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Metro station, Delhi

Kalkaji Mandir

Magenta LineViolet Line

On the Magenta and Violet lines, open since 2010.

On the line

Magenta Line Delhi Metro

  1. Okhla NSIC
  2. Kalkaji Mandir
  3. Nehru Enclave

Runs between Botanical Garden and Majlis Park.

Violet Line Delhi Metro

  1. Nehru Place
  2. Kalkaji Mandir
  3. Govind Puri

Runs between Kashmere Gate and Raja Nahar Singh (Ballabhgarh).

Changing here

  • Change between the Magenta and Violet lines without leaving the station.

Near the station

Lotus TempleOur guide
  • Lotus Temple
  • ISKCON Temple East of Kailash
  • Nehru Place
  • Nehru Place Bus Terminal
  • Kalkaji

Names on the station's exit signs and nearby, not all within walking distance. Check the gate number on the DMRC app before you go.

On the map

YamunaJangpuraSarai Kale Khan – NizamuddinNew Ashok NagarIndraprasthaYamuna BankAkshardhamMayur Vihar-IMayur Vihar ExtensionNoida Sector 15Noida Sector 16Noida Sector 18Botanical GardenGolf CourseNoida City CentreNoida Sector 34Durgabai Deshmukh South CampusSir M. Vishweshwaraiah Moti BaghBhikaji Cama PlaceSarojini NagarDilli Haat – INASouth ExtensionLajpat NagarVinobapuriAshramShree Ram Mandir Mayur ViharTrilokpuri – Sanjay LakeEast Vinod Nagar – Mayur Vihar-IIMandawali – West Vinod NagarIP ExtensionOkhla Bird SanctuaryKalindi KunjJasola Vihar Shaheen BaghOkhla ViharJamia Millia IslamiaSukhdev ViharOkhla NSICKalkaji MandirNehru EnclaveGreater KailashChirag DelhiPanchsheel ParkHauz KhasIITR. K. PuramMunirkaShivaji StadiumTughlakabad StationTughlakabad Railway ColonyAnandmayee Marg JunctionSangam Vihar – TigriKhanpur – VayusainabadAmbedkar NagarSaket G BlockNeb SaraiIGNOUChhatarpur MandirChhatarpurKishangarhVasant KunjCentral SecretariatSeva TeerthLok Kalyan MargJor BaghAIIMSGreen ParkMalviya NagarSaketQutab MinarSultanpurGhitorniKhan MarketJawaharlal Nehru StadiumMoolchandKailash ColonyNehru PlaceGovind PuriHarkesh Nagar OkhlaJasola ApolloSarita ViharMohan EstateBadarpur Border
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Lines, opening years and old names checked November 2026, from DMRC, NMRC and NCRTC information as published on Wikipedia and news reports of the 2026 renamings (source).

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