About Johri Enclave
Johri Enclave Metro Station is an elevated transit stop on the Pink Line, serving the far North-Eastern fringes of Delhi, near the border with Uttar Pradesh. Located near the densely packed, unauthorized-turned-regularized colonies of Johri Enclave and Bhagirathi Vihar, the station is a profound symbol of urban integration. Opening in 2018, it brought the world-class Delhi Metro network to a community that previously endured grueling, multi-stage commutes to reach the city center.
The station is built with a standard, highly functional elevated architecture. It rises above the crowded, often chaotic streets, providing a clean and organized transit environment. The surrounding demographic is primarily working-class, and the station sees heavy ridership from daily wage earners, small business owners, and students crossing into Delhi from the nearby Loni area.
Strategically, Johri Enclave acts as a crucial border transit node. It intercepts significant traffic coming from UP, reducing the burden on surface transport. The station is supported by a massive local network of shared autos and e-rickshaws. The DMRC's presence here ensures a high standard of security and cleanliness, offering a reliable, safe haven for commuters navigating the peripheral urban landscape.
Nearest Metro to Johri Enclave Residential Area
If you are heading to Johri Enclave Residential Area, Johri Enclave is your closest metro stop on the Pink Line. It also gives easy access to Bhagirathi Vihar and Loni Border (short ride). Use the fare calculator to plan your journey cost before you travel.
Stations on This Line
Station Gates
Station Timings
First Train
07:09
Last Train
01:09
Times shown are approximate. Timings may vary on public holidays. Check the official Delhi Metro app for live updates.
Traveller Tips
- 1Use Gate 1 if you are heading towards Johri Enclave or the Loni border area.
- 2Gate 2 is best for reaching the residential blocks of Bhagirathi Vihar.
- 3This is the second-to-last station on the Pink Line; make sure you board the correct train heading towards Majlis Park.
- 4E-rickshaws are the primary mode of transport here, ferrying passengers deep into the border colonies.
- 5The station is very busy during the morning rush as workers head into central Delhi.
Accessibility
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this station in Uttar Pradesh?
No, it is technically in Delhi, but it is located extremely close to the Delhi-UP (Loni) border.
Does the station have a parking lot?
No, there is no dedicated metro parking due to space constraints.
How many stops to Shiv Vihar?
It is the very next stop; Shiv Vihar is the terminus.
Is the station wheelchair accessible?
Yes, it is fully equipped with elevators and ramps.
Are there any ATMs inside?
Yes, an ATM is usually available on the concourse level.
Can I find shared autos to Loni here?
Yes, many shared autos and e-rickshaws ply from outside the station towards the Loni area.
Is it safe at night?
The station is well-lit and guarded, but the border areas can be secluded late at night; use caution.
Is drinking water available?
Yes, water vending machines are located on the concourse level.