Delhi has many villages that found themselves unexpectedly significant when infrastructure arrived nearby. Bharthal’s version of that story is the most dramatic in recent years. In September 2023, Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated Yashobhoomi — India’s largest and Asia’s largest convention and exhibition centre — in Sector 25, Dwarka, directly adjacent to Bharthal village. The facility cost ₹25,700 crore to build. It has its own dedicated metro station on the Airport Express Line. It can host 11,000 people in Phase 1 and 20,000 in its planned multi-purpose arena. The village that sits on its doorstep suddenly had a very different set of neighbours.

Bharthal Village Delhi – Quick Overview

Detail	Information
Location	South West Delhi District, Delhi
Pin Codes	110061; 110077 (parts)
Also Known As	Sector 26 Dwarka area (partially)
Assembly Constituency	Bijwasan
Lok Sabha Constituency	West Delhi / South Delhi (boundary area)
Nearest Metro Station	Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector-25 – Airport Express Line (AEL); opened September 17, 2023
Alternative Metro	Dwarka Sector-21 – Blue Line + Airport Express Line; approx. 4 km
Primary Road Access	Dwarka Expressway (NH-248BB); NH-48 (Delhi-Gurugram Expressway); UER-II
IGI Airport Distance	Approx. 12.5 km
DLF Cyber City Distance	Approx. 12–15 km via Dwarka Expressway
Average Property Rate (2025)	₹9,100 per sq ft
Average Monthly Rent	₹8,000–₹12,000
Key Landmark	Yashobhoomi (IICC) – India’s largest convention and exhibition centre
Neighbouring Areas	Sector 22 Dwarka; Sector 23 Dwarka; Bijwasan; Pushpanjali Farms; Dhulsiras

Bharthal, Yashobhoomi, and the Dwarka Development Story

Bijwasan Assembly constituency covers parts of Bharthal, Dhulsiras, Vasant Kunj, Mahipalpur, and Bijwasan among other areas. The constituency’s geography reflects the southwestern Delhi development corridor that runs from Vasant Kunj toward Dwarka and the Delhi-Gurugram border.

Bharthal’s transformation is inseparable from Dwarka sub-city’s story. Dwarka, planned as Delhi’s largest residential sub-city, was developed by DDA from the 1990s onward, spreading southwestward from Sector 1 toward Sector 30+ along the Airport Metro Express corridor. Bharthal village — classified as Sector 26 Dwarka in some official framings — sat at the western edge of this expansion, largely agricultural and underdeveloped until the Yashobhoomi project changed its immediate neighbourhood entirely.

Yashobhoomi (India International Convention and Exhibition Centre) is located in Sector 25, Dwarka, completed and inaugurated September 17, 2023, at a cost of ₹25,700 crore. It is the largest convention centre in India and Asia by area, and one of the largest MICE facilities in the world. Its dedicated underground metro station, Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector-25, opened the same day on the Airport Express Line.

A resident review of Sector 26 Dwarka (Bharthal) notes: “Dwarka sector 26 is known as bharthal village as well. DDA has done a great job to beautify this village — from providing spaces for jogging, running, yoga, outdoor gym and greenery, to the big convention center going on in the outer area.

How to Reach Bharthal Village Delhi

By Metro: Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector-25 is an underground station on the Airport Express Line, opened September 17, 2023. It is located within the IICC perimeter, connected via a 735-metre corridor. This station serves Bharthal’s eastern edge. The Airport Express Line connects to New Delhi Railway Station in approximately 20 minutes and IGI Airport Terminal 3 in approximately 10 minutes.

Dwarka Sector-21 Metro Station — an interchange between the Blue Line and the Airport Express Line — is approximately 4 km from Bharthal, reachable by auto or DTC bus. The Blue Line connects through Dwarka’s sectors toward Noida and central Delhi. The Sector-21 station is the primary metro reference for daily commuters from Bharthal.

By Road: Major highways like NH-48 and Dwarka Expressway ensure smooth road connectivity to Gurugram and South Delhi. IGI Airport is approximately 12.5 km from Bharthal. The UER-II (Urban Extension Road II) is also accessible, providing a bypass option toward North Delhi and the western corridor.

