| Kapotaksha Express | |
| Type: | Intercity |
| Operator: | West Zone |
| Stops: | 15 |
| Distance: | 263.2km (163.5miles) |
| Journeytime: | 5 hrs & 25 min |
| Frequency: | 6 days a week (closed on Friday) |
| Class: | AC chair cars, non-AC chair cars |
| Seating: | Yes |
| Catering: | Yes |
| Entertainment: | Yes |
Kapotaksha Express (Bengali: কপোতাক্ষ এক্সপ্রেস) (Tr 715/716) is a Bangladeshi Intercity train service runs between the two western cities of Bangladesh Khulna and Rajshahi.
The first inaugural run of Kapotaksha Express was on 1 May 1986. In 1988 the service was temporarily stopped. In late 1989 the service started again from Khulna to Rajshahi. Initially this train halted only in Jessore, Chuadanga and Ishwardi. Now it has 15 stoppages in between the routes.
This train was named after the Kapotaksha River.
This train departs Khulna at 6:15am and reaches Rajshahi at 12:20pm. The returning journey starts at 2:30pm by departing Rajshahi. This train reaches Jessore, Jhenaidah, Chuadanga, Kushtia, Pabna and Natore district.[1] Its weekly off day is Sunday.[2]
The rake of Kapotaksha Express consists of 11 LHB COACHES. It has one AC chair car and eight8 non-AC chair cars with two power cars.[3] It usually gets Class 6500 locomotives.