Moolchand Metro Station is an elevated stop on the Violet Line, famous for its proximity to the Moolchand Medcity hospital and some of Delhi's most legendary street food stalls. Serving the upscale neighborhoods of Defence Colony and Lajpat Nagar III, the station is a vital transit link for both residents and those seeking medical care. Since its inauguration in 2010, it has become a landmark in the South Delhi urban landscape.
The station features a clean and efficient design, with platforms that offer a great view of the busy Ring Road below. It is particularly well-known for the food scene right outside its gates, with the 'Moolchand Paratha' stall being a city-wide favorite for late-night cravings. The station environment is relatively peaceful compared to the neighboring Lajpat Nagar, making it a preferred boarding point for those who want to avoid the market crowds.
Strategically, Moolchand station provides easy access to the Andrews Ganj area and the various commercial centers along the Ring Road. It is a key link in the Violet Line, connecting the central city with the sprawling residential zones of South Delhi. The station is also a convenient stop for students and professionals heading to the nearby LSR College (Lady Shri Ram College), which is just a short rickshaw ride away.
If you are heading to Moolchand Medcity Hospital, Moolchand is your closest metro stop on the Violet Line. It also gives easy access to Defence Colony and LSR College (1.5km away). Use the fare calculator to plan your journey cost before you travel.
First Train
05:40
Last Train
23:10
Times shown are approximate. Timings may vary on public holidays. Check the official Delhi Metro app for live updates.
Yes, it is famous for being open late into the night, often serving until 11 PM or later.
Yes, there is a dedicated parking facility available for commuters.
Yes, an ATM is available on the concourse level.
It is about 3 km away; you can take the Pink Line from nearby Lajpat Nagar or a quick auto ride.
Yes, it is fully equipped with elevators and ramps.
Yes, many buses ply along the Ring Road right outside the station heading toward Nehru Place.
The next station is Kailash Colony.
Yes, water vending machines are located on the concourse level.