Baloch Transport Ticket Price, Bus Timings, Online Booking & Contact Number
The Baloch Transport ticket price starts around Rs 1,350 for Standard class and Rs 2,150 for Executive on its Punjab routes. Founded in 1955 by the late Ahmad Nawaz Khitran, it is the oldest operator covered on this site and one of the few running across all four provinces.
Short answer: Baloch Transport charges Rs 1,350 Standard and Rs 2,150 Executive on Lahore to Fatehpur, with comparable pricing across its Punjab network. Its value is reach rather than price: it serves Layyah, Chaubara, Chowk Azam, Chowk Munda and Ahmad Pur Sial, which almost no branded operator does.
Baloch Transport ticket price list for popular routes
The Baloch Transport ticket price list is built around western and southern Punjab, running from Lahore and the twin cities out toward Layyah, Dera Ghazi Khan and Rajanpur, with services extending into three other provinces.
| Route | Journey time | Standard | Executive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lahore to Fatehpur | 6h 30m | Rs 1,350 | Rs 2,150 |
| Lahore to Layyah | 7h 00m | Rs 1,450 | Rs 2,300 |
| Lahore to Chowk Azam | 6h 45m | Rs 1,400 | Rs 2,250 |
| Lahore to Chaubara | 7h 30m | Rs 1,550 | Rs 2,400 |
| Lahore to Shorkot | 4h 30m | Rs 1,100 | Rs 1,750 |
| Lahore to Dera Ghazi Khan | 6h 00m | Rs 1,500 | Rs 2,400 |
| Rawalpindi to Layyah | 8h 00m | Rs 1,700 | Rs 2,650 |
Fares are indicative published prices and vary with class, fuel adjustments and peak demand. Your live, confirmed fare appears on the seat map before payment.
The Standard to Executive gap is unusually wide
On Lahore to Fatehpur, Executive costs Rs 800 more than Standard, which is roughly 60 percent on top of the base fare. That is a bigger jump than most operators charge between tiers, and it reflects a real difference in vehicle rather than seat pitch alone. On a six and a half hour journey through western Punjab, the Executive coach is generally worth it.
Baloch Transport is the oldest operator we cover
Founded in 1955 by the late Ahmad Nawaz Khitran, Baloch Transport predates every other company on this site, including New Khan which began the following year. Seven decades of continuous operation is rare in Pakistani intercity transport.
Family founded in 1955
Established by Ahmad Nawaz Khitran and grown into one of Pakistan’s larger passenger transport companies, still operating under the same name across four provinces.
All four provinces
Services across Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan. Very few private operators cover all four, and fewer still reach the small towns this one does.
Yutong, Zhongtong and Nova
A modernised fleet of Chinese and other coaches, which is what the Executive fare buys you against the older Standard vehicles on the same routes.
What seventy years actually buys you
Not luxury, and not the lowest fare. What it buys is a route map built over decades into towns no newer operator has reason to serve: Chowk Munda, Ahmad Pur Sial, Chaubara, Chowk Azam. If you are travelling to one of those, Baloch Transport is frequently the only branded option, and that matters more than any fare comparison.
Baloch Transport bus classes and fleet
Baloch Transport runs Standard and Executive tiers, with the vehicle marking the difference rather than the seat layout. Both are 2+2, but the Executive coaches are considerably newer.
Standard
2 + 2The budget tier on older vehicles.
- Air conditioned, reclining seats
- The cheapest way to reach the western towns
- Around 60 percent below Executive
- Basic but serviceable
Executive
2 + 2Newer Yutong, Zhongtong and Nova coaches.
- Modern fleet with better cabin fittings
- More legroom and deeper recline
- Refreshments on longer journeys
- Worth the premium on 6h+ routes
Business
Not offeredNo 2+1 layout on this network.
- Executive is the top tier
- Both classes are 2+2
- Consider Faisal Movers for 2+1
- Positioning is reach, not luxury
Sleeper
Not offeredNo berths anywhere on the network.
- Longest routes around 8 hours
- Seated throughout
- Consider sleeper operators for Karachi
- Not needed at these distances
Baloch Transport bus timings and departure frequency
Baloch Transport runs daily departures on its main corridors, though frequency drops sharply on the smaller town routes. On those, the schedule is the constraint rather than availability of seats.
Main corridors
Daily departuresLahore and Rawalpindi to Layyah, Dera Ghazi Khan and Fatehpur run reliably each day.
Smaller towns
LimitedChowk Munda, Ahmad Pur Sial and Chaubara run fewer services. Check before travelling to the terminal.
Cross province
Check locallySindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan services are less frequent than the Punjab network.
Booking ahead
RecommendedOn routes with only one or two daily departures, a missed coach can mean waiting a full day.
