Pretty usual metro station located on the Faridabad line. Various important locations arrive on this route, right from Kalkaji to Nehru Place, all the way to Faridabad. I generally take this line when I've to travel to Khan Market, JLN, or say, GK, Nehru Place, etc.

One of the busiest metro stations of violet line. RTV and sharing auto outside the metro is available for okhla phase 1 and phase 2. Also buses to badarpur and nehru place is avilable from the road. Toilet facility is available but for that you have to exit AFC gate. A park adjacent to metro station is available for spending time.

Govindpuri Metro Station provides a commendable commuting experience. The station is well-maintained and boasts efficient services. Accessibility features are notable, making it user-friendly. The staff is helpful, and security measures are visibly in place. The surrounding area offers conveniences like shops and eateries. For anyone navigating Delhi, Govindpuri Metro Station stands out as a reliable and well-rounded transit hub

Busy metro station to connect Kalka ji, Okhla 1,2,3 ares too to commuters. Morning till evening this station is crowded due to centrally located area of this station. Often i come to this station due to offices around. Station is having all the facilities in and out. The parking space is more helpful for many. The carbon footprint is neutralised well with solar panels put in place.

Govindpuri is a Delhi Metro station in Delhi. It is located between Kalkaji Mandir and Harkesh Nagar Okhla stations on the Violet Line. The station was opened with the first section of the Line on 3 October 2010, in time for the Commonwealth Games opening ceremony on the same day. The MAGENTA LINE is the first Metro that goes to Govindpuri Metro Station in Delhi.The last Metro that goes to Govindpuri in Delhi. It stops nearby at 11:36 PM.

Entry machines are not working properly I took my ticket through WhatsApp but all machines unable to scan that. Then Guide open an another gate for me there was no machine and said go. And very long line for tickets. Carry your metro card for saving time. And there is too must dust and noise pollution.

This metro station is already quite busy and regulated. They forbid even taking photos and recordings during the very severe security check.

Govindpuri Metro Station serves as a convenient stop for commuters in Delhi. While it's generally safe, like any public space, it's advisable to stay cautious of pickpockets. Keep an eye on your belongings and stay aware of your surroundings, especially during peak hours when it's more crowded.