HUDA City Centre to New Delhi Metro — Route, Fare, Timings & Complete Guide 2025
Travel seamlessly on the Yellow Line from Millennium City Centre Gurugram (HUDA City Centre) to New Delhi Metro Station — covering 28 km in approx. 50 minutes, touching 23 stations through Gurugram, South Delhi, and Central Delhi.
🧮 Fare Calculator — HUDA City Centre (Yellow Line)
Updated 2025🚇 HUDA City Centre to New Delhi Metro — Overview
The HUDA City Centre to New Delhi Metro route is one of the busiest and most important corridors on the entire Delhi Metro network. Both stations lie on the Yellow Line (Line 2) of DMRC, making it a direct, no-interchange journey — a rare luxury for a route that spans two states, Delhi and Haryana.
HUDA City Centre Metro Station — officially renamed Millennium City Centre Gurugram — is the southern terminal of the Yellow Line. Located in Sector 29, Gurugram (Haryana), it serves thousands of IT professionals, residents of DLF Phase 1, Sectors 29, 44, and 45, and visitors to the Cyber Hub and Ambience Mall belt. The station was inaugurated on 21 June 2010.
New Delhi Metro Station is a premium interchange hub located directly below the iconic New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS). It serves the Yellow Line as well as the Airport Express Line (Orange Line), making it a critical gateway for rail and air passengers entering and exiting the capital city.
Whether you are a Gurugram professional commuting daily, a traveller catching a train from NDLS, or a tourist exploring Connaught Place — this HUDA City Centre to New Delhi Metro route is your fastest, most affordable, and most reliable option.
📋 Route Quick Facts
| Route | HUDA City Centre (Millennium City Centre Gurugram) → New Delhi Metro Station |
| Metro Line | 🟡 Yellow Line (Line 2) — Samaypur Badli to Millennium City Centre |
| Direction | Northbound (towards Samaypur Badli) from HUDA City Centre |
| Total Distance | ~28 km |
| Travel Time | ~48–52 minutes |
| No. of Stations | 23 intermediate stations (24th is New Delhi) |
| Interchange Required | No — Direct route, no change of train |
| Token Fare | ₹54 |
| Smart Card Fare | ~₹49 (approx. 10% discount) |
| First Train (from HUDA) | 06:00 AM |
| Last Train (from HUDA) | 11:00 PM |
| Train Frequency | Every 3–5 minutes (peak); 7–10 min (off-peak) |
| Platform at HUDA | Platform 2 → Towards Samaypur Badli (northbound) |
| Interchanges en route | Hauz Khas ↔ Magenta Line | Rajiv Chowk ↔ Blue Line | Central Secretariat ↔ Violet Line | New Delhi ↔ Airport Express |
🗺️ How to Travel: Step-by-Step Guide
Reach HUDA City Centre Metro Station
Located at Delhi Expressway, Sector 29, Gurugram — accessible via auto, cab (Ola/Uber), or feeder bus. Parking available for two-wheelers and four-wheelers at the station premises. 4 entry/exit gates serve Fortis Hospital, Unitech Business Park, and Max Hospital sides.
📍 Sector 29, Gurugram, Haryana 122007Buy Token or Tap Smart Card
Purchase a single-journey token (₹54) from the token vending machine or customer care window. Smart Card holders simply tap at the entry gate for a ~10% discount. Tokens can also be bought via the DMRC official app.
💰 Token: ₹54 | Smart Card: ~₹49Board at Platform 2 → Towards Samaypur Badli
At HUDA City Centre, Platform 2 is where northbound trains depart towards Samaypur Badli — all trains on this platform stop at New Delhi. The station is elevated; use escalators or lifts to reach the platform level.
🚇 Yellow Line | NorthboundTravel 24 Stations to New Delhi
The train passes through Gurugram's key stops (IFFCO Chowk, MG Road, Sikanderpur), then enters South Delhi (Qutab Minar, Hauz Khas, AIIMS), continues through Central Delhi (INA, Jor Bagh, Central Secretariat, Rajiv Chowk), and finally arrives at New Delhi Metro Station.
⏱️ ~48–52 minutes | 28 kmDeboard at New Delhi Metro Station
New Delhi Metro Station has multiple exits connecting to New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS) — Gate 1 to Ajmeri Gate side, Gate 2/3 to Paharganj side. Airport Express Line is available here for direct connection to IGI Airport (T3) in ~20 minutes.
