Whether it is the great historical significance of the Nizamuddin Dargah or the modern infrastructural developments and new job opportunities that arise in the area; huge numbers of local and international population have many reasons to travel to and from the Nizamuddin area in New Delhi.
With this arises a concern about comfortable and quick ways of transportation to Nizamuddin. As we all know, Delhi enjoys well functioning lines of metro trains known to be the quickest medium of transportation in the city. However, with no direct metro stations to Nizamuddin yet, we find many wondering how to reach Nizamuddin by metro. Well, to ease of your concerns today, let us check the nearest metro station to Nizamuddin railway station.
With this arises a concern about comfortable and quick ways of transportation to Nizamuddin. As we all know, Delhi enjoys well functioning lines of metro trains known to be the quickest medium of transportation in the city. However, with no direct metro stations to Nizamuddin yet, we find many wondering how to reach Nizamuddin by metro. Well, to ease of your concerns today, let us check the nearest metro station to Nizamuddin railway station.
Let us take a brief look at both these lines for the means, distance and expense of travel from the stations to Nizamuddin area;
• The Blue Line -
The two nearest stations which are Indraprastha metro and Pragati Maidan metro station are situated at a distance of approximately 6 km from the Nizamuddin region. You can simply take a taxi or auto-rickshaw and it will take less than 10 minutes to reach the Hazrat Nizamuddin bus stop. Buses are also available from these routes; they take up to 20 minutes to reach Nizamuddin. The fares are very minimal; auto fares would range from 40 rupees to 70 rupees according to the condition of roads and diversions due to construction.
• The Violet Line -
If you are travelling on the violet line, the Jangpura station lies closest to Nizamuddin as the distance is a mere 3 kilometers. You can find many cheap and quick ways of transport from Jangpura to Nizamuddin. An auto-rickshaw would be the quickest and cheap. You can reach Nizamuddin in just 5 minutes in an auto rickshaw and would cost around 40 rupees. Buses also run actively on these routes.
These are the nearest metro stations that you can access to quickly reach Nizamuddin. Cheap comfortable fast and effective, using metro trains to commute around in Delhi is the best means of transport.
Due to quick developments, metro lines through Nizamuddin have already been proposed, however till it is constructed and made available for public, we can simply make a way around, with help of these nearest metro stations to Nizamuddin.
The two nearest stations which are Indraprastha metro and Pragati Maidan metro station are situated at a distance of approximately 6 km from the Nizamuddin region. You can simply take a taxi or auto-rickshaw and it will take less than 10 minutes to reach the Hazrat Nizamuddin bus stop. Buses are also available from these routes; they take up to 20 minutes to reach Nizamuddin. The fares are very minimal; auto fares would range from 40 rupees to 70 rupees according to the condition of roads and diversions due to construction.
• The Violet Line -
If you are travelling on the violet line, the Jangpura station lies closest to Nizamuddin as the distance is a mere 3 kilometers. You can find many cheap and quick ways of transport from Jangpura to Nizamuddin. An auto-rickshaw would be the quickest and cheap. You can reach Nizamuddin in just 5 minutes in an auto rickshaw and would cost around 40 rupees. Buses also run actively on these routes.
These are the nearest metro stations that you can access to quickly reach Nizamuddin. Cheap comfortable fast and effective, using metro trains to commute around in Delhi is the best means of transport.
Due to quick developments, metro lines through Nizamuddin have already been proposed, however till it is constructed and made available for public, we can simply make a way around, with help of these nearest metro stations to Nizamuddin.
