Complete Guide to Delhi Metro Yellow Line — All Stations, Timings & Tips
Everything about Delhi Metro's Yellow Line (Line 2) — all 37 stations from Samaypur Badli to HUDA City Centre, key interchanges, first and last train timings, and insider tips.
The Yellow Line (officially Line 2) is the busiest and most iconic line on the Delhi Metro network. Running from Samaypur Badli in North Delhi to HUDA City Centre in Gurugram, it connects some of Delhi's most important landmarks.[↗]
Yellow Line at a Glance
- Total stations: 37
- Length: 49.3 km
- First train: ~6:00 AM
- Last train: ~11:00 PM
- Frequency: Every 2–4 minutes (peak), 5–8 minutes (off-peak)
Key Stations & What's Nearby
Rajiv Chowk
The busiest metro station in India. Interchange with the Blue Line. Above ground, you're at Connaught Place — Delhi's commercial heart. Exit towards Janpath for shopping or towards Palika Bazaar.
New Delhi
Connects to the New Delhi Railway Station and the Airport Express Line. If you're catching a train or heading to IGI Airport, this is your interchange.
Chandni Chowk
Old Delhi's legendary market street. Exit and you're steps from the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, and the best street food in the city — paranthas, jalebis, and chaat.
Kashmere Gate
The largest interchange station in the network — connects Yellow, Red, and Violet lines. Also the inter-state bus terminal (ISBT) for buses to Uttarakhand, Himachal, Punjab, and more.[↗]
Hauz Khas
South Delhi's most popular station. The Hauz Khas Village complex, with its cafes, boutiques, and the historical Hauz Khas ruins, is a 10-minute walk from Gate 2.
HUDA City Centre
The southern terminus in Gurugram. Connects to Gurugram's Rapid Metro (now integrated). Major corporate offices and malls are accessible from here.
Interchanges on the Yellow Line
| Station | Connects To | |---------|-------------| | Kashmere Gate | Red Line, Violet Line | | Rajiv Chowk | Blue Line | | New Delhi | Airport Express Line | | Central Secretariat | Violet Line | | Hauz Khas | Magenta Line |
Popular Routes on the Yellow Line
These are some of the most-traveled routes:
Rajiv Chowk → HUDA City Centre
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Kashmere Gate → Central Secretariat
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Hauz Khas → Rajiv Chowk
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- Chandni Chowk → Hauz Khas — 10 stations, ~25 min
Tips for Yellow Line Commuters
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Avoid Rajiv Chowk during peak hours (8:30–10:00 AM and 5:30–7:30 PM). The platform gets extremely crowded. If possible, board from neighboring stations.
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Use Gate 5 at New Delhi for the fastest connection to the railway station. Most people crowd Gate 1 — Gate 5 is usually less busy.
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Hauz Khas interchange to the Magenta Line is a long underground walk (~5 minutes). Factor this in if you're connecting.
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First coach is reserved for women during all hours. There's also a general women's coach in the middle of the train.
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HUDA City Centre gets packed in the evening rush. The return crowd from Gurugram offices is intense between 6–8 PM.
Save Money with a Smart Card
If you commute on the Yellow Line daily, a Delhi Metro smart card saves you 10% on every journey. It pays for itself in about a month.
Finding Co-Travelers on Your Route
Commute the Yellow Line daily? You're sharing the train with thousands of people every day. With Metro Diaries, you can find co-travelers heading the same way — making your commute safer and more social.
Use our Route Finder to plan your Yellow Line journey with exact fare and travel time.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many stations are on the Delhi Metro Yellow Line?
The Delhi Metro Yellow Line (Line 2) has 37 stations, running from Samaypur Badli in North Delhi to HUDA City Centre in Gurugram, covering a distance of 49.3 km.
What are the first and last train timings on the Yellow Line?
The first train on the Yellow Line departs at approximately 6:00 AM and the last train departs at approximately 11:00 PM from both terminal stations.
Which metro lines connect with the Yellow Line?
The Yellow Line connects with the Blue Line at Rajiv Chowk, Red and Violet Lines at Kashmere Gate, Airport Express at New Delhi, Violet Line at Central Secretariat, and Magenta Line at Hauz Khas.
What is the busiest station on the Delhi Metro Yellow Line?
Rajiv Chowk is the busiest station on the Yellow Line (and the entire Delhi Metro network). It serves as the interchange between the Yellow Line and Blue Line and is located at Connaught Place.
How frequent are trains on the Yellow Line during peak hours?
During peak hours, Yellow Line trains run every 2–4 minutes. During off-peak hours, the frequency is every 5–8 minutes.