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Bangladesh Secretariat

Metro station on MRT Line 6 · Bangladesh Secretariat · Government district

MRT Line 6

Line served

Through

Government district

Yes

Step-free access

Nov 2023

Opened

About Bangladesh Secretariat

Bangladesh Secretariat is the station serving the principal seat of administration of the Government of Bangladesh — the Bangladesh Secretariat building complex, home to the country's ministries and cabinet offices.

Within walking distance you have Osmani Udyan park, the Gulistan area (one of the largest surface bus interchanges in Dhaka), Baitul Mukarram (the national mosque), and the northern fringes of the Old Dhaka district. The historic Jagannath University campus is also a short ride away.

The station opened with the southern segment on 4 November 2023 and has become a major commuter station for civil servants travelling between northern Dhaka and their offices in the Secretariat.

Bangladesh Secretariat station — MRT Line 6 Dhaka Metro
Bangladesh Secretariat stationBangladesh Secretariat · Opened 4 Nov 2023
Opened4 Nov 2023
LineMRT Line 6
PositionGovernment district
Coordinates23.7307°N, 90.4072°E

Where is Bangladesh Secretariat?

Bangladesh Secretariat station is located in Bangladesh Secretariat. Coordinates: 23.7307°N, 90.4072°E.

Nearby attractions and services

Within a short walk of Bangladesh Secretariat you have the following attractions and services.

Bangladesh SecretariatPrincipal seat of administration of Bangladesh.2 min walk
Osmani UdyanCentral Dhaka public park.4 min walk
Baitul Mukarram (National Mosque)Largest mosque in Bangladesh.7 min walk
Gulistan bus interchangeOne of the largest surface bus interchanges in Dhaka.5 min walk
Jagannath UniversityMajor public university campus.10 min by rickshaw
Old Dhaka quartersHistoric area with markets and old mosques to the south.12 min by rickshaw

Other stations on MRT Line 6

Services and accessibility

MRT Line 6 stations have lifts and tactile paving from street to platform. DMTCL does not publish a list of facilities for each station, so below are only the features common to the whole line.

Step-free access to platforms (lifts)
Tactile paving and audio announcements
Self-service ticket and MRT Pass machines
Ticket office (TOM)
CCTV monitoring and on-site security
Bilingual signage and announcements (BN + EN)

Connections and transfers

MRT Line 6 — direct trains north (towards Uttara North) and south (towards Motijheel). No transfers needed for any L6 station.

Dhaka public buses — local BRTC and private bus routes serve the surface roads adjacent to Bangladesh Secretariat. Look for the signposted bus stand on either side of the road outside the station entrances.

Rickshaws and CNG auto-rickshaws — readily available at every entrance; useful for short hops to neighbourhoods not directly on the metro alignment.

Future MRT lines — Dhaka’s planned metro network (Lines 1, 2, 4 and 5N/5S) will add several interchanges over the coming years. See our network map for planned connections.

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Common travel times from Bangladesh Secretariat

DestinationApprox. timeFare (SJT)
Motijheel3 min৳20
Farmgate10 min৳30
Shahbag5 min৳20
Agargaon16 min৳40
Mirpur 1023 min৳60
Uttara North34 min৳90
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Frequently asked questions

Entry requires a government pass or official appointment. Visitors are usually directed to the Press Pass office.
Baitul Mukarram is about a 7-minute walk north-east from the station, accessible via Topkhana Road and Paltan.
About 3 minutes direct — just one stop south. Fare ৳20.
Bangladesh Secretariat is served by the same trains as the rest of MRT Line 6. From Sunday to Thursday and on Saturdays the first train leaves Uttara North at 06:30 and Motijheel at 07:15; the last leaves Uttara North at 21:50 and Motijheel at 22:30. On Fridays the first trains are at 15:00 and 15:20, with the same last departures. Trains come every 5–6 minutes at the busiest times and every 20 at the very start and end of the day. DMTCL publishes terminal times only, not a time per station.
Yes. The MRT Pass is sold at the station ticket office (TOM) against a registration form; you can top it up at the ticket machines (TVM), the ticket office or the Excess Fare Office (EFO). See our Fares & tickets page for full details — including a private in-browser balance tracker.

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