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Bangladesh Railway Bhaban is a point of interest, located at 16 Abdul Gani Rd, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh. They can be contacted via phone at +880 2-9564139, visit their website www.railway.gov.bd for more detailed information.

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16 Abdul Gani Rd, Dhaka 1000
Added by Jopie, at 12 April 2016

Opening Hours

  • Monday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Tuesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Wednesday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Thursday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM
  • Friday Closed
  • Saturday Closed
  • Sunday 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

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15 Reviews

  • Ahsan Bulbul Ahmed
    23 November 2018

    This is the head office of Bangladesh railway. Nicely organised campus. There is a spectacular old steam rail locomotive set in front as a symbol of railway's glorious past. However I found some over authoritative security men in the gate. They should be trained and oriented to communication norms.

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  • Hreedy Smita
    23 October 2018

    Very important place.

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  • S. M. IMRAN
    14 October 2018

    2016 the ministry proposed a 7.8% hike in the ticket prices of Bangladesh Railways.The announcement faced criticism and demands for reduced corruption in the ministry.

    Bangladesh Railway is a department under the Railway Ministry. It is responsible for the management of 2,791 kilometer rail network of Bangladesh.

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  • B.M.Riazul Islam
    16 April 2018

    The website should be more informative e.g. interior of the trains, seat plan, description about different facilities of every compartment (like description of F-Chair, AC-S, AC-Berth etc.) Even no detailed description about how to print or collect ticket under e-ticketing.

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  • Shaiful Alam
    30 January 2018

    Nice place.. Secretary Sir, Director general are very cooperative..

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  • OPU MURSALIN
    08 January 2018

    Its a nice office rather than other gov. office

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  • Arif Hossain
    29 November 2017

    I had visited this place several times. Nice place indeed.

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  • Sobuj's Tech
    04 November 2017

    Main place of Bangladesh Railway.This place is not so much neat.But one and only place for every destination in Bangladesh.

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  • Nilay Banik
    26 October 2017

    This is actually the main official building of Bangladesh Railway.Here selling and buying of ticket is not available. It's actually the headquarter of Bangladesh Railway & its Ministry. They decide and take important discussions over here about Bangladesh Railway. This is a very beautiful place of Dhaka.The architectural beauty of this building is fabulous.

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  • Pranto Paul
    19 October 2017

    It should be developed.

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  • A.B.M. Rahman
    26 March 2017

    Head Office of Rail Department

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  • Naimur Rahaman Riaz
    25 February 2017

    Huge potential if government stop corruption

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  • Shahnaj Hanif Sheetal
    25 January 2017

    This is a very beautiful place of Dhaka. It controls the railway system of Bangladesh. The architectural beauty of this building is fabulous.

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  • S.F. AHMED BABU
    22 July 2016

    Bangladesh Railway (Bengali: বাংলাদেশ রেলওয়ে), (reporting mark BR), is the state-owned rail transport agency of Bangladesh. It operates and maintains the entire railway network of the country. BR is controlled by the Directorate General of Bangladesh Railway under the Ministry of Railways along with Bangladesh Railway Authority (BRA) and which works for policy guidance of BR.

    Key features of BR are the coexistence of several gauges, Broad gauge, Metre gauge and dual gauge, and the separation of the system by the Jamuna River (Brahmaputra) into a Western and Eastern Zone of operations with only one bridge, the 2003 Jamuna Bridge, connecting the two zones. Bangladesh Railway covers a length of 2,855 route kilometres and employs 34,168 people.[4] BR operates international, inter-city and suburban rail systems on its multi-gauge network. It also owns coach production facilities. In 2014 it carried 65.00 million passengers and 2.52 million tonnes of freight making 8,135 million passenger-kilometer and 677 million tonne-kilometer

    History:::
    Rajshahi Railway Station---
    Railway operation in today's Bangladesh began on 15 November 1862 when 53.11 kilometres of 5 ft 6 in (1,676 mm) (broad gauge) line were opened for traffic between Dorshona of Chuadanga District and Jogotee of Kushtia District. The next 14.98 kilometres 1,000 mm (3 ft 3 3⁄8 in) (metre gauge) line was opened for traffic on 4 January 1885. In 1891, the construction of then Bengal Assam Railway was taken up by the British Government assistance but that was later on taken over by the Bengal Assam Railway Company. On 1 July 1895, two sections of metre gauge lines were opened between Chittagong and Comilla, a length of 149.89 kilometres and between Laksam Upazila and Chandpur District, a length of 50.89 kilometres. Railway Companies formed in England took up the construction and operation of these sections in middle and late 19th century.

    At time of the partition of India in 1947, Bengal-Assam Railway was split up and the portion of the system, about 2,603.92 kilometres fell within the boundary of then East Pakistan and control remained with the central Government of Pakistan. Later with the effect from 1 February 1961, Eastern Bengal Railway was renamed as Pakistan Eastern Railway. Then in 1962, the control of Pakistan Eastern Railway was transferred from the Central Government to the Government of East Pakistan and placed under the management of a Railway Board with the effect from the financial year 1962–63 by the presidential Order of 9 June 1962.

    As of 2005, the total length of railroad is 2,855 kilometres. Of that, 660 km are broad gauge tracks (mostly in the western region), 1,830 km are metre gauge tracks (mostly in the central and eastern regions) and 365 km are dual gauge tracks.[7] The gauge problem is being tackled by adding third rails to the most important broad and metre gauge routes, so that they become dual gauge. A major road-rail bridge at Jamuna opened in 1998 to connect the previously detached east and west rail networks in dual gauge.[8] On March 2008, the broad gauge reached Dhaka, the national capital. Funding is being sought to upgrade the network and transform Bangladesh Railway into a profitable business.BR exceeded its target revenue earnings in the fiscal year 2007–2008

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  • Mridha Shihab Mahmud
    19 April 2016

    This is actually the main official building of Bangladesh Railway. Here selling and buying of ticket is not available. It's actually there headquarter. They decide and take important discussions over here about Bangladesh Railway.

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