Adil Shah Coaches Ticket Price, Bus Timings, Online Booking & Contact Number
The Adil Shah Coaches ticket price runs from about Rs 650 on the short Sindh hops to Rs 5,050 for Karachi to Rawalpindi. Based at Sohrab Goth in Karachi, it runs eight routes across nine cities, specialising in the Indus belt towns of south Punjab that larger operators serve less often.
Short answer: Adil Shah Coaches charges Rs 3,300 Karachi to Multan and Kot Addu, Rs 5,050 Karachi to Rawalpindi, and around Rs 650 on the short Karachi to Hyderabad hop. Its 30 kg luggage allowance is more generous than most operators at this price point.
Adil Shah Coaches ticket price list for popular routes
The Adil Shah Coaches ticket price list runs north from Karachi up the Indus, serving the Sindh cities and then the south Punjab towns of Kot Addu, Layyah, Taunsa and Fatehpur that many national operators skip.
| Route | Distance | Journey time | Ticket price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Karachi to Hyderabad | 165 km | 3h 15m | Rs 650 |
| Karachi to Sukkur | 470 km | 7h 00m | Rs 2,200 |
| Karachi to Multan | 945 km | 11h 30m | Rs 3,300 |
| Karachi to Kot Addu | 1,010 km | 12h 30m | Rs 3,300 |
| Karachi to Bahawalpur | 860 km | 11h 30m | Rs 3,200 |
| Karachi to Layyah | 1,080 km | 14h 00m | Rs 3,600 |
| Karachi to Rawalpindi | 1,420 km | 18h 00m | Rs 5,050 |
Fares are indicative published prices and vary with fuel adjustments and peak demand. Your live, confirmed fare appears on the seat map before payment.
Priced below the national brands on the long runs
Karachi to Rawalpindi at Rs 5,050 undercuts most of the larger operators on that corridor, where Faisal Movers Executive runs Rs 7,700 and Pakistan Express Rs 6,900. The trade is a simpler onboard product and a smaller terminal network. On the south Punjab towns, price comparison barely applies, because few competitors run them at all.
Karachi to the Indus belt towns
Adil Shah Coaches runs eight routes across nine cities, all radiating from Karachi up through Sindh and into south Punjab. The pattern follows the Indus rather than the motorway network.
Hyderabad, Moro, Sukkur
The first leg north, with Hyderabad among the cheapest fares on the whole site at around Rs 650. These are also the routes with the most competition.
Kot Addu, Layyah, Taunsa, Fatehpur
The Indus belt towns where this operator earns its place. Direct services from Karachi that most national brands do not run, avoiding a change at Multan.
Lahore, Rawalpindi, DI Khan
Longer runs to the major Punjab cities and across into Dera Ismail Khan, at fares below what the larger operators charge on the same corridors.
Where it genuinely helps
Book Adil Shah Coaches if you are travelling between Karachi and one of the Indus belt towns: Kot Addu, Layyah, Taunsa, Fatehpur or Muzaffargarh. A direct seat on those journeys saves a change at Multan and a second luggage handling. On the trunk routes it competes mainly on price rather than service.
What the Adil Shah Coaches ticket price includes
Adil Shah runs air conditioned luxury coaches with in-seat power outlets on some vehicles and complimentary refreshments on the long routes. The luggage allowance is the standout detail at 30 kg per ticket.
Eighteen hours without a berth
Karachi to Rawalpindi at eighteen hours is seated throughout, as are the fourteen hour runs to Layyah. At Rs 5,050 the fare reflects that, and for many passengers on these routes the saving against a sleeper operator matters more than the berth. If you would rather lie flat on the Rawalpindi corridor, Kainat Travels and Faisal Movers both offer berths at roughly double the price.
Adil Shah Coaches bus timings
Adil Shah runs a long service day on its main corridors, with first departures from 07:00 AM and last services as late as 11:00 PM, giving more choice than most operators of this size.
