DhakaKhulna

DhakaKhulna refers to the major road and rail corridor connecting the capital city of Dhaka with Khulna, a significant administrative and economic hub in southwestern Bangladesh. This route is a vital artery for commerce, transportation, and communication within the country, facilitating the movement of goods and people.

The Dhaka-Khulna highway is a key component of Bangladesh's national road network, enabling travel between these two important urban centers. Numerous buses and other vehicles traverse this route daily. Similarly, the railway line connecting Dhaka and Khulna is a critical part of the Bangladesh Railway system. It serves a large volume of passenger and freight traffic, connecting the capital to the southwestern region, including the Sundarbans mangrove forest and the port city of Mongla.

The development and maintenance of this corridor are essential for regional economic growth and national integration. Improvements to both the road and rail infrastructure along the Dhaka-Khulna axis have been ongoing to enhance capacity, safety, and efficiency. This connection is particularly important for Khulna's role as a gateway to the Bay of Bengal and its industrial activities.