Palam Metro Station Routes & Map

The Magenta Line, which runs from Janakpuri in west Delhi to Botanical Garden in Noida, stops at the Palam metro station. The station provides service to the neighborhoods of West Delhi's Janakpuri and Noida's Botanical Garden.

Phase III includes the underground Palam metro station, which boasts several unique characteristics. Palam features 66 e-rickshaw parking spaces with six to seven charging stations—a first for a Metro station. A vital component of the city's last-mile connectivity to and from metro stations, e-rickshaws are distinct from Metro feeders.

There are also original art installations at the station. Handmade ceramic tiles adorn the walls of the passageway between exit gates two and three, which are now accessible to the public as a subway to cross the road. The rooftop installation features a picture of the blue sky. Delhi's metro system has been expanded with the useful Magenta Line, which links the western and southern parts of the city. This line may take you to many must-see locations in the city if you're interested in touring, including the Indira Gandhi International Airport's Terminal 1, which is convenient for tourists by air. It's also convenient for locals and visitors because Delhi Aerocity, with its variety of hotels and entertainment options, is a station on this line.

Glass dividers are also widely used to partition the station area. Additionally, the separation at the automatic fare collection (AFC) gates will aid in crowd control and expedite access and exit. Important places including the Indira Gandhi International Airport's Domestic Terminal, Hauz Khas, IIT Delhi, Nehru Place, Jamia Milia University, and Noida are all connected by the station.