The Rapid Metro Rail Gurgaon is a metro system that operates in the Indian city of Gurgaon. The Gurgaon Metro is connected to the Yellow Line of the Delhi Metro system at Sikandarpur. The first phase of Gurgaon metro was inaugurated on 14 November 2013, and the metro system is fully operated by Rapid Metrorail Gurgaon limited. Gurgaon Metro is designed to carry 24,000 passengers per hour. The system is India’s first fully privately funded metro with a total length of 5.1 km.
Rapid Metrorail Gurgaon Map
Map of Rapid Metrorail Gurgaon showing different lines and stations. Click on the map to enlarge it or download the Rapid Metrorail map in PDF format.
Rapid Metrorail Lines
Gurgaon Metro is a through line with 6 stations. The metro line is coloured yellow. The metro connects Sikanderpur on Delhi Metro line 2 with DLF Cyber City region in Gurgaon. Sikandarpur metro station is on the yellow line of the Delhi metro and acts as an interchange station for the Gurgaon rapid metrorail. Phase II will add another 7 km from Sikandarpur station towards Golf Course Road with 6 new stations. The construction of Phase II is scheduled to be completed by 2015. Through the single metro line, the train will complete the service from one end to the other in 13 minutes.
Rapid Metrorail Timings
The metro service starts at 6.05 am from Sikanderpur station and ends at 12.20 pm. Metro trains run every 4 minutes.
Rapid Metrorail Tickets
After a recent fare increase, the metro now offers a flat fare of Rs 20 for the entire line. Delhi Metro passengers don’t need to buy a separate token to travel on Gurgaon Metro. The same Delhi Metro token or smart card can be used to travel on the Gurgaon Metro.
Rapid Metrorail Parking
Some metro stations in Gurgaon offer park and ride facilities to metro passengers. Passengers have to pay parking fee to avail the parking facility.
Rapid Metrorail Rules and Tips
The Gurgaon Metro connects to the Delhi Metro through a skywalk built at Sikanderpur station. Lifts and wheelchair facilities are available for disabled passengers. A women’s help desk is available at each station. In case of an emergency, metro passengers can contact the driver by pressing the “Press to Talk” button provided in every coach. There is a 24-hour toll-free helpline for all Metro passengers.