Mohakhali Inter District Bus Terminal

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Mohakhali Inter District Bus Terminal
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Mohakhali Inter District Bus Terminal
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Location Mohakhali, Dhaka
Coordinates 23°46′22.63″N90°24′04.90″E / 23.7729528°N 90.4013611°E / 23.7729528; 90.4013611

Mohakhali Inter District Bus Terminal or Mohakhali Bus Terminal is one of three main inter-city bus stations in Dhaka, [1] opened in 1984. [2] Located in the Mohakhali neighbourhood, it primarily serves destinations in northern Bangladesh, including Tangail, Mymensingh, Netrokona, Jamalpur, Sherpur, Kishoreganj and Bogura. [3] [4]

Renovations to the terminal were completed in 2005. The 15 crore taka ($2.3M) rehabilitation was part of the Dhaka Urban Transport Project, funded by a World Bank loan. [4]

The 36,400-square-metre (9.0-acre) site can accommodate 300 buses. As of 2015, companies operate 800 daily trips from the terminal, on 60 different routes. [1]

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Mohakhali Inter District Bus Terminal panorama

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23°46′22.63″N90°24′04.90″E / 23.7729528°N 90.4013611°E / 23.7729528; 90.4013611