🏁 New Delhi (NDLS) | Airport Express interchange🗂️ All Stations: HUDA City Centre to New Delhi (Yellow Line)
| # | Station Name | Approx. Time | Token Fare |
|---|---|---|---|
| — | 🟡 Millennium City Centre (HUDA City Centre) ★ You Are Here | — | — |
| 1 | IFFCO Chowk | ~3 min | ₹20 |
| 2 | MG Road | ~5 min | ₹20 |
| 3 | Sikanderpur | ~8 min | ₹20 |
| 4 | Guru Dronacharya | ~11 min | ₹20 |
| 5 | Arjan Garh | ~14 min | ₹20 |
| 6 | Ghitorni | ~17 min | ₹20 |
| 7 | Sultanpur | ~20 min | ₹30 |
| 8 | Chhattarpur | ~23 min | ₹30 |
| 9 | Qutab Minar | ~26 min | ₹30 |
| 10 | Saket | ~29 min | ₹30 |
| 11 | Malviya Nagar | ~32 min | ₹30 |
| 12 | Hauz Khas ↔ Magenta | ~35 min | ₹40 |
| 13 | Green Park | ~38 min | ₹40 |
| 14 | AIIMS | ~41 min | ₹40 |
| 15 | INA | ~43 min | ₹40 |
| 16 | Jor Bagh | ~45 min | ₹40 |
| 17 | Lok Kalyan Marg (Race Course) | ~47 min | ₹40 |
| 18 | Udyog Bhawan | ~49 min | ₹40 |
| 19 | Central Secretariat ↔ Violet Line | ~51 min | ₹50 |
| 20 | Patel Chowk | ~53 min | ₹50 |
| 21 | Rajiv Chowk ↔ Blue Line | ~55 min | ₹50 |
| 22 | 🏁 New Delhi ↔ Airport Express | ~58 min | ₹54 |
* Timings are approximate. Actual time may vary by 2–5 minutes based on train frequency and dwell time. Fares are subject to DMRC revisions.
📍 About HUDA City Centre Metro Station (Gurugram)
HUDA City Centre Metro Station, officially known as Millennium City Centre Gurugram since its renaming, is the southern terminal of the Yellow Line. It is an elevated station situated at Delhi Expressway, Sector 29, Gurugram, Haryana – 122007. The station was inaugurated on 21 June 2010 as part of the Qutab Minar–HUDA City Centre extension corridor.
The station is the gateway to Gurugram's corporate belt — DLF Cyber City, Golf Course Road, MG Road, and multiple Fortune 500 company offices are within easy reach. Despite the renaming, it is still popularly known as HUDA City Centre across Delhi-NCR.
The station features two platforms (Platform 1 for arriving trains; Platform 2 for departing northbound trains), lifts, escalators, ticket vending machines, clean restrooms, CCTV surveillance, and an emergency response system. Due to rising commuter numbers, DMRC increased daily train trips on the Yellow Line from 478 to 637 trips per day in 2025.
| Official Name | Millennium City Centre Gurugram (HUDA City Centre) |
| Station Code | HCC |
| Address | Delhi Expressway, Sector 29, Gurugram, Haryana 122007 |
| Metro Line | Yellow Line (Line 2) |
| Type | Terminal (Elevated) |
| Opened | 21 June 2010 |
| Platforms | 2 (Side platforms) |
| Parking | Available (paid) — 2-wheelers and 4-wheelers |
| Gates | Gate 1: Fortis Hospital | Gate 2: Fortis Hospital | Gate 3: Unitech Business Park | Gate 4: Max Hospital |
| Accessibility | Lifts, ramps, tactile paths for differently-abled passengers |
| First Train | 06:00 AM (towards Samaypur Badli) |
| Last Train | 11:00 PM (towards Samaypur Badli) |
| PIN Code | 122007 |
🏁 About New Delhi Metro Station
New Delhi Metro Station is one of the most strategically located stations in the entire Delhi Metro network. Situated directly below New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS) — the busiest railway terminal in India — it serves the Yellow Line and the Airport Express Line (Orange Line), making it a key interchange node for travellers arriving by train and heading to the airport or vice versa.
