Iskcon temple is one of the most famous temples of Lord Krishna. Not only in Delhi but the wings of Iskcon temple is spread all over the world.
In this post, I am going to tell you the nearest metro station to Iskcon temple in New Delhi.
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Iskcon Temple Nearest Metro
The nearest metro station to Iskon Temple is Nehru Place Metro Station.
Nehru Place metro station an elevated metro station located on the Violet Line of Delhi metro.
The distance between Nehru Place metro station to Iskcon temple is 2 Km.
All you need to do is just exit from Gate No. 1 from Nehru Place metro station. It will only take 13 minutes to reach the temple.
You can also use the below map for direction:
Other Nearby Metro Stations
| Metro Station | Line | Walking Distance |
| Nehru Place Metro Station | Violet Line | 1.1 Km |
| Kailash Colony Metro Station | Violet Line | 1.3 Km |
| Kalkaji Mandir Metro Station | Violet Line | 1.6 Km |
As mentioned in the above table, there are more than one metro stations which are near to Iskcon temple in Delhi. All these metro stations are located on Violet Line of Delhi Metro.
But the nearest metro stations to Iskcon Temple Delhi is Nehru Place.
Iskcon Temple Dwarka Nearest Metro Station
Dwarka Sector 13 is the nearest metros station to Iskcon Temple is Dwarka New Delhi.
The temple is just 800 meters away from the metro station. It will take hardly 10 minutes if you cover the distance by walking.
Temple Address & Contact Number:
Address: Plot No 4, Iskcon Temple Road, Sector 13, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi 110075
Cotact Phone: 088002 23226
Iskcon Temple Punjabi Bagh Nearest Metro Station
ESI Hospital Metro Station is near to Iskcon temple in Punjabi Bagh.
The distance between the two is 1.5 km. It will take around 20 minutes to travel the temple from ESI Hospital Metro Station.
Temple Address & Contact Number
Address: 41/77, Srila Prabhupada Marg, West Punjabi Bagh, Punjabi Bagh, Delhi, 110026
Contact Num: 099991 97259
Hope you would have a wonderful visit at Iskcon temple. Please share your thoughts about the temple below. I would love to hear from you.
