Getting There and Orientation
Saket shares its border with Mehrauli (where Qutub Minar, the largest brick minaret in the world, is situated) on the west, Pushp Vihar on the east, Malviya Nagar & Gitanjali Enclave on the North and Sainik Farms on the south side.
The easiest way to reach Saket is to take the Yellow Line of Delhi metro.There are 2 metro stations in Saket-Malviya Nagar station on the Press Enclave Road and Saket station on Mehrauli-Badarpur Road .Both these stations are underground.
One can also reach Saket on any of the following buses: 427, 500, 501, 512, 522A, 532, 534, 680 at the Bahri Mudrika (Outer Ring Road). There are many auto and taxi stands here as well.
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