Botanical Garden Metro Station

Blue Line and Magenta Line · Gautam Buddha Nagar, Uttar Pradesh

About Botanical Garden metro station

Lines
Blue Magentainterchange
Type
ElevatedDMRC station page
Opened
200912 November 2009
District
Gautam Buddha NagarUttar Pradesh
Gates
44 step-free (DMRC)
Lifts / escalators
8 / 8DMRC station page

Botanical Garden is a terminus of the Magenta Line and a through station on the Blue Line.

Botanical Garden opened on 12 November 2009 on the Blue Line in Noida, between Noida Sector 18 and Golf Course, and is also the terminus of the Magenta Line. It was the first elevated interchange station outside Delhi. DMRC describes it as a major connectivity point between Delhi and Noida and says the name comes from the Botanic Garden of Indian Republic nearby. On 3 May 2024, at its 30th foundation day, DMRC named it “Best Metro Station”.

There are four platforms. Platforms 1 and 2 serve the Blue Line towards Noida Electronic City and Dwarka Sector 21. On the Magenta Line, Platform 4 is for departures towards Krishna Park Extension and Janakpuri West, and trains from Okhla Bird Sanctuary end at Platform 3. This is the Krishna Park Extension to Botanical Garden section only: the link from Krishna Park Extension to Deepali Chowk is still under construction, so trains do not run through to Majlis Park.

Botanical Garden metro station, Delhi Metro

First and last metro at Botanical Garden

Line and directionFirst train
weekdays
Last train
weekdays
Blue towards Noida Electronic City (next: Golf Course)05:4900:16
Blue towards Dwarka Sector 21 (next: Noida Sector 18)06:0623:17
Magenta towards Krishna Park Extension (next: Okhla Bird Sanctuary)06:0023:00

Departure times from this station on a weekday, as DMRC’s journey planner gives them (checked on Tuesday 20 October 2026; the planner takes no date). DMRC does not publish separate Saturday, Sunday or holiday times for each station, and on special days it announces changes in advance. A last train after midnight belongs to the previous evening’s service. “Not published” means DMRC’s own answer was inconsistent (arrival before departure), so we leave it out.

How often trains run at Botanical Garden

SectionWeekday peakWeekday off-peakSaturday peakSunday
Blue Yamuna Bank – Noida Electronic City5 min 42 s7 min6 min 30 s9 min
Magenta Botanical Garden – Krishna Park Extension5 min 20 s6 min 05 s5 min 48 s6 min 25 s

Average interval between trains published by DMRC for each section (as on 31.08.2026). Peak hours are 08:00–12:00 and 17:00–21:00, the hours outside DMRC’s off-peak definition. Rapid Metro Gurugram figures come from its own page (peak 08:00–11:00 and 16:00–20:00 on weekdays; Sunday is one flat interval).

Next stations from Botanical Garden

LineNext stationRunning time
BlueNoida Sector 182.2 min
BlueGolf Course2.6 min
MagentaOkhla Bird Sanctuary3.4 min

Running time to the adjoining station from DMRC’s journey planner, including the stop. On the Rapid Metro the Phase 2 – Phase 3 loop runs one way only (Phase 2 → Belvedere Towers → Cyber City → Moulsari Avenue → Phase 3 → Phase 2).

Interchanges and connections

  • Metro: interchange between the Blue Line and Magenta Line inside the station, without leaving the paid area (DMRC does not publish walking times between platforms).
  • Buses: Noida Authority Bus Stand (0.2 km, about 2 min on foot); Botanical Garden Bus Adda (0.5 km, about 5 min on foot), as listed by DMRC.

Station facilities

Lifts8
Escalators8
ToiletsUnpaid Concourse; Unpaid Concourse; Unpaid Ground Level
ATMsPNB ATM (Unpaid Concourse)
Drinking waterYes

DMRC labels: Divyang Friendly Station, Parking Available and Lift/Escalator Available.

As listed on the DMRC station page; a facility missing here may still exist.

Gates and platforms at Botanical Garden

GateLeads toDivyang friendly
Gate No. 1Captain Vijayat Thapar MargYes
Gate No. 4Multilevel parkingYes
Gate No. 3Capt. Vijyant thapar MargYes
Gate No. 2Capt. Vijyant thapar MargYes

Platforms

PlatformTrains towards
Platform No. 2Dwarka Sector 21
Platform No. 1Noida Electronic City
Platform No. 4Janakpuri West or Krishna Park Extension

Gates, their surroundings and platforms as DMRC lists them on the station page.

Parking at Botanical Garden

ParkingCapacity
Near Gate No. 3175 cars, 750 two-wheelers, 20 cycles
Gate 47500 cars

Parking sites and capacities listed by DMRC (some are run by other agencies); rates are not published on the station page.

Fare from Botanical Garden

A single journey to Rajiv Chowk (Connaught Place) costs ₹43 from Monday to Saturday and ₹32 on Sundays and national holidays, according to DMRC’s journey planner (route on the Blue Line). The planner gives about 29 minutes for the journey. Fares go by distance in six slabs; a smart card or an NCMC card is cheaper than a QR ticket or token. See Metro fares for every slab and discount.

What is near Botanical Garden metro station

The station is used by people changing lines and by those connecting with buses. DMRC lists the Noida Authority bus stand about 0.2 km away and the Botanical Garden bus adda at 0.5 km. The Botanic Garden of Indian Republic is about 0.2 km away by DMRC’s count, the GIP Mall 1.0 km. Three gates face Capt. Vijyant Thapar Marg and Gate 4 leads to the multilevel parking. On the map, Bhardwaj Hospital is about 260 m away and the Botanic Garden bus station about 370 m.

Places DMRC lists near the station

PlaceTypeDistanceOn foot
GIP MallMall1 km8 min
Botanic Garden Of Indian RepublicTourist Place0.2 km2 min

Within 400 metres (OpenStreetMap)

PlaceStraight-line distanceOn foot (estimate)
Bhardwaj Hospital260 m4 min
Botanic Garden Bus Station370 m6 min

Named places from OpenStreetMap. The walking time is an estimate (straight-line distance × 1.3).

Frequently asked questions

DMRC named it “Best Metro Station” on 3 May 2024, at its 30th foundation day held at Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi. The station, which opened in 2009, is the interchange between the Blue and Magenta lines in Noida.

Not directly. The Magenta Line runs as two separate sections, Botanical Garden to Krishna Park Extension and Deepali Chowk to Majlis Park, and the link between them is still under construction. From Botanical Garden, Magenta trains run as far as Krishna Park Extension.

Botanical Garden is an interchange station on the Blue Line and the Magenta Line: you can change lines without leaving the station or paying again.
On weekdays the first train leaves Botanical Garden at about 05:49 and the last at about 00:16, depending on line and direction (DMRC journey planner). DMRC does not publish separate weekend times for each station; the table on this page gives every direction.
₹43 Monday to Saturday and ₹32 on Sundays and national holidays for a single journey, according to DMRC’s journey planner. Smart cards and NCMC cards get a discount; see Metro fares.
DMRC lists Botanical Garden as a Divyang-friendly station with 8 lifts, and marks Gate No. 1, Gate No. 4, Gate No. 3 and Gate No. 2 as Divyang friendly.