Vasant Kunj is one of South Delhi’s most carefully planned residential sub-cities — orderly sectors, wide internal roads, DDA apartments stacked in grids, the occasional luxury mall. Kishangarh village existed before all of it, on the Aravalli foothills in what is now the Vasant Kunj-Mehrauli belt, and it exists still — an old village settlement absorbed into the broader Vasant Kunj administrative geography without losing its visible distinctiveness from the planned sectors around it.

The village sits 9 km from IGI Airport and minutes from the Chhatarpur metro station, and the Aravalli hills are genuinely visible from its higher lanes. That’s a combination few South Delhi addresses can claim.

Kishangarh Village Delhi – Quick Overview

Detail	Information
Location	Vasant Kunj, South West Delhi District, Delhi
Pin Code	110070
Assembly Constituency	Mehrauli
Assembly MLA	Naresh Yadav
Lok Sabha Constituency	South Delhi
Nearest Metro Station	Chhatarpur Metro Station – Yellow Line; approx. 2 km
Alternative Metro	Qutb Minar Metro Station – Yellow Line; Sultanpur Metro Station – Yellow Line; Ghitorni Metro Station – Yellow Line
Primary Road Access	Aruna Asaf Ali Marg; Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road (MG Road); Vasant Kunj Marg
IGI Airport Distance	Approx. 9 km
Employment Zones	DLF Cyber City (approx. 15 km); Udyog Vihar (approx. 15 km)
Property Type	Predominantly 3 BHK builder floors; independent houses
Key Nearby Landmarks	Qutb Minar (approx. 2–3 km); Jahaz Mahal (approx. 2 km); Chhatarpur Temple (approx. 3 km); Ambience Mall (approx. 4 km)
Healthcare	Fortis Hospital (within 2 km); ILBS Hospital; Vikas Hospital
Neighbouring Areas	Islam Colony; Sector A Vasant Kunj; Mehrauli; Saidulajab; Chattarpur

History and Setting of Kishangarh Village

Kishangarh village sits at the base of the Aravalli hills, in the transition zone between the Mehrauli Archaeological Park — with its 100+ medieval structures — and the planned Vasant Kunj sectors. This geography places the village in one of Delhi’s richest historical zones: Mehrauli has been continuously settled since at least the 10th century CE, when the Tomar rulers made it their capital. The Qutb Minar complex, 2–3 km from Kishangarh, was begun by Qutb-ud-din Aibak in 1193 CE. The Jamali-Kamali mosque and the thousand-year-old Agrasen ki Baoli stepwell are both nearby.

Kishangarh was largely considered to be a place cut off from the main city, but in recent years saw rapid progress in connectivity with the Delhi Metro coming to nearby Chhatarpur and more bus routes added by DTC.

The DTC routes now serving the area include routes to Mehrauli, Central Delhi, Badarpur MB Road, Rajokri, and Shahabad Mohammadpur, connecting Kishangarh to most of South Delhi’s major road corridors.

How to Reach Kishangarh Village Delhi

By Metro: Chhatarpur Metro Station on the Yellow Line is the closest station at approximately 2 km — reachable by auto or on foot from parts of the village. The Yellow Line runs from Samaypur Badli in North Delhi southward through central Delhi and into Gurugram. Chhatarpur station is one stop south of Sultanpur and connects northward through Saket, Hauz Khas, AIIMS, Rajiv Chowk, and beyond.

Qutb Minar Metro Station is another Yellow Line option slightly to the northeast, and Ghitorni is to the south. Multiple Yellow Line stations give Kishangarh residents one of the stronger metro access profiles of South Delhi’s urban villages.

By Road: Aruna Asaf Ali Marg and MG Road (Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road) are the primary access routes. MG Road connects southward toward Gurugram’s commercial clusters — DLF Cyber City and Udyog Vihar are approximately 15 km by this road — and northward toward Qutb Minar and Mehrauli. IGI Airport is approximately 9 km via the airport expressway connection through Vasant Kunj, making Kishangarh one of the more airport-proximate South Delhi village addresses.

Key Landmarks and Nearby Places

Qutb Minar and Mehrauli Archaeological Park (approx. 2–3 km)

The UNESCO World Heritage Site — the 73-metre minaret begun in 1193 CE — is less than 3 km from Kishangarh. The Mehrauli Archaeological Park, containing over 100 monuments of medieval Delhi within a single walkable area, is among Delhi’s most undervisited heritage concentrations.

Jahaz Mahal (approx. 2 km)

The large Lodi-era structure in Mehrauli, named for its ship-like appearance, stands minutes from Kishangarh. It is one of the larger surviving examples of Lodi architecture and remains partially accessible to visitors.

Chhatarpur Temple (approx. 3 km)

The Shri Adhya Katyayni Shakti Peeth — one of Delhi’s largest temple complexes at 70 acres — is approximately 3 km from the village and a major pilgrimage destination, particularly during Navratri.

Ambience Mall (approx. 4 km)

The large mall on MG Road near Sultanpur is approximately 4 km from Kishangarh, with Vasant Square Mall accessible from the Vasant Kunj belt.

Fortis Hospital Vasant Kunj (approx. 2 km)

One of South Delhi’s leading multi-speciality hospitals. ILBS (Institute of Liver and Biliary Sciences) is also accessible within the broader Vasant Kunj belt.

Real Estate and Living in Kishangarh Village Delhi

3 BHK builder floors dominate the housing inventory, catering to mid-range buyers and professionals working in the Gurugram and South Delhi corridors. The 9 km airport proximity and the functional Yellow Line metro access at Chhatarpur station drive consistent rental demand.

Resident reviews consistently highlight the metro connectivity, airport access, and the Aravalli hill setting as positives. Narrow internal streets, parking pressure, and water supply irregularities are the standard trade-offs noted by long-term residents.

FAQs About Kishangarh Village Delhi

Q1. What is Kishangarh village Delhi known for?

A: Kishangarh is an urban village in Vasant Kunj, South West Delhi, known for its proximity to the Qutb Minar complex, the Mehrauli Archaeological Park, Chhatarpur Temple, and its location at the base of the Aravalli hills. It is 9 km from IGI Airport and approximately 2 km from Chhatarpur Metro Station on the Yellow Line.

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

A: Chhatarpur Metro Station on the Yellow Line (Delhi Metro Line 2) is the nearest, approximately 2 km from the village. Other Yellow Line options include Qutb Minar, Sultanpur, and Ghitorni stations.

Q3. What is the pin code of Kishangarh village Delhi?

A: 110070. The area falls under the Mehrauli assembly constituency and South Delhi Lok Sabha constituency.

Q4. How far is IGI Airport from Kishangarh village?

A: Approximately 9 km via Aruna Asaf Ali Marg and the Vasant Kunj-Airport connection. This makes Kishangarh one of the closer urban village addresses to IGI Airport within South Delhi.

Q5. Is Kishangarh village a good place to live in Delhi?

A: For professionals commuting to Gurugram (MG Road access, approximately 15 km to Cyber City) or South Delhi offices, Kishangarh offers the Yellow Line metro at 2 km, 9 km airport access, and proximity to Vasant Kunj’s commercial and healthcare infrastructure. The village setting — Aravalli hills backdrop, Mehrauli heritage zone adjacent — gives it a residential character that planned DDA sectors in the same belt don’t replicate. Narrow internal roads and water irregularities are the documented trade-offs.