Dhaka Metro Route Finder

The Dhaka Metro (MRT Line 6) generally operates from 7:30 AM to 8:30 PM. However, timings can vary, especially on holidays or Fridays. It is always recommended to check the official Dhaka Mass Transit Company Limited (DMTCL) website for the most accurate daily schedule before travelling.

The fare is based on the distance you travel. The minimum fare is BDT 20, and the rate is BDT 5 per kilometer. The maximum fare from Uttara North to Motijheel is BDT 100. This tool provides an estimated fare based on these rates.

The Rapid Pass is a smart card used for paying fares on the Dhaka Metro. It saves you from standing in line for a ticket for every journey. You can buy and recharge your Rapid Pass at any metro station's ticket office. Using a Rapid Pass also offers a 10% discount on your fare.

To travel from Uttara to Motijheel, you can board the MRT Line 6 from any of the three Uttara stations (North, Center, or South). The train goes directly to Motijheel, which is the current southern terminal station. It's a single, direct journey with no need to change trains.

Currently, the metro line ends at Motijheel. However, an extension to Kamalapur Railway Station is under construction and is expected to open in the future. Once operational, it will provide direct connectivity to the main railway station of Dhaka.

During peak hours (morning and evening), the train frequency is about every 10 minutes. During off-peak hours, the frequency might be slightly lower. The frequency is expected to improve as the system matures.

Yes, each train on the Dhaka Metro has a dedicated coach reserved exclusively for women. This coach is usually the first or the last one and is clearly marked. While women can travel in any coach, only women are allowed in the dedicated coach.

For safety and security, items like flammable liquids, explosives, sharp objects (like knives), and oversized baggage are not allowed. All passengers and their luggage are screened before entering the paid area of the station.