Chhattarpur Metro Station: Gates, Golden Line Link and Nearby Areas

Posted by Housepartner Editorial Team on 09/11/2026

Housepartner Editorial TeamUpdated 9 Nov 2026 · 7 min read

Checked against official government sources. General information, not legal or financial advice.

Chhattarpur metro station (also spelt Chhatarpur) is an elevated station on the Yellow Line of the Delhi Metro, on Mehrauli–Gurgaon Road (MG Road) in south Delhi. It serves the Chhattarpur temple, Chhattarpur Enclave and Extension, Mehrauli, Kishangarh and the Vasant Kunj side. It is also being turned into an interchange with the Phase 4 Golden Line (Aerocity–Tughlakabad). This guide covers its gates, platforms, timings, parking, the new line, and what to check before you rent or buy nearby.

Chhattarpur metro station at a glance

Line: Yellow Line (Samaypur Badli to Millennium City Centre Gurugram)
Type: elevated, two side platforms; station code CHTP
Opened: 26 August 2010, built in a steel frame in about eight to nine months
Next stations: Qutab Minar towards Samaypur Badli, Sultanpur towards Gurugram
Coming up: underground interchange with the Golden Line (Phase 4, under construction)
Fare: ₹11 to ₹64 on the Delhi Metro network (revised from 25 August 2025)
Operator: Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC)

In this guide

Line and platforms at Chhattarpur
Chhattarpur metro station gates
Phase 4 Golden Line interchange
Fares, tickets, timings and parking
How to reach other lines from Chhattarpur
Nearby landmarks
Homes and shops near Chhattarpur metro
Before you rent or buy near Chhattarpur
Frequently asked questions

Line and platforms at Chhattarpur

Chhattarpur sits on the southern stretch of the Yellow Line, between the Qutub Minar area and the Delhi–Gurugram border. DMRC describes it as the only station on the network made completely of steel. Its prefabricated parts were made in a factory and bolted together on site.

Platform	Trains towards	Next station
1	Millennium City Centre Gurugram	Sultanpur
2	Samaypur Badli	Qutab Minar

Chhattarpur metro station gates

The station has gates on both sides of MG Road. In February 2024, DMRC closed Gate 2 for Phase 4 work on the new interchange and asked passengers to use Gates 1 and 3 for entry and exit. Reports on the interchange design say the link to the new underground station will be through the Gate 2 side.

Gates 1 and 3: the gates in use during the interchange works, opening onto MG Road.
Gate 2: closed from February 2024 for Phase 4 work. Check the DMRC app or station boards to see if it has reopened.

Public guides do not agree on exactly which side each gate opens to. Follow the signboards for Chhattarpur Mandir, Chhattarpur Enclave or Vasant Kunj at the station.

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Phase 4 Golden Line interchange

The Golden Line (earlier called the Silver Line) runs from Delhi Aerocity to Tughlakabad. It will cross the Yellow Line at Chhattarpur through a new underground station, linked to the existing elevated station by a subway. Stations near Chhattarpur on the new line include Kishangarh, Chhatarpur Mandir, IGNOU and Neb Sarai.

Status: under construction. In September 2026, DMRC was reported to have finished over 83% of the corridor’s civil work.
Opening: the line will open in stretches. The Tughlakabad–Sangam Vihar section is reported to be likely to open first, by December 2026. No opening date has been confirmed for the Chhattarpur section.
Why it matters: once open, it should give a direct metro link from Chhattarpur to Aerocity (Airport Express Line) and to Tughlakabad (Violet Line).

Fares, tickets, timings and parking

Fare: since 25 August 2025, Delhi Metro fares are ₹11 to ₹64 from Monday to Saturday and ₹11 to ₹54 on Sundays and national holidays, based on distance.
Tickets: buy QR tickets on the official DMRC app or other apps, at ticket machines, or at the counters. Smart cards and NCMC cards get a discount.
Timings: the first trains run from around 6 AM and the last trains pass close to midnight. Times differ by direction, so check the DMRC app before an early or late trip.
Parking: the station was built with one of the largest parking areas on the network, for cars and two-wheelers. Parts of it may be affected by the interchange works, so check before you drive in.

