Burari to Jhilmil Metro Route with 1 Change
Route calculated in under 10ms using optimized Dijkstra-based routing engine.
Entry / Exit Gates
View all entry and exit gates at origin and destination stations for convenient access.
Jhilmil Delhi Metro Station Entry / Exit Gates
| Gate No. | Way to/from | Divyang friendly |
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| Gate No. 1 | Jhilmil Industrial Area | Yes |
| Gate No. 2 | Towards GT Road | Yes |
Burari to Jhilmil Route Summary, FAQs & Map ▼
This route covers 14 stations in total. The approximate travel time is 29 min. The total travel distance is 20 km. The metro fare for this route is ₹43, and concessions may apply to smartcards. Jhilmil offers paid parking facilities. Jhilmil is Divyang Friendly. 1 interchange at Welcome.
Burari to Jhilmil Metro Route FAQs
Q. What is the fare from Burari to Jhilmil?▼
The fare from Burari to Jhilmil is ₹43. Smartcard users get around 10% discount.
Q. How long does the journey from Burari to Jhilmil take?▼
The journey takes approximately 29 minutes including 1 interchange.
Q. How many interchanges between Burari and Jhilmil?▼
There is 1 interchange on this route:<br>• Welcome — Pink Line to Red Line
Q. How far is Jhilmil from Burari?▼
The distance between Burari and Jhilmil is approximately 20 km.
Q. How many stops are there between Burari and Jhilmil?▼
There are 12 intermediate stops between Burari and Jhilmil on this route.
Q. Does Jhilmil have parking?▼
Yes, Jhilmil offers paid parking facilities.
Network Maps
Route from Burari to Jhilmil uses Delhi Metro stations. View the map below.
🦺 Smart Travel & Safety
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Best Travel Time Advice: For a more comfortable journey, consider avoiding these times:
- DMRC peak hours are 08:30 AM to 10:30 AM and 05:30 PM to 08:30 PM
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Mind your belongings: Keep bags zipped and in front of you during peak hours.
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Boarding etiquette: Stand clear of the doors and let passengers exit first before boarding.
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Platform awareness: Stay behind the yellow line and avoid phone distraction near the edge.
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Women's coach: The first coach in the moving direction of the train is reserved for women.
