Your route
2 interchanges · follow the steps below
New Delhi
Interchange
Orange Line → Yellow Line
Towards Huda City Centre
Kashmere Gate
Interchange
Yellow Line → Red Line
Towards Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda)
Show 6 stops in between
Total stations: 17
Step-by-step
Step-by-step directions
1
Board at IGI Airport
Enter via Gate 1. Take the Orange Line towards Dwarka Sector - 21. Trains run every 3–5 minutes.
2
Change at New Delhi
Get down and board the Yellow Line towards Huda City Centre. Allow ~3 minutes for the interchange.
3
Change at Kashmere Gate
Get down and board the Red Line towards Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda). Allow ~3 minutes for the interchange.
4
Arrive at Keshav Puram
Exit through the gate closest to your destination (see exit gates below). Total journey time: 36 minutes.
Exit gates
Exit gates
Pick the right exit to save a walk
Keshav Puram (your exit)
Gate 1
Lawerence Road
Gate 2
Nanak Kunj, Keshav Puram, DDA Shopping Complex.
Gate 3
Parking
Gate 4
Ashok Vihar
Timings & fare
Timings & fare
First & last train (Orange Line)
First train 5:00 AM
Last train 11:30 PM
Frequency 3–5 min
First & last train (Yellow Line)
First train 5:00 AM
Last train 11:30 PM
Frequency 3–5 min
First & last train (Red Line)
First train 5:00 AM
Last train 11:30 PM
Frequency 3–5 min
Fare (one way)
Token / UPI ₹50
Smart Card
₹44
save 12%
Distance 16.6 km
FAQs
Which metro line do I take?
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This route uses Orange Line, Yellow Line, Red Line. Follow the route map and step-by-step directions for where to change lines.
How many interchanges are required?
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You need 2 interchanges on this route. Check the journey steps for where to change.
What's the total fare?
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₹50 by token/UPI, or ₹44 with a Smart Card.
How many stations will I cross?
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15 stations in total: IGI Airport, Delhi Aerocity, Dhaula Kuan, Shivaji Stadium, New Delhi, Chawri Bazar, Chandni Chowk, Kashmere Gate, Tis Hazari, Pul Bangash, Pratap Nagar, Shastri Nagar, Inderlok, Kanhaiya Nagar, Keshav Puram.
Which gates should I use?
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Board via Gate 1 at IGI Airport. At Keshav Puram, Gates 1 / 2 are the most useful exits.
Step-by-step directions
1
Board at IGI Airport
Enter via Gate 1. Take the Orange Line towards Dwarka Sector - 21. Trains run every 3–5 minutes.
2
Change at New Delhi
Get down and board the Yellow Line towards Huda City Centre. Allow ~3 minutes for the interchange.
3
Change at Kashmere Gate
Get down and board the Red Line towards Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda). Allow ~3 minutes for the interchange.
4
Arrive at Keshav Puram
Exit through the gate closest to your destination (see exit gates below). Total journey time: 36 minutes.
Exit gates
Pick the right exit to save a walk
Keshav Puram (your exit)
Gate 1
Lawerence Road
Gate 2
Nanak Kunj, Keshav Puram, DDA Shopping Complex.
Gate 3
Parking
Gate 4
Ashok Vihar
Timings & fare
First & last train (Orange Line)
First train 5:00 AM
Last train 11:30 PM
Frequency 3–5 min
First & last train (Yellow Line)
First train 5:00 AM
Last train 11:30 PM
Frequency 3–5 min
First & last train (Red Line)
First train 5:00 AM
Last train 11:30 PM
Frequency 3–5 min
Fare (one way)
Token / UPI ₹50
Smart Card
₹44
save 12%
Distance 16.6 km
Route summary
IGI Airport to Keshav Puram is a 16.6 km journey taking about 36 minutes across 14 stations with 2 interchange(s). Smart Card users pay ₹44 instead of ₹50.
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Frequently asked questions
Which metro line do I take?
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This route uses Orange Line, Yellow Line, Red Line. Follow the route map and step-by-step directions for where to change lines.
How many interchanges are required?
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You need 2 interchanges on this route. Check the journey steps for where to change.
What's the total fare?
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₹50 by token/UPI, or ₹44 with a Smart Card.
How many stations will I cross?
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15 stations in total: IGI Airport, Delhi Aerocity, Dhaula Kuan, Shivaji Stadium, New Delhi, Chawri Bazar, Chandni Chowk, Kashmere Gate, Tis Hazari, Pul Bangash, Pratap Nagar, Shastri Nagar, Inderlok, Kanhaiya Nagar, Keshav Puram.
Which gates should I use?
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Board via Gate 1 at IGI Airport. At Keshav Puram, Gates 1 / 2 are the most useful exits.