Palam, Delhi

A significant residential area in South West Delhi is called Palam. The primary airport serving the National Capital Region is located here and was originally known as Palam Airport. It is one of the 70 Vidhan Sabha constituencies in northern India's Delhi National Capital Territory.

One of the upscale residential areas is Palam, which is tucked away in New Delhi's south-western section. The development of Palam's residential sector is mostly attributable to its superior social and physical facilities. Additionally, residential units and construction floors make up the majority of Palam. Crown Residency CGHS, Durga Apartment, Innovative Luxurious Homes, and many others are notable residential developments tucked away in Palam. Some of Palam's well-known neighbourhoods are Janakpuri,  Qutub Vihar,Manglapuri, Uttam Nagar, and Raj Nagar.

What’s Great About Palam?

• With buses like the 947, 715, and 781 available in Palam, commuting is now comfortable.
• The Outer Ring Road's white-topping, which connects Palam to surrounding commercial areas, has made commuting easier.
• Excellent road systems improve the area's aesthetic appeal.

• For passengers, crowded buses and metros are challenging
• One of the most accident-prone regions in the city is a 3 km stretch that runs between Palam and Malviya Nagar.
• In Palam, illegal parking typically obstructs pedestrian pathways.

Roadways, railroads, and metros connect Palam to the rest of the city with excellent efficiency. Dwarka Road, Kailashpuri Road, and Outer Ring Road are three of the main thoroughfares that connect Palam with the rest of the city. It is simple to get to both the Palam Railway Station and the Palam Metro Station (on the magenta line). Palam is where the Indira Gandhi International Airport is situated, and Dwarka Road connects the two.

Social Infrastructure

One of the well-known markets, Ram Chowk, is in Palam and has over 1000 shops, including ones for apparel, cosmetics, everyday necessities, etc. For shopping and entertainment, locals can also travel to City Centre Dwarka (6 km), Vegas Mall (8 km), Pacific Mall Tagore Garden (8 km), and Ambience Mall Vasant Kunj (15 km).  Within a 5 km radius, there are renowned schools includingModern International School, JM International School Dwarka,  MDH International School, and Vandana International School. There are several hospitals nearby that can provide medical care, including Agrasen Hospital, Divya Prastha Hospital, Singhal Hospital, Maharaja, and Mangla Puri Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS) dispensary.

Palam is located in Delhi.

Subhash Nagar – 7.4 km

Uttam Nagar – 7.2 km

Ghazipur – 30 km

Subhash Nagar – 19 mins

Uttam Nagar – 15 mins

Ghazipur – 44 mins

Subhash Nagar – Rs 169

Uttam Nagar – Rs 299

Ghazipur – Rs 689

Palam Railway Station and the Palam Metro Station (on the magenta line). Palam is where the Indira Gandhi International Airport is situated, and Dwarka Road connects the two.

Environment

• 3.7/5

    Commuting

• 4.1/5

    Places of Interest

• 4.6/5

By rail, the closest train stations to Palam are Shahabad Mohammadpur and Palam Rail Way Station.

Local Bus Crossing Bus Station, Dwarka Sector 6, Amb Punj Bus Station, Dwarka Sector 7, and so on The closest local bus stops to Palam are at 10 Crossing Bus Station, Dwarka Sector 6 10 Market Bus Station, and Dwarka Sector 6 7 Crossing Telephone Exchange Bus Station. Numerous buses travel from Palam to various locations.

Beautiful temples, gurudwaras, shops, establishments, and hospitals are just a few of Pandav Nagar's many attractions, all of which have a favourable effect on the area's real estate market.

Palam's residential sector may largely be attributed to its first-rate physical and social amenities. The majority of Palam is made up of residential spaces and construction levels.

The western part of New Delhi is home to the well-known residential area of Nangloi, also known as Nangloi Jat.

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