Kashmiri Gate Metro Station is one of the busiest interchanging stations in Delhi. It connects three major lines – Yellow Line, Red Line and Violet Line.
Kashmiri Gate Metro Station Gate No 5 is an important gate for passengers because it leads towards the Kudasiya Park side and offers easy access towards Old Delhi regions.
Location:
Gate No. 5 opens towards Kudasiya Park area. This side is also suitable for passengers who want to go towards the heritage regions and old marketplaces of Delhi.
Nearby Places:
- Kudasiya Park
- Chandni Chowk region
- Red Fort (short distance by auto or e-rickshaw)
- Jama Masjid
- Civil Lines side approach area
Facilities at the Station
Kashmiri Gate Station is passenger-friendly and well-equipped:
- Escalators and elevators across levels (some gates are divyang-friendly)
- Smart-card machines, token vending machines, and customer care centers
- ATMs: Punjab National Bank, SBI, Yes Bank, Punjab & Sind Bank, Federal Bank
- Food outlets inside: McDonald’s, Burger King, Chaayos, Domino’s, KFC, Wow Momos, Chaayos, Jalpaan food court, and more-all available within the station complex without exiting
Entry and Purpose:
Kashmiri Gate Metro Station Gate No 5 is mainly used for exit towards parks, leisure walk routes and those who want to avoid the high rush side of ISBT during peak hours.
It is a suitable gate for travellers who are visiting Central or Old Delhi tourist spots.
Connectivity from Gate No. 5:
Metro Lines
- Yellow Line
- Red Line
- Violet Line
It is an interchange connection inside the station, so passengers can switch between three metro lines easily.
Bus and Other Transport
- Autos and e-rickshaws are commonly available outside
- Nearby local buses can be accessed after walking a short distance
- Cab pick up zones are also present nearby
Gate No. 5 is convenient for passengers traveling towards northern Old Delhi routes.
Who Should Use Gate No. 5:
- People visiting Kudasiya Park
- Passengers wanting to reach Jama Masjid or Red Fort with less crowd
- Passengers who want an easier exit point than the ISBT front side
- Tourists exploring Old Delhi markets
How to Reach Gate No. 5?
- By Metro: Use Red, Yellow, or Violet Line; follow station signage to Exit Gate No. 5.
- By Bus/ISBT: Board buses heading to Kashmere Gate ISBT, then follow station access paths.
- By Auto/Cab: Request drop-off near Kudasiya Park/Lala Hardev Sahai Marg, close to Gate 5.
- By walking: From Connaught Place or Paharganj (~1–2 km walk), convenient in cooler weather.
FAQs:
Q1. Where does Gate No. 5 lead?
Gate No. 5 opens towards Kudasiya Park and Old Delhi side.
Q2. Is Gate No. 5 good for tourists?
Yes, it is suitable for those visiting Red Fort, Jama Masjid and Old Delhi markets.
Q3. Can I switch metro lines near Gate No. 5?
Yes, Kashmiri Gate Metro Station is an interchange for Yellow, Red and Violet Lines.
Q4. Are autos available outside Gate No. 5?
Yes, autos and e-rickshaws are available outside for short travel distances.
Q5. Is it less crowded than ISBT side gates?
Generally yes, Gate No. 5 is less chaotic than the ISBT facing gates.
Q6. Are facilities like toilets and lifts available near Gate No. 5?
Yes, basic station facilities like toilets, lifts and escalators are available.
Q7. How far is the Red Fort from Gate No. 5?
Red Fort is a short ride away and can be reached easily by rickshaw or auto.
