The Majestic Second Meghna Bridge: A Marvel of Engineering

Getting There

• Public Bus

  From central Dhaka, head to the nearest bus terminal such as Gulistan or Sadarghat. Look for a bus heading towards Narayanganj or Comilla, as these routes often pass near the Second Meghna Bridge. Confirm with the bus conductor that they will drop you near the bridge. Once you arrive at the bus stop closest to the bridge, follow the signs or ask locals for directions to reach the Second Meghna Bridge, which is approximately 1-2 kilometers from the bus stop.

• Rickshaw

  If you are in central areas like Motijheel or Mirpur, you can hire a rickshaw. Tell the driver you want to go to the Second Meghna Bridge (Meghna Bridge, N 1). Make sure they understand you want to go to the bridge, as some drivers may not be familiar with the exact location. The ride will take around 30-45 minutes depending on traffic. Keep an eye on the route, as you may want to take note of landmarks along the way.

• Bicycle

  If you enjoy cycling, you can rent a bicycle from various rental shops located in Dhaka. Start your journey from a central location such as Dhanmondi or Gulshan. Follow the main roads leading east towards the Dhaka-Chittagong Highway (N1). Use a GPS-enabled device or a map app to guide you as you navigate through the city. The ride will take approximately 1-2 hours depending on your pace and traffic conditions. Be cautious of the busy roads and always wear a helmet.

• Walking

  Walking to the Second Meghna Bridge from central Dhaka is not advisable due to the distance and traffic. However, if you are staying in nearby areas like Narayanganj or Tongi, you can walk towards the bridge. Use local maps or GPS to navigate and ask locals for directions along the way, as they can provide helpful tips to reach the bridge safely.