Karachi to Multan
07:30 AM to 10:00 PMMultiple daily departures across roughly 11 hours 30 minutes for 945 km.
Karachi to Layyah
07:00 AM to 11:00 PMAround 14 hours, with a wide departure window for a route of this length.
Long haul north
EveningRawalpindi and Dera Ismail Khan services depart in the evening for a next day arrival.
Sindh hops
FrequentHyderabad and Sukkur run more often, with shorter journey times and heavy competition.
Adil Shah Coaches contact numbers and terminals
The Adil Shah Coaches helpline is 0301-2198645, with additional booking lines and a dedicated reservation number. The main terminal is at the Sohrab Goth flyover in Karachi.
Helpline and terminals
Adil Shah Coaches is headquartered in Karachi, with terminals along its route map. Reservations made by phone can be collected at the counter.
- Main helpline
- 0301-2198645
- Booking lines
- 0333-2165240 / 0300-2081386
- Reservations
- 0313-7786888
- Karachi terminal
- Sohrab Goth Flyover, Federal B Area Block 22, Gulberg Town
- Lahore terminal
- City Bus Terminal, Chowk Yateem Khana, Band Road
- Muzaffargarh
- General Bus Stand
- Online booking
- Bookme.pk and Bookkaru.com
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 Adil Shah Coaches tickets online
Search route and date
Enter Karachi or your city, the destination and travel date to compare against other operators.
Check the departure window
Main routes run from 07:00 AM to 11:00 PM, so there is usually a slot that suits.
Confirm the terminal
Karachi boards at Sohrab Goth flyover, Lahore at Chowk Yateem Khana. Then pick your seat.
Pay and get your e-ticket
Book via Bookme.pk or Bookkaru, or reserve on 0313-7786888 and collect at the counter.
- 30 kg luggage per ticket is more generous than most operators, useful on the long family routes.
- There is no sleeper, so the 18 hour Rawalpindi run is seated throughout.
- Check the Indus belt routes exist on your date, since Kot Addu, Layyah and Taunsa run fewer services.
- Phone reservations are collected at the counter rather than issued as an e-ticket.
Payment methods
- JazzCash
- Easypaisa
- Visa & Mastercard
- Bank transfer
- Cash at counter
Adil Shah Coaches ticket price FAQs
What is the Adil Shah Coaches ticket price?
Fares run from about Rs 650 on the short Karachi to Hyderabad hop to Rs 5,050 for Karachi to Rawalpindi. Karachi to Multan and Kot Addu are both Rs 3,300, Bahawalpur Rs 3,200 and Layyah Rs 3,600.
What is the Adil Shah Coaches contact number?
The main helpline is 0301-2198645, with booking lines on 0333-2165240 and 0300-2081386 and reservations on 0313-7786888. The Karachi terminal is at the Sohrab Goth flyover, Federal B Area Block 22, Gulberg Town.
Which cities does Adil Shah Coaches serve?
Eight routes across nine cities from its Karachi base, including Hyderabad, Moro, Sukkur, Multan, Kot Addu, Layyah, Taunsa, Fatehpur, Muzaffargarh, Bahawalpur, Dera Ghazi Khan, Rajanpur, Dera Ismail Khan, Mianwali, Lahore and Rawalpindi.
How much luggage can I take?
30 kg per ticket, which is more generous than most operators at this fare level and matches what Faisal Movers allows. Excess luggage is charged according to company policy at the terminal.
Does Adil Shah Coaches have a sleeper bus?
No. All services are seated, including the eighteen hour Karachi to Rawalpindi run and the fourteen hour Layyah service. Some buses have in-seat power outlets and complimentary refreshments are provided on long routes.
Where does Adil Shah Coaches board in Lahore?
At the City Bus Terminal, Chowk Yateem Khana on Band Road, which is a shared boarding point used by several operators. Ask specifically for the Adil Shah counter rather than assuming the first one you reach.
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