By Suburban Rail: Bijwasan Railway Station and Shahabad Mohammadpur Railway Station are both accessible from Bharthal, connecting to the Delhi-Jaipur suburban line.

Key Landmarks and Nearby Places

Yashobhoomi (IICC) – Sector 25, Dwarka

Yashobhoomi is India’s largest convention and exhibition centre, located in Dwarka, accessible via the Airport Express Line directly. Phase 1 convention centre has the largest auditorium in India with a seating capacity of 6,000. It hosts national and international trade shows, exhibitions, conferences, and government events. Its adjacency to Bharthal has generated hospitality, retail, and service-sector employment demand in the village’s catchment.

Pushpanjali Farms

A farmhouse and semi-rural zone adjacent to Bharthal, providing the green buffer between the village and the Dwarka sub-city’s denser sectors.

Sector 22 and Sector 23 Dwarka

The planned DDA sectors immediately adjacent to Bharthal, with their markets, schools, and apartment complexes providing the primary commercial and social infrastructure that the village draws on.

Bijwasan Railway Station (approx. 3–5 km)

On the Delhi-Jaipur suburban line, providing intercity rail access for residents.

Real Estate and Living in Bharthal Village Delhi

As of December 2025, the current average property prices in Bharthal are ₹9,100 per sq ft. Rental costs in Bharthal range from ₹8,000 to ₹12,000, making it an attractive option for tenants. The rental demand is high and it is a good investment option

At ₹9,100/sq ft, Bharthal sits meaningfully below the Dwarka sub-city average — Sector 23 Dwarka averages ₹15,000/sq ft — reflecting the village’s Lal Dora land status and older housing stock. This discount makes it affordable housing within commuting reach of both IGI Airport (12.5 km) and Gurugram (via Dwarka Expressway).

Residents describe a peaceful village character with improving infrastructure, easy metro access when Yashobhoomi station is operational, and good road connectivity. The ongoing construction associated with the convention centre complex and broader Dwarka Expressway development is the primary quality-of-life complaint for now.

5 FAQs About Bharthal Village Delhi

Q1. What is Bharthal village Delhi known for?

Bharthal is a South West Delhi urban village in Bijwasan constituency, known primarily for its adjacency to Yashobhoomi (IICC) — India’s and Asia’s largest convention and exhibition centre, inaugurated September 2023 at a cost of ₹25,700 crore. It is also adjacent to Dwarka sub-city’s outer sectors and connected via the Airport Express Line to IGI Airport and New Delhi Railway Station.

Q2. Which is the nearest metro station to Bharthal village Delhi?

Yashobhoomi Dwarka Sector-25 Station on the Airport Express Line, opened September 17, 2023, is the nearest. It is an underground station within the IICC campus, accessible via Gate 6. Dwarka Sector-21 Metro Station — an interchange between the Blue Line and Airport Express Line — is approximately 4 km away and is the more practical daily commute option for residents.

Q3. What is Yashobhoomi and how is it related to Bharthal?

Yashobhoomi (formally: India International Convention and Exhibition Centre, IICC) is India’s largest convention centre, built in Sector 25, Dwarka, directly adjacent to Bharthal village. Costing ₹25,700 crore and inaugurated by PM Modi on September 17, 2023, it is one of the world’s largest MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) facilities. Its proximity has significantly raised Bharthal’s profile and property values.

Q4. What is the pin code of Bharthal village Delhi?

110061 for Bharthal proper; some adjacent areas carry pin code 110077. The area falls under the Bijwasan assembly constituency and West Delhi Lok Sabha constituency.

Q5. Is Bharthal a good place to live in Delhi?

For those working near IGI Airport (12.5 km), Gurugram (via Dwarka Expressway), or central Delhi (via Airport Express or Blue Line metro), Bharthal offers a peaceful village character at ₹9,100/sq ft — significantly below Dwarka’s planned sector rates — with rental options from ₹8,000–₹12,000 per month. The Yashobhoomi metro station and the Dwarka Expressway highway access are genuine connectivity strengths.