Baloch Transport contact number and terminals
The Baloch Transport helpline for its Daewoo branded services is 0311-1155255. The company operates its own booking website alongside terminal counters across its four province network.
Helpline and booking
Baloch Transport is headquartered in Lahore and has operated since 1955. It runs an online booking platform in addition to terminal sales.
- Helpline
- 0311-1155255
- Website
- balochtransport.com
- Headquarters
- Lahore
- Main cities
- Lahore, Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Layyah, DG Khan
- Smaller towns
- Fatehpur, Chaubara, Chowk Azam, Chowk Munda, Ahmad Pur Sial, Shorkot, Rajanpur
Numbers change occasionally, so verify at the terminal before relying on them, and treat unfamiliar numbers advertised on social media with caution.
How to book Baloch Transport tickets online
Search route and date
Enter your departure city, destination and travel date to see Baloch Transport alongside other operators.
Compare Standard and Executive
The gap is around 60 percent and reflects a genuinely different vehicle, not just seat pitch.
Check the schedule
Smaller town routes run one or two departures a day. Confirm before travelling to the terminal.
Pay and get your e-ticket
Pay by JazzCash, Easypaisa, card or bank transfer. Your e-ticket arrives on WhatsApp and email.
- Executive is the sensible choice on any route over about five hours, given the fleet difference.
- Book ahead on the small town routes, where a missed coach can cost you a day.
- There is no sleeper or 2+1 class. Executive 2+2 is the ceiling.
- Check which province your route runs in, since frequency outside Punjab is lower.
Payment methods
- JazzCash
- Easypaisa
- Visa & Mastercard
- Bank transfer
- Cash at counter
Baloch Transport vs the western Punjab operators
The closest comparison is New Khan, which serves the neighbouring western Punjab towns from Lahore. The two overlap on geography but not much on individual destinations.
Worth choosing when
- Your destination is Layyah, Fatehpur, Chaubara, Chowk Azam or Chowk Munda
- You want the newer Executive fleet on a long western Punjab route
- Standard class at Rs 1,100 to Rs 1,700 fits your budget
- You are travelling between provinces on a route others do not run
- You value seven decades of continuous operation on the same roads
Look elsewhere when
- Your route is a busy motorway corridor with frequent alternatives
- You want a sleeper berth or 2+1 premium seating
- You need several departures a day for flexibility
- Terminal facilities and punctuality guarantees matter most
- You are travelling to Karachi, where long haul specialists are better
The bottom line
Baloch Transport is reach built over seventy years. It is not the cheapest or the most comfortable operator on any corridor it shares with the national brands. What it offers is a route map into western Punjab towns that nobody else serves, run by a company that has been doing it since 1955. Take Executive on the long routes and book ahead on the small ones.
Baloch Transport ticket price FAQs
What is the Baloch Transport ticket price?
Baloch Transport charges Rs 1,350 Standard and Rs 2,150 Executive on Lahore to Fatehpur, with similar pricing across its Punjab network. Shorter routes such as Lahore to Shorkot start around Rs 1,100 Standard, and the longest run to Rawalpindi to Layyah reaches Rs 2,650 Executive.
What is the Baloch Transport contact number?
The helpline for its Daewoo branded services is 0311-1155255. The company also runs an online booking platform at balochtransport.com alongside terminal counters across its network.
How old is Baloch Transport?
It was founded in 1955 by the late Ahmad Nawaz Khitran, making it the oldest operator covered on this site, a year ahead of New Khan. It has grown into one of Pakistan’s larger passenger transport companies while remaining under the same name.
Which cities does Baloch Transport serve?
It operates across Punjab, Sindh, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa and Balochistan, with its densest coverage in western Punjab. Destinations include Lahore, Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Layyah, Shorkot, Chowk Azam, Chowk Munda, Ahmad Pur Sial, Chaubara, Fatehpur, Dera Ghazi Khan and Rajanpur.
What is the difference between Standard and Executive?
Mainly the vehicle. Executive runs newer Yutong, Zhongtong and Nova coaches with better cabin fittings and more legroom, while Standard uses older buses. Both are 2+2. The gap is around 60 percent of the base fare, which is wider than most operators charge between tiers.
Does Baloch Transport have a sleeper bus?
No. Executive is the top tier and there are no berths or 2+1 layouts anywhere on the network. Its longest routes run around eight hours, so all journeys are seated.
How often do Baloch Transport buses run?
Daily on the main corridors from Lahore and Rawalpindi. On the smaller town routes such as Chowk Munda, Ahmad Pur Sial and Chaubara, frequency drops considerably, so book ahead and confirm the schedule before travelling out to the terminal.
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