Pandav Nagar, Delhi

East Delhi, India's Pandav Nagar is a residential neighbourhood. The famed Akshardham Temple is directly across the street from the colony's back side. The majority of the population is Sikh and Hindu. Hindi and Punjabi are the two spoken languages.

One of the well-known residential areas is Pandav Nagar, which is tucked away in the city's eastern section. Pandav Nagar is well known for its stunning temples, gurudwaras, stores, institutions, and hospitals, all of which have a positive impact on the neighborhood's real estate market. In addition, Pandav Nagar is mostly home to apartment buildings, some of which include Sri Sai Apartment, Gayatri Apartment, Silver State Apartments, and many others. Several of Pandav Nagar's well-known neighbourhoods include Mayur Vihar Phase 1, Patparganj, Ganesh Nagar, Shakarpur, and Laxmi Nagar.

• Major road connections
• Metro connectivity
• Major Transportation Centre 

• Overcrowding
• Traffic congestions
• Pollution

Almost 1 km can be travelled through Akshardham Road to reach the blue line's Akshardham Metro Station. Through Akshardham Road, there is a 7 km distance to the Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station. By using Chaudhary Charan Singh Marg, the Anand Vihar Terminal Railway Station is 8 kilometres away while the Anand Vihar Inter State Bus Terminal (ISBT) is 9 kilometres away. Pandav Nagar is conveniently connected to the rest of the city by Noida Link Road and Mahatma Gandhi Marg. The National Highway-48 connects locals to the Indira Gandhi International Airport at a distance of 21 kilometres.

Social Infrastructure

The Neptune Institute of Management and Technology (NIMT), Anand Public School, Lal Bahadur Shastri Training Institute, and other renowned educational institutions are located in Pandav Nagar. While Virmani Hospital and Apex Citi Hospital are both within a 5-kilometer radius of RK Memorial Hospital and Shanti Nursing Home in Pandav Nagar, respectively. Residents can travel from Pandav Nagar to the renowned Cross River Mall (8 kilometres), East Delhi Mall (8 kilometres), and Unity One Mall (9 kilometres) for a fun shopping experience.

Pandav Nagar is located in Delhi.

Sultanpur – 21 km

Hauz khas – 15 km

Khan Market – 9.6 km

Sultanpur – 1 hour 3 mins

Hauz khas – 37 mins

Khan Market – 25 mins

Sultanpur – Rs 609

Hauz khas – Rs 315

Khan Market – Rs 227

Almost 1 km can be travelled through Akshardham Road to reach the blue line's Akshardham Metro Station. Through Akshardham Road, there is a 7 km distance to the Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station. By using Chaudhary Charan Singh Marg, the Anand Vihar Terminal Railway Station is 8 kilometres away while the Anand Vihar Inter State Bus Terminal (ISBT) is 9 kilometres away. Pandav Nagar is conveniently connected to the rest of the city by Noida Link Road and Mahatma Gandhi Marg.

Environment

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Commuting

• 4.0/5

Places of Interest

• 4.5/5

The closest train stations to Pandav Nagar are Mandawali-chander Vihar Rail Way Station and Pragati Maidan Rail Way Station.

Town Bus

The closest local bus stops to Pandav Nagar are Samaspur Jahangir Village Bus Station, Pusa Crossing Bus Station, Noida Crossing Bus Station, Pushta Crossing Bus Station, and Mother Dairy Bus Station. Numerous buses depart from Pandav Nagar and travel to other locations.

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