Super Mekhtar Ticket Price, Bus Timings, Online Booking & Contact Number
The Super Mekhtar ticket price starts at about Rs 2,500 for Quetta to Multan and reaches Rs 4,500 for Quetta to Islamabad. Founded in 2004 with a fleet of over 150 Daewoo, Yutong and Hino coaches, it is one of the larger Balochistan operators and consistently the cheaper way out of Quetta.
Short answer: Super Mekhtar charges Rs 2,500 Quetta to Multan, Rs 3,000 Quetta to Karachi, Rs 3,500 Quetta to Lahore and Rs 4,500 Quetta to Islamabad. Those are among the lowest published fares out of Balochistan, undercutting the premium seated operators on the same roads by a wide margin.
Super Mekhtar ticket price list for popular routes
The Super Mekhtar ticket price list radiates out of Quetta in every direction, reaching Karachi in the south, Multan and Lahore to the east and Islamabad to the north east. Nine corridors are published.
| Route | Journey time | Ticket price |
|---|---|---|
| Quetta to Multan | 8h 00m | Rs 2,500 |
| Quetta to Taunsa | 7h 00m | Rs 2,800 |
| Quetta to Karachi | 10h 30m | Rs 3,000 |
| Quetta to Bahawalpur | 9h 00m | Rs 3,000 |
| Quetta to Dera Ghazi Khan | 6h 00m | Rs 3,100 |
| Quetta to Layyah | 8h 30m | Rs 3,200 |
| Quetta to Lahore | 14h 00m | Rs 3,500 |
| Quetta to Faisalabad | 13h 00m | Rs 4,000 |
| Quetta to Islamabad | 16h 00m | Rs 4,500 |
Fares are indicative published prices and vary with class, fuel adjustments and peak demand. Journey times on the Balochistan highways are affected by weather and road conditions. Your live, confirmed fare appears on the seat map before payment.
Rs 2,300 cheaper to Lahore than the seated premium coaches
Quetta to Lahore at Rs 3,500 sits well below what the premium operators charge on the same fourteen hour run, where AK Movers asks Rs 5,800 for a seated Luxury coach. Quetta to Islamabad shows the same pattern: Rs 4,500 against Rs 6,400. On the Karachi corridor the picture is different, because the regional sleeper specialists compete directly and Rs 3,000 for a seat sits alongside berths at a similar price.
Quetta to the rest of the country, at Balochistan prices
Super Mekhtar runs nine published corridors from Quetta across four provinces, and partners with Faisal Movers on several of them, which is how it reaches cities where it holds no terminal of its own.
Multan, DG Khan, Taunsa, Layyah
The nearest destinations at six to eight and a half hours, and the cheapest fares on the network. Dera Ghazi Khan at six hours is the shortest scheduled run out of Balochistan.
Lahore, Faisalabad, Islamabad
Long overnight runs of thirteen to sixteen hours, priced from Rs 3,500 to Rs 4,500, which is where the fare advantage over the premium operators is widest.
Karachi, Hyderabad, Sukkur
The N-25 corridor down through Khuzdar. Heavily contested by the regional sleeper specialists, so compare berths against the Rs 3,000 seat before booking.
The Faisal Movers arrangement
Super Mekhtar works with Faisal Movers on a number of corridors, and several of its listed terminals are Faisal Movers premises, including Vehari Chowk in Multan. In practice that means you may book Super Mekhtar and board at a Faisal Movers counter, which is worth knowing before you arrive at the wrong address. It also means the Punjab end of the network is better staffed than a Quetta operator of this size would usually manage.
Super Mekhtar bus classes and fleet
Super Mekhtar operates over 150 buses in three tiers, with Daewoo and Yutong on the luxury services, and a sleeper option on the longest overnight corridors. Air conditioning and heating are both standard, which matters more in Quetta than most places.
Luxury
Daewoo & Yutong, 2 + 2The main product across the network.
- Air conditioning and cabin heating
- Reclining seats for overnight running
- Daewoo and Yutong coaches
- Available on every published corridor
Sleeper
BerthsReclining berths on the longer overnight routes.
- Aimed at the thirteen hour plus corridors
- Deep recliners rather than flat beds
- Not on every departure, so check first
- No onboard washroom, as with all Pakistani sleepers
Economy
2 + 2The budget tier for cost sensitive travel.
- Basic comfort, lowest fare
- Older vehicles than the luxury fleet
- Longer running times on some corridors
- Check what you are booking on the seat map
Heating is not a small detail here
Quetta sits above 1,600 metres and the road north crosses higher ground still. Winter departures out of Balochistan can run below freezing for hours, so cabin heating is a genuine specification rather than a listed feature. If you are booking the economy tier in December or January, ask what is actually fitted on the vehicle running that day.
