A direct night bus connection has officially started operating between Jajarkot’s district headquarters, known as Khalanga, and Kathmandu. This marks the first time modern coaches have run on this long-distance route, giving commuters an alternative transport choice designed to provide higher levels of comfort during the journey to the capital. During the launch event, Chief District Officer Nawaraj Baral stated that introducing well-equipped passenger vehicles on the extended route would simplify travel arrangements while boosting overall reliability and passenger safety. Lokendra Chand, who serves as office chief for the Jajarkot Dolpa Transport Service, confirmed that a fleet of six vehicles has been deployed for the route. Each vehicle accommodates forty-one travellers per trip. Local residents have welcomed the development, noting that a comfortable journey to Kathmandu is now available at a fare of Rs3,500. Operators involved in the initiative include the Jajarkot Dolpa Transport Service alongside other regional transport providers.
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New night bus service connects Jajarkot and Kathmandu
A modern night bus service linking Khalanga to the capital has started operations.
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In short
- A new night bus route now links Jajarkot's Khalanga directly to Kathmandu.
- Six vehicles with a capacity of 41 passengers each are operating on the line.
- Tickets for the comfortable long-distance journey are priced at Rs3,500.
From public sources and the WeNepal research team
https://wenepal.com/article/new-night-bus-service-connects-jajarkot-and-kathmandu-20261024
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