Kirti Nagar Metro Station to TARC Kailasa | Gate, Lines and Stops
From Kirti Nagar Metro Station, TARC Kailasa is about 400 metres away, a walk of roughly 5 minutes to the project at Patel Road, Block K, Kirti Nagar, New Delhi 110015. The station is an interchange of the Delhi Metro Blue Line and Green Line, so one short walk links residents to central Delhi, Noida, Dwarka, both IGI Airport terminals and Bahadurgarh. TARC Limited, a listed Delhi developer, is developing the project as 3.5 and 4.5 bed residences on about 6 acres, registered with Delhi RERA under DLRERA2023P0017, on land that was earlier a shopping mall.
Most pages on this project say only that a metro station is close by, and some ask readers to confirm which one. This guide names the station, the exit, the platforms and the stop count to the places a household travels to most.
TARC Kailasa Nearest Metro Station and Gate Number
The Kirti Nagar metro station gate number for this walk is Gate 1, the exit signposted for the Furniture Market and Moments Mall. It opens on the Patel Road side of the station, the road the project fronts. Gates 2 and 4 are not operational, so leaving from the wrong side of the concourse adds a loop back to Patel Road.
Living this close to a rail line raises a fair question about noise and views. AFW, the architecture firm behind the project, planned the towers so that homes do not face the metro line directly, a decision made for resident privacy.
Kirti Nagar Metro Station Line and Platform Guide
Kirti Nagar Metro to TARC Kailasa The Blue Line platforms at Kirti Nagar are elevated and opened on 31 December 2005. The Green Line platforms are at ground level and opened on 27 August 2011.
- Platform 1: Blue Line toward Noida Electronic City and Vaishali
- Platform 2: Blue Line toward Dwarka Sector 21
- Platform 3: Green Line toward Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh
- Platform 4: terminating Green Line trains
Kirti Nagar to Rajiv Chowk Metro Route
Every Blue Line train toward Noida Electronic City or Vaishali stops at each station below, so no change is needed on this stretch.
- Shadipur: 1 stop
- Patel Nagar: 2 stops
- Rajendra Place: 3 stops
- Karol Bagh: 4 stops
- Jhandewalan: 5 stops
- Ramakrishna Ashram Marg: 6 stops
- Rajiv Chowk: 7 stops, interchange with the Yellow Line
- Mandi House: 9 stops, interchange with the Violet Line
Kirti Nagar to Airport Metro Route
From Kirti Nagar, the airport has 2 rail options, and each requires one change. Both start on the Blue Line toward Dwarka.
- For Terminal 1: ride 8 stops to Janakpuri West and change to the Magenta Line.
- For Terminal 3: ride 21 stops to Dwarka Sector 21 and change to the Airport Express Line.
Rajouri Garden, 3 stops along the same direction, is the change point for the Pink Line.
Kirti Nagar to Bahadurgarh Metro on the Green Line
Kirti Nagar is one of the Green Line’s 2 eastern ends, with Inderlok as the other. Trains from here travel through Satguru Ram Singh Marg and Ashok Park Main to Punjabi Bagh, Peeragarhi, Mundka and Brigadier Hoshiyar Singh in Bahadurgarh.
The 3.41 km branch between Kirti Nagar and Ashok Park Main lets passengers transfer between the Blue Line and the Red Line.
TARC Kailasa Location and Road Connectivity
Patel Road in front of the TARC Kailasa Kirti Nagar site is 84 metres wide and leads east toward Connaught Place. Our piece on Kirti Nagar’s shift to a residential hub covers the change of this stretch from retail and trade to housing.
DTC routes 78, 159, 410, 810 and 990 serve the metro station from the Moti Nagar Industrial Area bus stop, giving household staff and visitors a car-free option that does not depend on a car.
TARC Kailasa Review for Metro Commuters
Our desk tests a metro claim on 3 points: the length of the walk, the number of lines at the station and the number of changes to daily destinations. On all 3, the station next to Patel Road holds up. Every route in this guide needs one change at most.
That matters most for a large household, where one parent heads to Connaught Place, a teenager to classes in Karol Bagh and a grandparent to relatives in Janakpuri. Each trip starts at the same gate. Buyers comparing homes in the area can use our list of checks before buying a luxury apartment in Kirti Nagar alongside this route guide.
“An interchange at the gate gives every person in the house a direct route of their own, and nobody waits for the car.”
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the price of TARC Kailasa?
Expect ₹11 crore to ₹14 crore per residence in the newest tower, based on pricing announced in March 2026. That fifth tower adds 110 units after about 275 units were sold across the first 4 towers. Current configuration-wise prices for this TARC project are listed in the price section of the project page.
When was TARC Kailasa launched?
The project was first launched in January 2024, and its first phase sold out in the autumn of that year. The developer then opened new tower inventory in February 2026 along with a new Experience Gallery and a fully furnished Sample Residence on site, which buyers can visit before deciding on a home.
Who is building TARC Kailasa Kirti Nagar?
You are buying from TARC Limited, a listed Delhi-based developer, and Sam India Built Well is the principal construction contractor. The company said construction is funded through internal accruals and reported a gross development value of ₹4,400 crore for the project in April 2026, reflecting the scale of the build.
How big is the TARC Kailasa project?
The planned development area is about 17 lakh sq.ft. The project includes about 1,70,000 sq ft of amenities and 6 levels of landscaped greens, with 7-tier security. Homes are spread across different levels of each tower, and the upper floors include residences with roof terraces.
Is there parking at Kirti Nagar metro station?
Yes, Kirti Nagar metro station has a DMRC-authorised parking facility, and Gate 5 opens toward it. The station also has bicycle facilities. If you drive in from another part of West Delhi to visit a home on Patel Road, you can park at the station and walk across instead of looking for space near the site.
Is Kirti Nagar metro station accessible for senior citizens?
Yes, Kirti Nagar metro station is listed as accessible, with lifts between street level and the platforms. Toilets are on the paid concourse, and token vending machines are on the unpaid side. Senior family members can use the metro to visit relatives across Delhi without climbing stairs, making the station practical for all age groups.
Is there a railway station near Kirti Nagar metro?
Yes, Kirti Nagar railway station is in the Kirti Nagar Industrial Area, south of the metro station, and Gate 3 opens toward its parking. You can book reserved train tickets at the counter there, which saves a trip to a larger terminal when you only need to book a journey.