The Ghaziabad metro connects the city with Delhi through Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda), the Red Line’s eastern terminus. Use the Red Line for journeys toward Rithala, and check the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) map to plan connections, including the branch to Vaishali.
- Key Red Line station: Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda), the eastern terminus.
- Red Line: 34.549 km long, with 29 stations.
- Vaishali connection: On Line 4, the Blue Line branch from Yamuna Bank.
- Route planning: DMRC provides an interactive network map.
Ghaziabad metro stations to know
Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) is the main Ghaziabad station on the Delhi Metro Red Line. The line runs between Shaheed Sthal and Rithala, and the DMRC network map shows both stations as part of its operational network.
The Red Line extension between Dilshad Garden and Shaheed Sthal began commercial service on 9 March 2019. If you’re travelling from Ghaziabad toward Delhi, use the line’s station names on the network map to identify where to change for your destination. For broader route planning, see Ghaziabad to Delhi routes and travel options.
Vaishali is another important station for Ghaziabad-area journeys, but it sits on a different route: Line 4, the Blue Line branch running between Yamuna Bank and Vaishali. The branch is 8.511 km long and has 8 stations. The DMRC map also shows Anand Vihar ISBT and Kaushambi on the Blue Line network.
How do you get to Shaheed Sthal from the hotel area?
Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) is about 20 minutes on foot or 6 minutes by car from Hotel Rainbow Ghaziabad. That gives you a practical starting point for planning a metro journey from the hotel area.
At the station, check the train’s direction before boarding: Shaheed Sthal is the Red Line terminus for trains toward Rithala. If your destination is Vaishali, plan for the Blue Line branch from Yamuna Bank rather than assuming it is on the Red Line.
DMRC identifies Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) as the nearest Delhi Metro station for Ghaziabad ISBT. It also identifies the same station as the nearest Delhi Metro connection for Ghaziabad Namo Bharat station. These connections can help you match a bus or Namo Bharat journey with the metro network.
Changing between metro lines
To reach Vaishali from the Red Line, change at Yamuna Bank for Line 4, the Blue Line branch. The branch ends at Vaishali and has 8 stations across 8.511 km.
For other connections, use the DMRC network map to follow the line sequence and check station names before you set out. The map identifies its coverage as the operational network across Phases I, II, III and IV. It also shows Anand Vihar ISBT and Kaushambi on the Blue Line, alongside the branch to Vaishali.
Keep the distinction between Vaishali and the main Blue Line route in mind: the official map labels Vaishali on the Yamuna Bank branch. Check the route shown for your destination, especially when your journey involves changing lines. If you’re considering rail travel beyond the metro, Ghaziabad to Delhi train stations and journey planning covers that option.
Checking service and fare information
Use DMRC’s interactive map to check the network and plan a route, then confirm current service and fare details through DMRC before travelling. Fares and operating information can change, so check the official site before you go.
For the Red Line, make sure your train is travelling in the direction you need; Shaheed Sthal is the end station for the route toward Rithala. At interchange stations, follow the network map and station directions for the line you’re changing to.
FAQs
Which metro line serves Shaheed Sthal?
Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) is the eastern terminus of the Red Line, which runs to Rithala.
Is Vaishali on the Red Line?
No. Vaishali is on Line 4, the Blue Line branch between Yamuna Bank and Vaishali.
Which metro station is nearest to Ghaziabad ISBT?
Shaheed Sthal (New Bus Adda) is the nearest Delhi Metro station to Ghaziabad ISBT.