Indios Verdes, Transportation hub and aerial tramway station in Gustavo A. Madero delegation, Mexico City.
Indios Verdes functions as a major transit interchange featuring ground transportation services and a modern cable car system that provides efficient connectivity across northern Mexico City neighborhoods.
The station opened in July 2021 and derives its name from historic bronze statues of Mexica rulers Itzcóatl and Ahuízotl, which have developed green patina over decades of exposure.
The facility incorporates traditional Mexican architectural elements and stands near the Mestizaje Park, preserving local cultural identity while advancing modern public transportation infrastructure throughout the metropolitan area.
The station connects multiple transport systems including Metrobus, Metro lines, bus routes to Mexico State and Hidalgo, featuring full wheelchair accessibility and visual assistance for disabled passengers.
The Cablebús aerial system operates 377 European-technology cabins carrying ten passengers each, significantly reducing travel times and urban congestion while offering panoramic city views during transit.
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