Route · Peshawar down the Indus

Peshawar to Layyah Bus Ticket Price, Timings, Online Booking

The Peshawar to Layyah ticket price starts at about Rs 2,600 and reaches Rs 4,300 in the better classes. The journey takes nine hours straight down the Indus corridor through Dera Ismail Khan, without touching the motorway network.

Ticket price from
Rs 2,600Local coaches
Better classes
Rs 4,300Executive
Distance
600 kmVia DI Khan
Journey time
9hIndus corridor
Routing
Down the IndusNot the motorway

Peshawar to Layyah bus ticket price: fares run from about Rs 2,600 to Rs 4,300 depending on class. The journey takes around nine hours down the Indus corridor, and Layyah sits on the eastern edge of the Thal desert.

Fares by operator

Peshawar to Layyah ticket price by operator

Layyah is a core network town for New Khan, Niazi Express and Baloch Transport, all of which run the Indus corridor rather than the motorway.

Peshawar to Layyah fares by operator
OperatorClassJourney timeTicket price
Local and regional coachesStandard9h 30mRs 2,600
New Khan Road RunnersStandard9hRs 2,900
Baloch TransportStandard9hRs 3,100
Niazi ExpressStandard8h 45mRs 3,300
Better classesExecutive8h 30mRs 4,300

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 same road that carries Peshawar to Multan

New Khan has run this belt since 1956 and lists Layyah alongside Mianwali, Bhakkar, Sargodha and Dera Ismail Khan in its core network. Baloch Transport has covered the same towns since 1955. Both take the Indus road south rather than routing east through Islamabad, which is why Layyah is nine hours from Peshawar rather than the twelve a motorway routing would need.


Onward connections

Layyah, Bhakkar and the desert edge

Layyah sits in the doab between the Indus and the Jhelum on the edge of the Thal desert.

DERA ISMAIL KHAN

Four hours north

On the same corridor, and the junction where the Indus road meets the Balochistan route.

BHAKKAR

North

Further up the Thal on the same specialist networks.

MUZAFFARGARH

South

Down the western bank toward Multan, served by the same operators.

Book through rather than in legs

All three specialist operators run Layyah as part of a network stretching from Dera Ismail Khan to Multan. If you are continuing to Bhakkar, Karor or Muzaffargarh, a through booking saves a change and is almost always cheaper than two separate tickets.


Schedule

Peshawar to Layyah bus timings

Departures run through the day, with a morning block that suits onward travel down the belt.

Early morning

From around 6:00 AM

Arriving mid afternoon with time for onward travel.

Midday

Regular

Arriving evening. Easiest to book at short notice.

Overnight

8:00 PM onward

Arriving early morning.

Booking

1 to 2 days

Sufficient outside Eid and public holidays.


Where to board

Peshawar and destination terminals

PESHAWAR

Al-Madina Coach Terminal and city stands

Faisal Movers boards at Al-Madina Coach Terminal on GT Road on 0311-1224488, near Haji Camp and Ring Road. Daewoo and Skyways run their own terminals, and Hayatabad and Khyber Bazaar serve regional routes.

Faisal Movers cargo is handled separately at Gulbahar.

LAYYAH

Main bus stand

Onward transport for Bhakkar, Karor, Choubara and Muzaffargarh departs from the main terminal.

Through services beat two legs on cost.


Common questions

Peshawar to Layyah bus FAQs

What is the Peshawar to Layyah bus ticket price?

From about Rs 2,600 on local coaches, Rs 2,900 with New Khan, Rs 3,100 with Baloch Transport, Rs 3,300 with Niazi Express and up to Rs 4,300 in the better classes.

How long is the journey?

Around nine hours for roughly 600 km down the Indus corridor through Dera Ismail Khan.

Why is it faster than a motorway routing?

The specialists take the Indus road south rather than going east through Islamabad to the motorway. That saves around three hours on this corridor.

Which operators serve Layyah?

New Khan since 1956, Baloch Transport since 1955 and Niazi Express. All three treat it as a core network town on the Indus belt.

Can I continue to Bhakkar or Muzaffargarh?

Yes, both on the same networks. A through booking saves a change and is usually cheaper than two legs.

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