Ankara Intercity Bus Terminal - Ankara Intercity Bus Terminal

Not a good place to be. The place is full of hagglers and jugglers.

It's central coach station, there are buses for all cities of Turkey, from small to big, close to far. Toilets are paid, at the both side of the station, recently was 2TL,not sure how much now. unfortunately they are not clean. there are some café for short sitting, of course more expensive and tasteless than any other places. Securities quite rude. there are some people offering to carry your bag, it is a trap, you will pay them, but you can get the trolley from inside the building with your ID then drop off it back. there is 4 ways to go to city centre, taxi starts 5TL each km I guess was 3TL, buses 4Tl for pay and go cards or contacles cards, minibus 3.50TL, underground 4 TL for pay and go card or contactless. there are 2 main floors one mezzanine. uper floor for departures and tickets selling offices, mezzanine companies offices, lower for arrival. each stops named as "peron" from 1 to 150. 1 to 70 departures, rest arrivals.

Is easy to find its called otogari in turkish and as all destinations to turkey. Also from the ankara gar to the otogar cost by taxi between 15 to 20 lyra or less

A very large and spacious station with what the traveler needs from light foods and public services facilities and well secured by the administration, but it needs a little renewal...

A very large site that goes from Ankara to all Turkish provinces, in addition to neighboring countries such as Iraq and Syria, cheap ticket prices, the service is great

Huge terminal. Facilities for food prayer resting rooms. Counters for many tour companies. Tidy clean and well organised

Ankara Intercity Bus terminal is the main bus terminal. You can travel all around the Turkey 7/24 by bus. Here you will find so many bus services, from cheap to high prices. The terminal is good and fully facilitated with food shops, seating and toilets.

Looking a bit run-down and depressing, it is a bit all over the place. It doesn't have signage in English. It took me a while to figure out where the lockers were. They charge 11 Turkish Liras for one day and it is 24/7 available. And in case you need an urgent toilet and you are not familiar with squatting... however it is easy to take the metro or a taxi, be aware uber doesn't work well there.