For commuters from HUDA City Centre, New Delhi Metro Station offers seamless entry into Connaught Place (just 1 station away at Rajiv Chowk), Paharganj (directly above at NDLS), and IGI Airport via Airport Express in approximately 20 minutes. The station has multiple exits connecting to both the Ajmeri Gate and Paharganj sides of New Delhi Railway Station.
| Station Code | NDLS |
| Metro Lines | Yellow Line + Airport Express (Orange Line) |
| Location | Below New Delhi Railway Station, Paharganj / Ajmeri Gate area, New Delhi |
| Adjacent to | New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS) — India's busiest railway hub |
| Airport Connection | Airport Express Line → IGI Airport T3 in ~20 min (₹60) |
| Exit Gates | Gate 1: Ajmeri Gate (NDLS) | Gate 2: Paharganj | Gate 3: Connaught Place side |
| Nearest Localities | Paharganj, Connaught Place (1 stop), Karol Bagh area |
⏰ Train Timings — HUDA City Centre Metro Station
🏙️ Major Localities Near HUDA City Centre Metro Station
HUDA City Centre is at the heart of Gurugram's urban core. Here are the key neighbourhoods, corporate hubs, and landmark destinations within easy reach of the station:
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DLF Cyber City / Cyber Hub India's premier IT and corporate district. Home to Accenture, IBM, Google, EY and 200+ MNCs. ~10 min by auto from the station. Sikanderpur Metro is the closest stop.
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Fortis Memorial Research Institute (FMRI) One of India's top multi-speciality hospitals. Gate 1 of HUDA City Centre Metro Station directly faces Fortis Hospital — just a 2-minute walk.
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HUDA City Centre Mall & Ambience Mall Major retail and entertainment destinations within a 10-minute drive. Ambience Mall is among the largest malls in India.
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DLF Phase 1, Sectors 29, 44, 45 Key residential sectors of Gurugram with premium housing societies. All well-connected to HUDA City Centre by auto and e-rickshaw.
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The Northcap University & DPG Institute Major educational institutions near the station. Students from Gurugram and Delhi use this route extensively for daily commute.
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Sector 29 Food & Entertainment Strip Gurugram's trendiest restaurant and nightlife zone, just steps from the metro station. Home to scores of casual cafes, fine dining, and pubs.
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Trident, Oberoi & Leela Hotels Several luxury 5-star hotels cluster around Sikanderpur and MG Road, easily accessible within 2–3 stops of HUDA City Centre.
🏛️ What to Explore Near New Delhi Metro Station
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New Delhi Railway Station (NDLS) India's busiest railway hub — directly above the metro station. Catch trains to all major Indian cities. Paharganj backpacker area is adjacent.
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IGI Airport T3 via Airport Express Board the Airport Express Line (Orange Line) at New Delhi Metro Station and reach IGI Airport T3 in just ~20 minutes for ₹60.
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Connaught Place (CP) Delhi's premier commercial hub, just one stop away at Rajiv Chowk. Brands, restaurants, cinema halls, Palika Bazar and Janpath Market all within walking distance.
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Jama Masjid & Old Delhi Take the Violet Line from Kashmere Gate (3 stops further from New Delhi) to reach Jama Masjid, Lal Quila, and the street food paradise of Old Delhi.
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India Gate & Rajpath A short auto ride from New Delhi Metro Station, India Gate is a must-visit landmark in central New Delhi. Ideal for evening walks and picnics.
🗺️ Location Map — HUDA City Centre Metro Station
💡 Smart Travel Tips for This Route
Use a Smart Card
Get a DMRC Smart Card (Delhi Metro Card) for ~10% fare discount on every journey. Recharge at metro stations or via Paytm / PhonePe.
Avoid Peak Hours
The 8–11 AM and 5–8 PM slots are extremely crowded. If flexible, travel between 11 AM–4 PM or after 9 PM for a comfortable journey.
Parking Available
HUDA City Centre offers paid parking for both two-wheelers and four-wheelers. Arrive 15 minutes early during weekday mornings to find a spot.
Ladies Coach
The first coach of every Delhi Metro train is reserved exclusively for women travellers. Male passengers should board from coach 2 onwards.
Catch the Airport Express
If heading to IGI Airport from HUDA City Centre, ride to New Delhi and switch to the Airport Express Line. Total trip: ~1 hr 10 min for ₹60–₹114.
Use DMRC App / WhatsApp
DMRC's official app and WhatsApp chatbot (@8800955500) offer real-time fare, route planning, and lost & found services.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
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🔗 Related Metro Routes & Guides
HUDA City Centre to New Delhi →
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Kashmere Gate Metro Station →
India's busiest tri-line interchange connecting Red, Yellow & Violet Lines in Old Delhi.
Rajiv Chowk Metro Station →
Yellow-Blue Line interchange and gateway to Connaught Place — Delhi's central commercial hub.
Central Secretariat Station →
Key interchange between Yellow and Violet Lines, near India Gate, Rashtrapati Bhavan and South Block.