Barakhamba Road to Badarpur Border
Delhi Metro · Blue Line, Violet Line, Yellow Line, Pink Line, Magenta Line
| Fare | ₹50 |
|---|---|
| Time | 45 min |
| Stations | 19 |
| Distance | 25.05 km |
| First train | 06:00 |
| Last train | 23:00 |
| Helpline | 155370 |
⚠️ 1 interchange(s) on this route.
↓ Blue Line
Towards Noida Electronic City
Platform 1
⇄ Change Train
at Mandi House
↓ Violet Line
Towards Raja Nahar Singh Ballabhgarh
Platform 1
Mandi House
Interchange
Central Secretariat
Interchange
Lajpat Nagar
Interchange
Kalkaji Mandir
Interchange
Travelling from Barakhamba Road to Badarpur Border on the Delhi Metro covers 25.05 km across 19 stations, taking about 45 minutes. The single-journey fare is ₹50, with 1 interchange(s) along the way.
Barakhamba Road to Badarpur Border Metro Timings
On the Blue Line, the first train runs from 06:00 and the last train around 23:00. Trains run every few minutes during peak hours.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Delhi Metro fare from Barakhamba Road to Badarpur Border is ₹50 for a single journey.
The journey from Barakhamba Road to Badarpur Border takes approximately 45 minutes by Delhi Metro.
There are 19 stations between Barakhamba Road and Badarpur Border, including both the source and destination.
The metro distance from Barakhamba Road to Badarpur Border is about 25.05 km.
This route has 1 interchange(s). You will need to change lines along the way.
No, Barakhamba Road to Badarpur Border requires 1 line change(s).
The first metro on this line runs from around 06:00.
The last metro on this line runs until around 23:00.
Barakhamba Road to Badarpur Border is served by the Blue Line of Delhi Metro.
Board at Barakhamba Road, travel and change lines as shown in the step-by-step route above, and get off at Badarpur Border. The full route is listed above.
The return journey from Badarpur Border to Barakhamba Road costs the same — ₹50 for a single journey.
Yes, you can use a Delhi Metro smart card or NCMC card for the Barakhamba Road to Badarpur Border journey, often with a small fare discount.
Yes, Delhi Metro operates on Sundays, though first and last train timings may differ slightly from weekdays.
Trains are busiest during peak hours (8–11 AM and 5–8 PM). For a more comfortable ride, travel during off-peak hours.
Pets are generally not allowed on Delhi Metro except service animals. Check the latest Delhi Metro guidelines before travelling.