Super Mekhtar bus timings
Almost every Super Mekhtar route is long enough to run overnight, so departures cluster in the late afternoon and evening for a next morning arrival.
South Punjab
DailyMultan, Dera Ghazi Khan and Taunsa at six to eight hours, with the most frequent departures on the network.
Long haul east
EveningLahore, Faisalabad and Islamabad depart in the evening so the thirteen to sixteen hour run happens overnight.
Karachi corridor
EveningThe N-25 through Khuzdar, around ten and a half hours, arriving before dawn as with every operator on that road.
Weather
Allow marginSnow, flooding and landslides affect Balochistan highways far more than motorway routes. Never plan tight onward connections.
Super Mekhtar contact numbers and terminals
Super Mekhtar publishes counter numbers in six cities, with 0331-3802078 covering Quetta and Karachi and 0311-1224488 covering the Punjab terminals. The Quetta office is at Almo Chowk.
Helpline and terminals
Super Mekhtar is headquartered in Quetta and was founded in 2004. Several of its Punjab counters sit inside Faisal Movers or Abdullah Travels premises, so confirm which building you are looking for.
- Quetta
- 0331-3802078 / 081-2303630, Almo Chowk
- Karachi
- 0331-3802078, Quetta Bus Stand
- Lahore
- 0311-1224488, Abdullah Travels
- Multan
- 0311-1224488, Vehari Chowk, Faisal Movers
- Bahawalpur
- 0311-1224488, General Bus Stand
- Rawalpindi
- 0333-0131182, Pirwadhai
- Online booking
- Bookkaru.com
Numbers change occasionally, so verify at the terminal before relying on them, and treat unfamiliar numbers advertised on social media with caution.
Is Super Mekhtar worth booking?
Super Mekhtar is the value purchase on the Balochistan corridors, not the comfort purchase. On the long eastern routes that trade works strongly in your favour, and on the Karachi run it is less clear cut.
What it does well
- Consistently the cheapest published fares out of Quetta, by a wide margin on Lahore and Islamabad
- Over 150 buses, so departures are frequent for a regional operator
- Daewoo, Yutong and Hino coaches with heating as well as air conditioning
- The Faisal Movers arrangement gives it counters in cities it could not staff alone
- A sleeper option exists on the longest overnight corridors
What to weigh up
- Passenger ratings on third party listings are mixed rather than strong
- Several terminals are counters inside other companies’ premises
- The economy tier uses older vehicles, and what runs varies by departure
- On Karachi to Quetta the regional sleeper specialists offer a berth at a similar fare
- The name is frequently confused with New Mekhtar Daewoo in directory listings
Our position
Book Super Mekhtar for the long eastern corridors, where the saving is real and substantial. Quetta to Lahore at Rs 3,500 against Rs 5,800 for a comparable seated coach is a difference worth accepting a plainer product for. On Quetta to Karachi, check the sleeper operators first: a berth at a similar price beats a seat on a ten and a half hour overnight run every time.
Super Mekhtar ticket price FAQs
What is the Super Mekhtar ticket price?
Quetta to Multan is around Rs 2,500, Karachi and Bahawalpur Rs 3,000, Dera Ghazi Khan Rs 3,100, Layyah Rs 3,200, Lahore Rs 3,500, Faisalabad Rs 4,000 and Islamabad Rs 4,500. These are among the lowest published fares out of Balochistan.
What is the Super Mekhtar contact number?
Quetta is on 0331-3802078 and 081-2303630 at Almo Chowk, Karachi on 0331-3802078 at the Quetta Bus Stand, the Punjab terminals on 0311-1224488 and Rawalpindi on 0333-0131182 at Pirwadhai.
Is Super Mekhtar the same as New Mekhtar Daewoo?
They are commonly confused but publish separate fare lists and separate contact numbers. Both operate out of Quetta on similar corridors, so check the operator name on your ticket and ask at the matching counter rather than assuming they are interchangeable.
Does Super Mekhtar have a sleeper bus?
Yes, on the longer overnight routes, though not on every departure. As with all Pakistani sleeper coaches these are deep reclining berths rather than flat beds, and none carries an onboard washroom, so check the scheduled rest stops on a thirteen hour plus journey.
Can I book Super Mekhtar online?
Yes, through Bookkaru.com, where you select the route and date, pick from the available Super Mekhtar services and pay by Easypaisa or card. Counter booking and phone reservation are also available on the terminal numbers.
Which cities does Super Mekhtar serve?
From Quetta it publishes services to Karachi, Multan, Layyah, Bahawalpur, Islamabad, Faisalabad, Dera Ghazi Khan, Lahore and Taunsa, with terminal counters in Quetta, Karachi, Lahore, Multan, Bahawalpur and Rawalpindi.
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