New Delhi public transport is easy to plan around Green Park station, on the Delhi Metro’s Yellow Line. Use the network map and DMRC fare tools to compare routes and ticket options.
- Green Park, AIIMS and Hauz Khas are Yellow Line stations.
- AIIMS and Hauz Khas are the stops immediately before and after Green Park.
- Hauz Khas connects the Yellow Line with the Magenta Line.
- DMRC offers several ticket types, including app-based and paper QR tickets.
Green Park station and the hotel
Green Park sits between AIIMS and Hauz Khas on the line. For a trip that begins with a metro ride, first identify your destination on the network map, then check whether you can stay on the Yellow Line or need to change at an interchange.
Nearby stations and when to use them
AIIMS and Hauz Khas are the adjacent Yellow Line stations on either side of Green Park. They can help you orient yourself on the route: AIIMS comes immediately before Green Park, and Hauz Khas immediately after it.
Hauz Khas is also an interchange with the Magenta Line, which may be useful when your destination calls for a connection rather than a direct Yellow Line ride. The Delhi Metro network map identifies the interchange; check the map for your specific journey before setting out.
For nearby city plans, the route in a one-day New Delhi itinerary from Green Park can help you pair local stops with metro travel.
Reading the Delhi Metro map
The Delhi Metro network map shows the Yellow Line running from Samaypur Badli to Millennium City Centre Gurugram, with 37 stations along a 49.019 km line. Green Park, AIIMS and Hauz Khas all appear on this route.
Start by locating your boarding station and destination, then trace the line between them. If the route crosses to another line, look for a marked interchange; Hauz Khas is one such connection, between the Yellow and Magenta lines.
The map can help you see where a change is needed, while DMRC’s journey tools can help with fare and route choices.
When a journey involves the Airport Express, fare details may depend on the interchange station. DMRC directs passengers to its Journey Planner for the exact fare. For the airport trip itself, you can also plan how to get from Indira Gandhi International Airport to the hotel.
Metro, auto-rickshaw and taxi connections
Car journeys can be useful for reaching stations or destinations away from your immediate route. AIIMS is about 15 minutes on foot or 13 minutes by car from the hotel, and Hauz Khas is about 21 minutes on foot or 13 minutes by car.
These options give you a practical comparison when planning a connection: Green Park station is about six minutes on foot from Hotel Park Residency, a hotel close to Green Park metro station, or consider a car journey to another station if it better fits your route.
The available route times do not establish auto-rickshaw fares or travel times, so check local arrangements before choosing that option.
For metro fares, DMRC’s official website provides a fare calculator with options for the shortest route, the fewest interchanges and the lowest fare. DMRC says Airport Express fares can vary with the interchange station, and special fares apply to single-journey token fares on Sundays and national holidays. Check the official site before you go.
Planning a journey across the city
For a cross-city trip, use the network map to find the line sequence and interchanges, then use DMRC’s fare calculator or Journey Planner to refine the route and fare. Choosing between the shortest route, fewer interchanges or the lowest fare can lead to different options, so select the one that suits your journey.
DMRC’s ticketing page describes smart cards, tourist cards, National Common Mobility Cards (NCMC), app-based QR tickets and paper QR tickets as options. Its tourist card provides unlimited travel on the DMRC network, except the Airport Express Line; smart cards are intended for frequent travel.
If you’re deciding how to combine the metro with a local outing, practical tips for visiting Dilli Haat INA can help with that part of the day. The DMRC helpline is 155370; call charges follow your phone plan.
FAQs
Which metro line serves Green Park?
Green Park is on Delhi Metro’s Yellow Line, between AIIMS and Hauz Khas.
Can you change lines at Hauz Khas?
Yes. Hauz Khas is shown as an interchange between the Yellow Line and Magenta Line on the Delhi Metro network map.
What ticket options does DMRC offer?
Options include smart cards, tourist cards, NCMC, app-based QR tickets and paper QR tickets. DMRC describes the tourist card as offering unlimited travel across its network except the Airport Express Line.
How can you check a Delhi Metro fare?
DMRC provides a fare calculator with shortest-route, minimum-interchange and lowest-fare options. For Airport Express journeys, it directs passengers to its Journey Planner for the exact fare.