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ASTI is an acronym for Ankara Sehirlerarasi Terminal Isletmesi—so you can see why everyone prefers to call it ASTI (AHSH-tee; or Terminal, TEHR-mee-NAHL).

ASTI is a mammoth building with hundreds of buses roaring in and out every hour on routes to all cities and large towns in Turkey.

Here's how to buy bus tickets in Turkey.

Services include ticket counters, snack stands, restaurants, pastry shops, book stalls, telephone stations, bank ATMs, toilets, showers, Internet cafes, amusements, a mescit (small mosque), and two Emanetçi (Left Luggage/Baggage Check) counters (on the lower level).

ASTI has its own Ankaray underground train station, with a covered passage connecting the terminal and the station.

Dozens of companies operate frequent buses to Istanbul. Here are Turkey's top bus companies. For buses to Cappadocia, go to ticket counter No. 50 (Nevsehir Turizm).

The airport bus from Esenboga Airport begins and ends its route at ASTI, passing the Ankara Gar (railway station) on the way to and from the airport.


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ASTI, main bus terminal in Ankara, Turkey

ASTI's lofty halls shelter thousands of intercity bus passengers daily.