Bus operator · Twin cities to south Punjab

Bahawalpur Express Ticket Price, Bus Timings, Online Booking & Contact Number

The Bahawalpur Express ticket price is Rs 2,400 for Rawalpindi to Bahawalpur in Luxury class, with eight routes across nine cities. It connects the twin cities with south Punjab, including the smaller destinations of Hasilpur, Mailsi, Vehari and Burewala that few operators serve directly.

Rawalpindi to Bahawalpur: Rs 2,400Luxury class
Network: 8 routesAcross 9 cities
Classes: 2Luxury and Executive
Onboard: Wi-FiScreens and charging
Helpline: 0334-5492509Bookings

Short answer: Bahawalpur Express charges Rs 2,400 for Rawalpindi to Bahawalpur in Luxury class, running Daewoo and Yutong 45 seaters. Its network links Rawalpindi and Islamabad with Multan, Bahawalpur, Sadiqabad, Khanpur, Hasilpur, Vehari, Mailsi and Burewala.

Fares by route

Bahawalpur Express ticket price list

The Bahawalpur Express network runs south from the twin cities down into the Bahawalpur division and the smaller Vehari and Burewala towns. Fares scale with distance across two classes.

Bahawalpur Express fares and routes
Route	Journey time	Class	Ticket price
Rawalpindi to Multan	8h 00m	Luxury	Rs 2,100
Rawalpindi to Burewala	8h 30m	Luxury	Rs 2,150
Rawalpindi to Vehari	9h 00m	Luxury	Rs 2,250
Rawalpindi to Mailsi	9h 00m	Luxury	Rs 2,250
Rawalpindi to Bahawalpur	10h 00m	Luxury	Rs 2,400
Rawalpindi to Hasilpur	10h 30m	Luxury	Rs 2,500
Rawalpindi to Khanpur	11h 30m	Luxury	Rs 2,700
Rawalpindi to Sadiqabad	12h 00m	Luxury	Rs 2,800

Fares are indicative published prices and vary with class, fuel adjustments and peak demand. The Rawalpindi to Bahawalpur Luxury fare of Rs 2,400 is the operator’s published figure. Your live, confirmed fare appears on the seat map before payment.

Priced for the distance

Rawalpindi to Bahawalpur at Rs 2,400 for around ten hours is competitive against the national operators on that corridor, and the smaller destinations beyond it are priced consistently rather than at a premium for being harder to reach. That is worth noting, because operators serving towns with little competition often charge accordingly.

Route map

The twin cities to south Punjab corridor

Bahawalpur Express runs one direction: south from Rawalpindi and Islamabad into the Bahawalpur division. Its usefulness lies in the intermediate towns rather than the headline cities.

THE ANCHORS

Multan and Bahawalpur

The two major destinations, both well served by national operators too. Here Bahawalpur Express competes on price and departure time.

THE SPECIALITY

Vehari, Mailsi, Burewala, Hasilpur

Smaller Punjab towns with few direct services from the twin cities. A through coach saves a change at Multan and a second luggage handling.

THE FAR END

Khanpur and Sadiqabad

The southernmost points on the network at eleven to twelve hours, connecting the twin cities to the Sindh border region without a change.

Where it genuinely helps

Book Bahawalpur Express when your destination is one of the intermediate towns: Vehari, Mailsi, Burewala, Hasilpur or Khanpur. Reaching those from Rawalpindi otherwise usually means a national operator to Multan and a local connection onward. On Multan and Bahawalpur themselves, compare it against the bigger names on fare and departure time.

Fleet and seating

Bahawalpur Express bus classes and facilities

Bahawalpur Express runs Luxury and Executive classes, distinguished by the vehicle: Daewoo and Yutong 45 seaters in Luxury, Yutong Double Glass in Executive. Both carry Wi-Fi and entertainment screens, which is not universal at this price level.

Luxury

2 + 2, 45 seats

Daewoo and Yutong 45 seater coaches.

Air conditioning and comfortable seats
Wi-Fi and entertainment screens
Charging ports at the seat
The main class across the network

From Rs 2,100All routes

Executive

2 + 2

Yutong Double Glass coaches.

Double glazed windows
Same onboard facilities as Luxury
Selected departures
Check availability on your route

Route dependentSelected departures

Sleeper

Not offered

No berths despite the long routes.

Twelve hours seated to Sadiqabad
Luxury is the top tier
Worth weighing on the longest runs
Consider national operators for a berth

Not availableAll routes

Wi-Fi and screens at a mid tier fare

Onboard Wi-Fi, entertainment screens and charging ports are standard across the Bahawalpur Express fleet rather than reserved for a premium class. At Rs 2,400 for a ten hour journey, that puts it ahead of several operators charging similar money for a plainer cabin. What it does not offer is a berth, so the twelve hour Sadiqabad run is seated throughout.

Schedule

Bahawalpur Express bus timings

With eight routes from a single terminal, departures are daily rather than frequent. On journeys of eight to twelve hours, most services are timed for overnight travel and a morning arrival.

Evening departures

Overnight travel

The main pattern, timed so eight to twelve hour journeys arrive in the morning.

Multan corridor

Most frequent

The busiest route on the network, with the widest choice of departure times.

Smaller towns

Limited daily

Vehari, Mailsi, Burewala and Hasilpur run fewer services. Confirm before travelling.

Booking

Ahead advised

One terminal and daily departures means a sold out coach can cost you a day.

Get in touch

Bahawalpur Express contact number and booking

The Bahawalpur Express helpline is 0334-5492509, covering bookings and route enquiries. The company operates one terminal and offers online booking through its own portal and mobile apps.

Helpline and booking

Bahawalpur Express runs the corridor between the twin cities and south Punjab, operating under the line “Your Journey, Our Responsibility”.

Helpline: 0334-5492509
Terminals: 1 nationwide
Booking: Official portal, Android and iOS apps
Serving: Rawalpindi, Islamabad, Multan, Bahawalpur, Sadiqabad, Khanpur, Hasilpur, Vehari, Mailsi, Burewala

Numbers change occasionally, so verify at the terminal before relying on them, and confirm the boarding point when booking since the network runs from a single terminal.

Common questions

Bahawalpur Express ticket price FAQs

What is the Bahawalpur Express ticket price?

Rawalpindi to Bahawalpur is Rs 2,400 in Luxury class. Multan is around Rs 2,100, Vehari and Mailsi about Rs 2,250, and the longest run to Sadiqabad around Rs 2,800. Fares scale with distance across the two classes.

What is the Bahawalpur Express contact number?

The helpline is 0334-5492509 for bookings and route enquiries. The company also offers online booking through its official portal and Android and iOS apps.

Which cities does Bahawalpur Express serve?

Eight routes across nine cities, running from Rawalpindi and Islamabad to Multan, Bahawalpur, Sadiqabad, Khanpur, Hasilpur, Vehari, Mailsi and Burewala. The smaller towns are where it is most useful, since direct services from the twin cities are scarce.

What buses does Bahawalpur Express use?

Luxury class runs Daewoo and Yutong 45 seaters, and Executive class uses Yutong Double Glass coaches. Both carry air conditioning, comfortable seats, Wi-Fi, entertainment screens and charging ports.

Does Bahawalpur Express have a sleeper bus?

No. Luxury is the top tier and all journeys are seated, including the twelve hour run to Sadiqabad. If you want a berth on a long overnight journey, the national operators are the ones to look at.

Does it have Wi-Fi on board?

Yes, along with entertainment screens and charging ports, and these are standard across the fleet rather than reserved for a premium class. At a mid tier fare that is a genuine advantage over several competitors on the same corridor.