How to reach other lines from Chhattarpur

Magenta Line: ride four stops north to Hauz Khas and change for Kalkaji, Botanical Garden and Janakpuri West.
Pink Line: ride north to INA and change for the Ring Road stations.
Rapid Metro Gurugram: ride south to Sikandarpur and change for Cyber City and Golf Course Road.
Blue Line: ride north to Rajiv Chowk for Karol Bagh, Dwarka, Noida and Vaishali.

Nearby landmarks

Chhattarpur temple (Shri Adya Katyayani Shakti Peeth): about half a kilometre from the station. It draws very large crowds during Navratri.
Qutub Minar and Mehrauli: one stop north, with Mehrauli Archaeological Park and Mehrauli village.
MG Road malls and showrooms: furniture, wedding and car showrooms along the road towards Sultanpur and Ghitorni.
Vasant Kunj: to the west, with its residential sectors and malls.

Homes and shops near Chhattarpur metro

The area around the station is a mix of urban villages, colonies, farmhouses and roadside commercial strips.

Chhattarpur Enclave and Chhattarpur Extension: dense colonies with builder floors and rented flats, popular with working people and students.
Chhattarpur farms, Satbari and Fatehpur Beri: large farmhouses and event venues off the main road.
Kishangarh and Mehrauli: older urban villages with low-cost rental housing.
Sultanpur and Ghitorni: along MG Road towards Gurugram, with showrooms, offices and homes.

The station links south Delhi with Gurugram’s offices in one ride. When the Golden Line opens, the area will also get a direct link towards Aerocity. Demand for any home still depends on its papers, road access and building quality, not just the metro.

Before you rent or buy near Chhattarpur

Check the land status. Parts of the area are urban villages, farmhouse land or unauthorised colonies. Ask what the land is recorded as, and whether the colony is regularised.
Check the title chain. Ask for the full chain of sale deeds, not just a GPA or agreement to sell, and check for loans or disputes.
Check the circle rate. Stamp duty in Delhi is worked out on the deal value or the circle rate, whichever is higher.
Check the property tax record. Ask for the MCD property ID and the latest paid receipt.
Check water, drainage and road access. Lanes in some colonies are narrow and water supply varies.
Put the deal in writing. Sign a registered rent agreement with rent, deposit and lock-in clearly listed.

Read our guides to the circle rate in Delhi, stamp duty in Delhi, MCD property tax, the rent agreement format, checking property documents before buying and the Delhi Metro map. Heading to Gurugram? See our Sikandarpur and HUDA City Centre metro station guides, or go north with our Chandni Chowk metro station guide.

Frequently asked questions

Which line is Chhattarpur metro station on?

It is on the Yellow Line, between Qutab Minar and Sultanpur. It will also become an interchange with the Phase 4 Golden Line.

Is Chhattarpur metro station an interchange?

Not yet. An underground Golden Line station is being built next to it, linked by a subway. No opening date has been confirmed for this section.

Which gate of Chhattarpur metro should I use?

Since February 2024, DMRC has asked passengers to use Gates 1 and 3, as Gate 2 was closed for Phase 4 work. Check the station boards for the latest status.

How far is Chhattarpur temple from the metro station?

The temple is about half a kilometre from the station, a short walk or e-rickshaw ride along the road.

Is there parking at Chhattarpur metro station?

Yes, the station has a large parking area for cars and two-wheelers. Some space may be affected by the interchange works, so check before you drive.

Why is Chhattarpur metro station made of steel?

DMRC built it from prefabricated steel parts bolted together on site, which let it be completed in months. It opened on 26 August 2010.

How many stops is Hauz Khas from Chhattarpur?

Hauz Khas is four stops north, after Qutab Minar, Saket and Malviya Nagar. Change there for the Magenta Line.

Gates, timings, fares, parking and Phase 4 timelines are set by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation and can change. Check the DMRC website or app before you travel, and check the land status, circle rate, property tax record and documents before any property decision. This guide is general information, not investment advice. Sources: Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (delhimetrorail.com) and DMRC’s February 2024 notice on Gate 2, as reported; DMRC fare revision of 25 August 2025; news reports on Golden Line progress (2025–2026); public station guides.

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