Public Transit near THE SINGH EMPIRE, New Delhi

Delhi Railway Station is the main railway station in New Delhi, India. It is a Grade I heritage structure and one of the largest railway stations in the world. It was built by British architects Herbert Baker and Edward Lutyens during the time of British Raj and opened on 5 May 1931.

Situated on the Red Line of the Delhi Metro, Chawri Bazar is one of the busiest stations on the network. With a daily ridership of over 2 million passengers, it is also one of the most crowded stations on the Metro.

The station has two platforms, with four entrances/exits. The Chawri Bazar Metro Station is well-connected to other parts of Delhi via buses and autos.

The Chandni Chowk Metro station is located in New Delhi and serves as a major transit hub for the city. The station features an elevated platform that allows for easy interchange between the Metro and other modes of transportation. The station also features wide footpaths and ample parking facilities.

The Central Secretariat Metro Station is one of the busiest stations on the Delhi Metro. It is located in New Delhi. The station has a high number of commuters, as well as tourists, due to its close proximity to the parliament and other important government buildings. The station has an underground section and a elevated section. The underground section has four platforms and the elevated section has two platforms. The station was opened on December 26, 2005.

The Hazrat Nizammudin Railway Station is a major railway station in New Delhi, India. The station is located on the Old Delhi Line of the Northern Railway. It handles both long-distance and commuter rail traffic. The station has 5 platforms and 3 tracks.

Delhi Cantonment Railway Station is an important station in the Delhi railway network and is located at Delhi Cantonment in the northern part of the city. The station was opened in 1867 as one of the original stations on the Delhi–Bombay line. The station has three platforms and is managed by Northern Railway.