Punjabi Bagh Metro Station Information and Route Map

In the West Delhi neighbourhood, Punjabi Bagh is a station on the Green Line of the Delhi Metro. It was opened on April 2, 2010. It is an elevated station with parking. Ashok Park Main is the metro station that comes before Punjabi Bagh, while Shivaji Park is the station that comes after Punjabi Bagh.

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The Delhi Metro network’s Green Line (Line 5) is the fifth line. There are 24 stations along the route, which is 28.79 kilometres long overall. It connects Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh and Inderlok, and a branch line goes from Kirti Nagar station to Ashok Park Main station. The Delhi Metro is a metro train system that encircles practically the whole Delhi NCR and is found in the Indian capital city of Delhi, run by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation.

Punjabi Bagh metro station forms part of the Green line, which bypasses Tikri Border to enter Bahadurgarh and travels largely via the congested NH 9 route in North and North West Delhi.

Punjabi Bagh Metro: Green line stations

S. NO.	Station Name	Interchange	Layout
1	Inderlok	Red Line	Elevated
2	Ashok Park Main	None	Elevated
3	Punjabi Bagh	None	Elevated
4	Punjabi Bagh West	Pink Line	Elevated
5	Shivaji Park	None	Elevated
6	Madipur	None	Elevated
7	Paschim Vihar East	None	Elevated
8	Paschim Vihar West	None	Elevated
9	Peeragarhi	None	Elevated
10	Udyog Nagar	None	Elevated
11	Surajmal Stadium	None	Elevated
12	Nangloi	None	Elevated
13	Nangloi Railway Station	None	Elevated
14	Rajdhani Park	None	Elevated
15	Mundka	None	Elevated
16	Mundka Industrial Area (MIA)	None	Elevated
17	Ghevra	None	Elevated
18	Tikri Kalan	None	Elevated
19	Tikri Border	None	Elevated
20	Pandit Shree Ram Sharma (Modern Industrial Estate)	None	Elevated
21	Bahadurgarh City (Bus Stand)	None	Elevated
22	Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh (Bahadurgarh City Park)	None	Elevated

Punjabi Bagh Metro: Timings and fares

First Metro Between Inderlok / Kirti Nagar to Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh is 06:00 in the morning and Last Metro Between Inderlok / Kirti Nagar to Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh is 23:30 in the night.

Distance (in kms)	Fare		Time Limit (in mins.)
	Monday to Saturday	Sunday & National Holidays
0-2	Rs 10	Rs 10	65
2-5	Rs 20	RS 10
5-12	Rs 30	Rs 20
12-21	Rs 40	Rs 30	100
21-32	Rs 50	Rs 40	180
More than 32	Rs 60	Rs 50	180

Punjabi Bagh Metro: New interchange station

On March 29, 2022, the new interchange station at Punjabi Bagh West station became operational, connecting the Green and Pink lines of the Delhi Metro. With more than 18,000 people passing through it every day, it is already serving as a vital connection between west Delhi and other areas of the city.

It used to take longer for commuters to go to the other sections of the city since they had to first change from the Green Line to the Blue Line before getting on the Pink Line. They may now go to all of the destinations along the Majlis Park-Shiv Vihar Pink corridor’s 59 kilometres. The only lines in the Delhi Metro to have shown a rise in daily average ridership between May and July of this year over the same pre-pandemic period in 2019 is the Green and Pink lines. A foot overbridge (FOB), which links the platforms to the Punjabi Bagh West Metro station on the Pink Line, connects the platforms. There are 212 metres in the FOB.

Punjabi Bagh Metro: Popular places around the metro station

Punjabi Bagh is famous for lounges, bars, restaurants and shopping. One is to find many popular places like Take-Off Scarlet, Veranda Moonshine, Tornade, etc. E-rikshaws and autos provide last-mile travel from the metro station at cheap rates.

Punjabi Bagh Metro: DMRC penalties

Offences	Penalty
If a person is found drinking while travelling, spitting, sitting on the Metro floor, or quarrelling	Rs. 200
If a person is taking offensive material	Rs. 200
In case of demonstration of any kind on the railway, or for writing, pasting in compartment or carriage, or for refusal to be removed	charged with exclusion from attending the demonstration, removal from the compartment or carriage, and a fine of Rs 500 respectively.
In case a person is found travelling on the roof of the Metro	charged with a fine of Rs 50 and faces removal from the Metro.
For unlawful entry or walking on the Metro track	charged with a fine of Rs 150.
In case a person enters the female coach unlawfully	charged with a fine of Rs 250.
For obstructing officials on duty	charged with a fine of Rs 500.
If a person is travelling without a pass or a ticket	charge of Rs 50 and the maximum fare of the system.
If a person interferes with the means of communication in the train or misuses the alarm	charged with a fine of Rs 500

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FAQs

Is Punjabi Bagh West metro station open?

The Punjabi Bagh West Metro Station is located on the Pink Line and Green Line of the Delhi Metro. It was opened on 14 March 2018.

Is there parking at Punjabi Bagh Metro station?

Yes. Punjabi Bagh West metro station has a parking facility.

Is Punjabi Bagh in South Delhi?

Punjabi Bagh is a locality in West Delhi, India. It also is one of the three sub-zones of West Delhi.

Can I exit from the same station where I have entered?

Yes, within 20 minutes after entry. After the expiry of the time limit, a penalty of Rs 10 per hour, subject to a maximum of Rs 50, will be charged.

Which metro station is near Punjabi Bagh?

The Punjabi Bagh West station is the nearest one to Punjabi Bagh in Delhi.

How many stations are on the Green Line?

There are 22 stations on the Green Line.

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