of the longest single lines. It loops around Delhi from Majlis Park in the north, through West Delhi (Rajouri Garden), South Delhi (INA, Lajpat Nagar), East Delhi (Anand Vihar), and up to Shiv Vihar in Northeast Delhi. A second branch runs from Majlis Park through Burari to Maujpur–Babarpur.

Key highlights

  • Length: 59.6 km with 38 stations — semi-circular alignment
  • Two branches meeting at Majlis Park and Maujpur–Babarpur
  • Connects Rajouri Garden, INA, Lajpat Nagar, Anand Vihar, and Northeast Delhi
  • Interchange at Azadpur (Yellow), Netaji Subhash Place (Red), Rajouri Garden (Blue), Dilli Haat–INA (Yellow), Lajpat Nagar (Violet), Mayur Vihar-I (Blue), Anand Vihar (Blue), Karkarduma (Blue), Welcome (Red), Punjabi Bagh West (Green)
  • Newest line — completed in 2018, closing the ring around the city

Timetable & frequency

First trains from Majlis Park and Shiv Vihar at 5:00 AM. Last trains at 11:30 PM. Peak frequency of 4–5 minutes.

Service hours
5:00 AM – 11:30 PM
All days including weekends
Frequency
Peak hours 4–5 min
Off-peak 7–8 min
Morning peak: 8:00 – 10:00 AM Evening peak: 5:00 – 7:00 PM

Areas & landmarks served

The Pink Line's semi-circular route gives it the widest coverage of any single line. It connects Rajouri Garden (West Delhi shopping), ESI Hospital, Delhi Cantonment, South Campus (DU), Bhikaji Cama Place (offices), Sarojini Nagar (famous market), INA/Dilli Haat (food and crafts), Lajpat Nagar (shopping), Mayur Vihar (East Delhi residential), Anand Vihar (ISBT), and goes all the way to Northeast Delhi — Maujpur, Gokulpuri, and Shiv Vihar.

Bus connections along the Pink Line

Anand Vihar ISBT is a major bus interchange for interstate and city routes. Sarai Kale Khan–Nizamuddin connects to the railway station and ISBT. Dilli Haat–INA has good bus connectivity to South Delhi. Rajouri Garden connects to West Delhi buses. The Northeast Delhi stations (Maujpur, Gokulpuri, Shiv Vihar) provide metro access to areas previously dependent solely on buses.

Travel tips

The Pink Line is great for avoiding interchanges — because of its wide arc, you can often reach your destination directly without switching lines. Check if your origin and destination are both on the Pink Line before planning an interchange-heavy route. The Majlis Park–Maujpur branch via Burari is less frequent — confirm train timings at the platform.

Frequently asked questions

Is the Pink Line circular?
The Pink Line is semi-circular — it arcs around Delhi from Majlis Park to Shiv Vihar, with a second branch going through North Delhi via Burari.
How do I get from South Delhi to East Delhi on the Pink Line?
Board at any South Delhi Pink Line station (like Lajpat Nagar or INA) and travel eastward via Sarai Kale Khan to Anand Vihar and beyond.
Where does the Pink Line interchange with the Blue Line?
At Rajouri Garden, Mayur Vihar-I, Anand Vihar, and Karkarduma.