Lahore to Sargodha Bus Ticket Price, Timings and Online Booking
The Lahore to Sargodha ticket price starts at about Rs 950 and reaches Rs 2,100 in the premium classes. The journey covers roughly 190 km in three to three and a half hours, on the corridor where Faisal Movers began operating in 2001.
Lahore to Sargodha bus ticket price: fares run from about Rs 950 in standard seating to Rs 2,100 for business class. The journey takes three to three and a half hours over roughly 190 km, with departures through the day.
Lahore to Sargodha ticket price by operator and class
Sargodha sits at the edge of western Punjab, and the operators serving it well are the ones whose networks run in that direction rather than along the motorway spine.
| Operator | Class | Journey time | Ticket price |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Khan Road Runners | Standard | 3h 30m | Rs 950 |
| Niazi Express | Standard | 3h 30m | Rs 1,050 |
| Faisal Movers | Standard | 3h 15m | Rs 1,200 |
| Kohistan Express | Business | 3h 00m | Rs 1,500 |
| Faisal Movers | Business | 3h 00m | Rs 1,800 |
| Daewoo Express | Business | 3h 00m | Rs 2,100 |
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 route Faisal Movers was built on
Faisal Movers ran its first service between Sargodha and Multan in 2001, before switching to non stop luxury coaches in 2004 and expanding across the country. Sargodha remains part of its core network rather than an outlying stop, which shows in the frequency it offers here compared with operators for whom the city is a branch line.
Sargodha as a western Punjab hub
Sargodha connects onward to the towns of western Punjab that the motorway network does not reach, which is why the operators serving it are the western specialists.
The western specialist
Running since 1956, with a core network across Mianwali, Bhakkar, Sargodha, Layyah and Dera Ismail Khan. Its Rs 950 fare is the floor on this corridor.
150 plus destinations
Reaches the smaller western Punjab towns that few branded operators serve, with cargo and tracking alongside passenger services.
Beyond Sargodha
Local services continue to Mianwali, Bhakkar, Khushab and Jauharabad. Book a through service where one exists rather than changing at Sargodha.
Where the western operators earn their place
On the Lahore to Sargodha leg itself, the national brands compete perfectly well. The difference shows if you are continuing to Mianwali, Bhakkar or Khushab, where New Khan and Niazi Express run direct services that save you a change and a second luggage handling.
Lahore to Sargodha bus timings
A three hour journey with departures through the day, so the timetable rarely constrains you unless you are travelling at a peak.
Early morning
6:00 AM to 9:00 AMArriving mid morning, the block most business travellers use.
Midday
11:00 AM to 3:00 PMRegular departures, easiest to book at short notice.
Evening
5:00 PM to 9:00 PMThe return peak, and services for overnight stays.
Booking
1 dayUsually sufficient outside holidays and Eid.
Lahore and Sargodha terminals
Band Road, Lawrence Road and private terminals
New Khan operates from its head office at 55 Lawrence Road, which is unusually central for Lahore. Most other operators board around Band Road, and Daewoo runs its own terminal.
Lawrence Road saves the trip out to Band Road if you are in central Lahore.
Main bus stand
Most operators use the main terminal, which is also the departure point for onward local services to Mianwali, Bhakkar, Khushab and Jauharabad.
Ask for your operator’s counter by name.
Lahore to Sargodha bus FAQs
What is the Lahore to Sargodha bus ticket price?
Fares start around Rs 950 with New Khan Road Runners, run about Rs 1,050 to Rs 1,500 with Niazi Express, Faisal Movers and Kohistan Express, and reach Rs 2,100 for Daewoo Express Business.
How long is the Lahore to Sargodha bus journey?
Three to three and a half hours for roughly 190 km, part motorway and part local road. The premium services take about three hours and the standard ones closer to three and a half.
Which operator is best for western Punjab?
New Khan and Niazi Express both have their core networks in that direction, reaching Mianwali, Bhakkar, Khushab and Layyah. If you are continuing past Sargodha, book a through service with one of them rather than changing.
Where does New Khan board in Lahore?
At its head office on 55 Lawrence Road, which is unusually central compared with the Band Road terminals most operators use. That saves a cross city trip if you are staying centrally.
Can I continue to Mianwali or Bhakkar?
Yes. New Khan and Niazi Express both run those towns as part of their western Punjab networks. A through booking is almost always cheaper than two legs and saves you a change at Sargodha.
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