Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC)

Delhi Metro – Lines, Stations, Fares & Timings

Delhi Metro links Delhi with Gurugram, Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad and Bahadurgarh. Use this guide for every line and station, the current fare chart and a route finder that shows fare, time and where to change lines.

1Lines
₹11 – ₹64Fares
155370Helpline
December 2002Opened

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Terminals & interchanges:RithalaShaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda)

Delhi Metro overview

Delhi Metro links Delhi with Gurugram, Noida, Ghaziabad, Faridabad and Bahadurgarh. Use this guide for every line and station, the current fare chart and a route finder that shows fare, time and where to change lines.

Popular journeys: fare & time

JourneyTokenSmart cardTimeStopsChange
Dilshad Garden → Kashmere Gate ₹32 ₹28.8 17 min 7 Direct
Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) → Kashmere Gate ₹43 ₹38.7 34 min 15 Direct
Rithala → Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) ₹64 ₹57.6 1 h 1 min 28 Direct
Rithala → Kashmere Gate ₹43 ₹38.7 27 min 13 Direct
Netaji Subhash Place → Kashmere Gate ₹32 ₹28.8 17 min 8 Direct

Need another trip? Use the route finder above for any two stations.

Delhi Metro fare chart

DistanceToken / QRSmart cardSundays & national holidays
Up to 2 km ₹11 ₹9.9 ₹11
2–5 km ₹21 ₹18.9 ₹11
5–12 km ₹32 ₹28.8 ₹21
12–21 km ₹43 ₹38.7 ₹32
21–32 km ₹54 ₹48.6 ₹43
Over 32 km ₹64 ₹57.6 ₹54
10% offwith a smart card or QR on every journey
Cheaper on Sundaysand national holidays, for most distances
Distance-basedfare is set by the shortest route between your two stations

Fares are distance-based. Smart card and QR users save about 10% on every trip. Airport Express Line fares are different.

Fares last checked: DMRC fare revision of 25 August 2025 (confirm on delhimetrorail.com). Always confirm at the station.

Tickets & cards

Token / QR ticket

Single-journey ticket for one trip. Buy at the counter, ticket machines or as a QR code on the DMRC Momentum app or WhatsApp.

Smart card

Rechargeable card with a refundable deposit. Gives about 10% off every journey and lets you skip ticket queues.

Tourist card

Unlimited travel for one or three days, useful for sightseeing (Airport Express not included).

Rules: what you can and can't do

i Good to know

  • Keep your token or card until you exit; you need it at the exit gate.
  • Ladies-only coaches are marked in pink; one coach is usually reserved at the front of the train.
  • Carry only allowed luggage sizes; very large bags may be refused at security.

History, facts & what's next

Delhi Metro began with an 8.35 km stretch of the Red Line between Shahdara and Tis Hazari in December 2002. It has grown phase by phase into one of the largest metro networks in Asia, with new lines and extensions still under construction.

Quick facts

  • The first section, Shahdara to Tis Hazari on the Red Line, opened on 25 December 2002.
  • The network crosses into Haryana and Uttar Pradesh, serving Gurugram, Faridabad, Noida and Ghaziabad.
  • Fares were revised on 25 August 2025, the first change since 2017.

Delhi Metro FAQs

How many lines does Delhi Metro have?
Delhi Metro has 1 lines: Red Line.
How many stations are there in Delhi Metro?
Our guide lists 29 Delhi Metro stations. Open any station for gates, timings and nearby places.
What is the minimum and maximum fare in Delhi Metro?
Fares depend on distance, from ₹11 to ₹64. Smart card users get about 10% off.

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Updated 7 Nov 2026 · Information can change; check with DMRC before you travel.