Mehrauli - Delhi's oldest continuously inhabited area and home to the Qutub Minar UNESCO World Heritage Site - does not yet have its own metro station. The closest operational station is Qutab Minar on the Yellow Line, about 1.5 km away. From there, an auto-rickshaw takes around 5-10 minutes to reach the Mehrauli village area and the Qutub Minar complex entrance.
The upcoming Golden Line (DMRC Phase 4) will place a dedicated station in Mehrauli for the first time, making the heritage precinct directly rail-accessible from across Delhi. This will be a significant boost for tourism and for the residents of this ancient neighbourhood.
If you are heading to Qutub Minar UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mehrauli is your closest metro stop on the Golden Line. It also gives easy access to Mehrauli Archaeological Park and Jamali Kamali Mosque and Tomb. Use the fare calculator to plan your journey cost before you travel.
No. The Mehrauli station is under construction on the Golden Line (Phase 4). The nearest operational station is Qutab Minar on the Yellow Line, about 1.5 km away.
Qutab Minar station on the Yellow Line is the closest operational metro. Auto-rickshaws from the station reach Mehrauli village and the Qutub Minar complex in about 10 minutes.
Qutab Minar station on the Yellow Line - exit and take an auto for the 1.5 km ride to the monument entrance. The Golden Line's Mehrauli station will provide closer access when Phase 4 opens.
The Golden Line (DMRC Phase 4).
Zone 2 (planned).
No confirmed date as of 2026. Visit dmrc.org.in for Phase 4 updates.