About Raja Nahar Singh
Raja Nahar Singh Metro Station serves as the bustling southern terminal of the Violet Line, located in the historic town of Ballabhgarh, Haryana. Named after the legendary Indian rebellion martyr Raja Nahar Singh, the station is a massive multi-modal transit hub that connects the deepest parts of Faridabad district with the National Capital. Since its highly anticipated inauguration in 2018, it has fundamentally transformed regional travel, providing a safe, fast, and air-conditioned alternative to the heavily congested National Highway 2.
The station is a critical interchange point for interstate travelers. It is strategically positioned right next to the Ballabhgarh Inter-State Bus Terminus (ISBT) and the Ballabhgarh Railway Station. This layout allows for seamless transfers for thousands of daily commuters arriving from rural Haryana, Uttar Pradesh, and Rajasthan. The station's architecture is grand and accommodating, featuring expansive concourses, heavy-duty escalators, and a massive 'Park and Ride' facility designed to handle the influx of commuters from the surrounding villages and industrial estates.
Beyond its transit utility, Raja Nahar Singh station has spurred significant economic development in Ballabhgarh. The area immediately outside the gates is a vibrant mix of traditional bazaars, auto-rickshaw stands, and new retail complexes. The station is highly secure and professionally managed by the DMRC, offering a clean and modern environment amidst the chaotic energy of the border town.
Nearest Metro to Raja Nahar Singh Palace
If you are heading to Raja Nahar Singh Palace, Raja Nahar Singh is your closest metro stop on the Violet Line. It also gives easy access to Ballabhgarh Railway Station and Ballabhgarh Bus Stand. Use the fare calculator to plan your journey cost before you travel.
Stations on This Line
Station Gates
Station Timings
First Train
04:36
Last Train
22:06
Times shown are approximate. Timings may vary on public holidays. Check the official Delhi Metro app for live updates.
Traveller Tips
- 1Use Gate 2 for a direct and safe walkway to the Ballabhgarh Railway Station.
- 2Gate 1 opens right into the Ballabhgarh Bus Stand; be prepared for heavy crowds and auto-rickshaw noise.
- 3As a terminal station, you will almost always find a seat if you board the train here.
- 4The station parking is massive; it's the best option for commuters driving in from Palwal or Hodal.
- 5Check out the local street food near the bus stand; it's very popular with transit riders.