Traveling Between KRISHNA PARK EXTENSION and NOIDA ELECTRONIC CITY on Delhi Metro
The transit corridor connecting KRISHNA PARK EXTENSION (KPEN) and NOIDA ELECTRONIC CITY (NECC) spans 38 stations with an approximate traveling duration of 1:40:20. Whether commuting for daily work or catching connecting intercity trains and flights, this route ensures timely transfer across the National Capital Region (NCR).
At KRISHNA PARK EXTENSION, board the Magenta Line train from Platform No. 1 heading towards "BOTANICAL GARDEN".
KRISHNA PARK EXTENSION
CODE: KPENKRISHNA PARK EXTENSION is a station on the Delhi Metro network.
NOIDA ELECTRONIC CITY
CODE: NECCIt is one of the several Elevated stations on DMRC's metro network.This station is also known as Bank of Baroda Noida Electronic City Center. For more information or queries kindly contact station officer at the following contact number: 7303294915,7290020682.
Key Nearby Landmarks & Places — NOIDA ELECTRONIC CITY
Fare Matrix & Ticket Pricing
The standard single-journey token fare for this corridor is ₹64. Commuters traveling with a Delhi Metro Smart Card receive a flat 10% discount, bringing the fare down to ₹58. An additional 10% concession applies during designated non-peak hours (before 08:00 AM, between 12:00 PM and 05:00 PM, and after 09:00 PM on working days).
Metro Timetable & Train Frequency
First train operations from KRISHNA PARK EXTENSION typically commence between 05:30 AM and 06:00 AM, with the final departing service running between 11:00 PM and 11:30 PM. During peak commuter hours (08:30 AM – 11:00 AM and 05:30 PM – 08:30 PM), trains run at tight headways of 2 to 4 minutes, expanding to 5 to 8 minutes during mid-day and late night periods.
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