Sangam Vihar is one of Delhi's largest and most densely populated residential areas - home to over a million people - but it currently has no metro station of its own. Residents rely on lengthy auto-rickshaw or bus rides to reach the nearest metro points.
The good news: the upcoming Golden Line (DMRC Phase 4) will bring a dedicated station to Sangam Vihar, which will be transformative for the colony. Until then, the nearest operational options are Saket on the Yellow Line (to the north-west) or Tughlakabad on the Violet Line (to the east).
If you are heading to Sangam Vihar Colony (1M+ residents), Sangam Vihar is your closest metro stop on the Golden Line. It also gives easy access to Saket Yellow Line station (nearest current metro, ~6 km) and Tughlakabad Violet Line station (nearest current metro east side). Use the fare calculator to plan your journey cost before you travel.
No. The Sangam Vihar station is under construction as part of DMRC's Golden Line (Phase 4) and has no confirmed opening date yet.
Saket station on the Yellow Line is the nearest metro for most of Sangam Vihar, about 5-6 km away. From the eastern part of the colony, Tughlakabad on the Violet Line is closer.
Take an auto or cab to Saket Yellow Line station (about 15-20 min), then take the Yellow Line north to Rajiv Chowk (about 8 stops, 20 minutes). Total journey is around 40-45 minutes.
The Golden Line (DMRC Phase 4).
No confirmed date as of 2026. Check dmrc.org.in for Phase 4 progress updates.