Mayur Vihar Pocket I Metro Station is an elevated transit stop on the Pink Line, serving the dense and well-established residential cooperatives of East Delhi. Situated just past the major Mayur Vihar-I interchange, this station provides highly localized access to the residents of Pocket I, Pocket IV, and parts of Pandav Nagar. Its opening in 2018 was a significant quality-of-life upgrade for the area, offering a direct, air-conditioned link to South Delhi without the need to switch lines at the crowded Blue Line interchange.
The station features a clean, utilitarian elevated design. The platforms offer sweeping views of the Gajipur drain and the massive apartment complexes that define East Delhi's skyline. It is designed to handle a steady flow of daily commuters, primarily office workers, students, and families. The area surrounding the station is a typical East Delhi residential vibe-quiet during the day, bustling with local market activity in the evening.
Strategically, Mayur Vihar Pocket I acts as a neighborhood lifeline. It is heavily utilized by local residents who use shared e-rickshaws to travel from the deeper housing societies to the station. The DMRC ensures a safe, well-lit environment, which is particularly appreciated by women and students returning home late in the evening.
If you are heading to Mayur Vihar Pocket I Residential Area, Mayur Vihar Pocket I is your closest metro stop on the Pink Line. It also gives easy access to Pandav Nagar and Local DDA Parks. Use the fare calculator to plan your journey cost before you travel.
First Train
06:33
Last Train
00:33
Times shown are approximate. Timings may vary on public holidays. Check the official Delhi Metro app for live updates.
No, Mayur Vihar-I is the interchange station for the Blue Line; Pocket I is the next stop exclusively on the Pink Line.
Yes, there is a parking facility available for local commuters.
Yes, it is fully equipped with elevators and ramps.
Yes, an ATM is usually available on the concourse level.
It is 2 stops away on the Pink Line heading west.
Auto-rickshaws and e-rickshaws are plentiful; app-based taxis might take a few minutes to arrive inside the colonies.
Yes, the station is well-lit and guarded, and the surrounding colonies are active residential areas.
Yes, water vending machines are located on the concourse level.