Indraprastha

Parking space is available here. You can park your vehicle under the metro station and go to nizamuddin railway station. Very convenient.

Indraprastha

The Delhi Metro Station Indraprastha is a well-designed, spacious and easily accessible station. The station is well-maintained and clean with clear signs and directions for commuters. The staff at the station are friendly, helpful and efficient. The trains run frequently, and the station is well-connected to other parts of Delhi NCR, making it a convenient mode of transport. Overall, the Indraprastha Metro Station offers a great commuting experience for people travelling across Delhi.

Indraprastha metro station is the dirtiest station I have ever seen. It has a filthy stink near the lift and the staircases are never cleaned.

Was the nearest metro for connectivity with isbt sarai khale khan & hazrat nizamuddin railway station.

Indraprastha metro station was inaugurated in the year November, Nov 11,2006. It is located on the Blue Line of the Delhi Metro.
Next Metro Station:  Yamuna Bank Metro Station, Previous Metro Station:  Pragati Maidan Station Metro Station.

This station is on blue line of Delhi metro. From here you can easily access everything from the every government head office to the purana qila zoological garden, Humayun tomb, Nizamuddin but you have to take auto from here. Nearby area is also very clean and also there is parking.

The Indraprastha Metro Station is located on the Blue Line of the Delhi Metro. [1]

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Indraprastha
Delhi Metro station
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Southbound Train at Indraprastha
Coordinates
28°37′14″N 77°15′00″E
Owned by
Delhi Metro
Platforms
Side platform (Blue Line)
Platform-1 Noida City Centre / Vaishali
Platform-2 Dwarka Sector 21
Tracks
2
Construction
Structure type
Elevated
Parking
Available
Disabled access
Yes
History
Opened
11 November 2006
Electrified
25 kV 50 Hz AC through overhead catenary
Services
Preceding station Delhi Metro Following station
Yamuna Bank
toward Noida Electronic City
Blue Line
Supreme Court
toward Dwarka Sector 21

As all metro this metro station is also perfect in every things. It's first metro start in 5: 30 am.so if you reached H Nizamuddin railway station in early morning before 5: 30 am then you should to come this metro station (Indraprastha) thorough auto-rickshaw (20 Rs. Per person) because H nizamuddin metro station first metro after 6: 30 am. So through this one you can make your early morning easy and comfortable.

Indraprastha metro station lies on the blue line of the Delhi Metro network. Located close to industrial buildings, this station is widely used by commuters travelling to the offices nearby or to also visit the Indraprastha Park down the road.

I wish this metro station could be cleaner like other metro station on the Delhi Metro Blue Line.

Indraprastha Metro Station is on the Blue Line in between Pragati Maidan & Yamuna Bank Station, run & maintained by DMRC.

Yamuna river is near this metro station. It's on the blue line of Delhi metro. You can reach easily here from Rajiv Chowk. You can get a good scenery of yamuna river from the metro itself when you are just to reach this station from vaishali side. Have a look outside the metro while travelling.

Indraprastha metro station is situated on Blue line, you can also get to Nizamuddin railway station from here.
Poorly maintained sometimes crowd maintenance is pathetic. It takes sometimes 10-20 minutes just to get in here

Indraparshtha Metro station.

On blue Line.

Good clean station.security is also good.

Nice

The Indraprastha Metro Station is located on the Blue Line of the Delhi Metro. Beware of pick pocket

Indraprastha Metro Station
Gone are the days when Delhi metro used to be punctual and cheap. Now it's all about being expensive, not being on time and horrible deployment of CISF staff. The latest pink line will make you want to smash your head, it's everything what you don't expect from a public transit system. Newly opened station under pink line (which is going to be largest stretch in Delhi Metro). This metro runs almost parallel to ring road. Station is in underground. Soon this station will have amphitheater and its office complex above metro station. Newly started, Cleaned and well developed. Most important thing is it's connectivity. As it is situated near by the Railway station, Bus Stand And Auto Stand. You will find a lots number of shops near by this station, even mandi is just away of 2 min distance where you can get fresh vegetable as reasonable price. Overground metro station. 4 access to the station. 2 in both sides of the road. Elevator is available for wheelchair accessibility. Better get an smartcard to avoid standing in queue.after checking, you will enter into the base of the station. Tickets available at the concourse level. Paid parking is available. Paid restrooms are available. Neat and clean

This is the fastest route to reach Nizamuddin railway station and too near to railway station. Just take a bus or auto it will takes only 10 rupees. If auto driver demanding more than 10 rupees than don't give them.

The Indraprastha Metro Station is located on the Blue Line of the Delhi Metro

It takes 7 minutes to travel from Indraprastha Metro Station to Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station. Approximate driving distance between Indraprastha Metro

Smells very bad. Pathetic place.
Easily reachable from H Nizamuddin railway station by taking an auto rickshaw for 20 rupees.

Nice Metro Station Clean and environment friendly Situated at the Blue Line
After all good service.

The Indraprastha  ( इन्द्रप्रस्थ) Metro Station is located on the Blue Line of the Delhi Metro.

Indraprastha  ("Plain of Indra" or "City of Indra") is mentioned in ancient Indian literature as a city of the Kuru Kingdom. It was the capital of the kingdom led by the Pandavas in the Mahabharata epic. Under the Pali form of its name,  Indapatta, it is also mentioned in Buddhist texts as the capital of the Kuru mahajanapada. It is often thought to have been located in the region of present-day New Delhi, particularly the Old Fort (Purana Qila), although this has not been conclusively confirmed. The city is sometimes also known as Khandavaprastha, the name of a forest region on the banks of Yamuna river which (according to the Mahabharata) had been cleared to build the city.