About Janpath
Janpath Metro Station is a vibrant and stylish underground stop on the Violet Line, situated in one of Delhi's most upscale and historic shopping districts. Located just a short walk from Connaught Place, the station serves as a primary hub for shoppers, tourists, and professionals working in the central business district. The area is famous for the Janpath Market, a treasure trove of ethnic wear, handicrafts, and street fashion.
The station design is modern and clean, with a focus on ease of access for the thousands of shoppers who visit the area daily. Since its inauguration in 2014, it has significantly improved the accessibility of the Janpath area, which was previously a long walk from the nearest metro points. The station features multiple entry and exit points that lead directly into the heart of the shopping district and near prominent landmarks like the Imperial Hotel and the Western Court.
Architecturally, Janpath station reflects the sophisticated urban character of its surroundings. The concourse level is spacious and well-lit, often featuring small retail kiosks that cater to the tourist crowd. The station is also a key link for those visiting the National Museum and the various cultural centers along Janpath. Its presence has revitalized the local economy, making it easier than ever for both locals and international tourists to explore the unique charm of Lutyens' Delhi.
Nearest Metro to Janpath Market
If you are heading to Janpath Market, Janpath is your closest metro stop on the Violet Line. It also gives easy access to Connaught Place and National Museum. Use the fare calculator to plan your journey cost before you travel.
Stations on This Line
Station Gates
Station Timings
First Train
05:55
Last Train
23:25
Times shown are approximate. Timings may vary on public holidays. Check the official Delhi Metro app for live updates.
Traveller Tips
- 1Use Gate 1 for the most direct access to the Janpath street shopping market.
- 2The station is a great alternative to Rajiv Chowk if you are heading to the southern part of Connaught Place.
- 3If you are looking for authentic Indian handicrafts, the Central Cottage Industries Emporium is just outside Gate 1.
- 4The area is famous for its 'Street Food'; don't miss the cold coffee and snacks near the market.
- 5The station environment is very peaceful during the weekdays, making it a pleasant transit point.
Accessibility
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the best station for Connaught Place?
Rajiv Chowk is the main station, but Janpath is much better if you are visiting the outer circle or the Janpath market area.
Does the station have a parking lot?
No, there is no dedicated metro parking; however, several NDMC public parking lots are available nearby.
Are there any ATMs inside?
Yes, ATMs are available on the concourse level for passenger convenience.
How far is the National Museum from here?
It's a pleasant 10-15 minute walk or a quick rickshaw ride from the station.
Is the station wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it is fully equipped with elevators and ramps.
Can I find a foreign exchange counter nearby?
Yes, the Janpath and Connaught Place area has numerous registered forex dealers.
What is the next station heading toward South Delhi?
The next station is Central Secretariat, a major interchange hub.
Is drinking water available?
Yes, water vending machines are located on the concourse level.