Route · Karachi to western Punjab

Karachi to Sargodha Bus Ticket Price, Timings, Online Booking

The Karachi to Sargodha ticket price starts at about Rs 4,800 and reaches Rs 10,500 for a sleeper berth. The journey takes sixteen to eighteen hours, and Sargodha is where Faisal Movers began operating in 2001.

Ticket price from
Rs 4,800Standard
Sleeper berth
Rs 10,500Top tier
Distance
1,200 kmVia Multan
Journey time
16h to 18hOvernight
Faisal Movers
Started hereIn 2001

Karachi to Sargodha bus ticket price: fares start around Rs 4,800 and reach Rs 10,500 for a sleeper berth. The journey takes sixteen to eighteen hours via Multan, and Sargodha sits off the main motorway spine.

Fares by operator

Karachi to Sargodha ticket price by operator

Sargodha is a hub for western Punjab rather than a stop on the Lahore corridor, so both national brands and western specialists serve it.

Karachi to Sargodha fares by operator
OperatorClassJourney timeTicket price
Local and regional coachesStandard18hRs 4,800
Niazi ExpressStandard17hRs 5,300
New Khan Road RunnersStandard17hRs 5,600
Faisal MoversBusiness16hRs 7,900
Faisal MoversSleeper16hRs 10,500

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 the company was built on

Faisal Movers ran its first service between Sargodha and Multan in 2001, switching to non stop luxury coaches in 2004 before expanding nationally. Sargodha remains part of its core network rather than an outlying stop, which shows in the frequency and the classes it offers here compared with operators for whom the city is a branch line.


Onward connections

Sargodha as a hub

Sargodha connects onward to the towns the motorway network does not reach, which is why the western specialists matter here.

MIANWALI AND BHAKKAR

West along the Indus

Both on the New Khan and Niazi networks, reached direct rather than by changing at Sargodha.

KHUSHAB AND JAUHARABAD

Nearby district towns

Served by local services from the Sargodha stand.

FAISALABAD

East

About two hours, and the larger city with far more onward choice.

Book through if Sargodha is not the end

New Khan and Niazi Express run Sargodha as part of a western Punjab network rather than as a terminus. If you are continuing to Mianwali, Bhakkar or Layyah, a through booking from Karachi saves a change and is almost always cheaper than two legs.


Schedule

Karachi to Sargodha bus timings

Departures cluster in the afternoon and evening so the sixteen to eighteen hour journey passes overnight, arriving the following day.

Afternoon

1:00 PM to 4:00 PM

Earlier departures arriving in Sargodha the next morning.

Evening

4:00 PM to 8:00 PM

The main block, arriving during the following day.

Sleeper services

Evening

Berth services cluster here on a corridor long enough to justify one.

Booking

3 to 4 days

Sleeper berths sell first. A week around Eid.


Where to board

Karachi and destination terminals

KARACHI

Sohrab Goth and own terminals

Sohrab Goth is the main northbound area used by regional operators. Faisal Movers runs its terminal on Muhammad Ali Jinnah Road, and New Khan and Niazi board from the general stands.

Allow an hour to cross Karachi in traffic.

SARGODHA

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.

Through services beat two legs on cost.


Common questions

Karachi to Sargodha bus FAQs

What is the Karachi to Sargodha bus ticket price?

From about Rs 4,800 on local coaches, Rs 5,300 with Niazi Express, Rs 7,900 for Faisal Movers Business and up to Rs 10,500 for a sleeper berth.

How long is the journey?

Sixteen to eighteen hours for roughly 1,200 km via Multan. Sargodha sits off the main motorway spine.

Why does Faisal Movers serve this route so well?

The company ran its first service between Sargodha and Multan in 2001 before expanding nationally. Sargodha remains part of its core network rather than an outlying stop.

Can I continue to Mianwali or Bhakkar?

Yes. New Khan and Niazi Express both run those as part of their western Punjab networks, and a through booking from Karachi is almost always cheaper than two legs.

Is a sleeper worth it?

On a sixteen to eighteen hour overnight run, for most people yes. The premium over Business class buys a flat berth rather than a reclining seat.

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