A bus terminal is a designated location where buses arrive and depart. It serves as a central hub for passengers to board and disembark from various bus routes. These terminals often provide amenities such as waiting areas, ticket counters, and restrooms to enhance the travel experience. Bus terminals can be found in cities and towns, connecting local, regional, and long-distance services. They may also include facilities for public transportation connections, such as subways or trains, making it easier for travelers to reach their final destinations.