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Silk Line Ticket Price, Bus Timings, Online Booking & Contact Number

The Silk Line ticket price runs from about Rs 1,000 to Rs 3,500 depending on route and class, with Lahore to Multan at Rs 1,860 Executive. Founded in 2020 and based in Lahore, it has grown quickly to more than 100 buses serving the south Punjab corridor toward Multan, Bahawalpur and Dera Ghazi Khan.

Ticket price from
Rs 1,000Shorter routes
Lahore to Multan
Rs 1,860Executive class
Operating since
2020Newest on the site
Fleet
100+Buses
Classes
3Standard to Executive Plus

Short answer: Silk Line charges Rs 1,860 Lahore to Multan in Executive and Rs 2,400 in Business Class, with fares across the network spanning Rs 1,000 to Rs 3,500. Its strength is the south Punjab corridor beyond Multan, reaching Muzaffargarh, Alipur, Jatoi, Rajanpur and Dera Ghazi Khan.

Fares by route

Silk Line ticket price list for popular routes

The Silk Line ticket price list runs south and west from Lahore. Beyond Multan the network reaches towns along the Indus that most national operators serve infrequently, and that is where the company is genuinely useful.

Silk Line fares by route and class
RouteJourney timeExecutiveBusiness Class
Lahore to Multan4h 30mRs 1,860Rs 2,400
Lahore to Muzaffargarh4h 30mRs 2,100On request
Lahore to Alipur5h 30mRs 2,300On request
Lahore to Jatoi5h 45mRs 2,350On request
Lahore to Bahawalpur5h 00mRs 2,200On request
Lahore to Dera Ghazi Khan6h 00mRs 2,450On request
Lahore to Rajanpur6h 30mRs 2,480On request

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.

Priced tightly against the market on Multan

On Lahore to Multan, Silk Line Executive at Rs 1,860 sits between Niazi Express at Rs 1,950 and the cheapest GT Road services. Its Business Class at Rs 2,400 undercuts Faisal Movers Business at Rs 2,850 by a clear margin. On the corridor beyond Multan the comparison changes entirely, because far fewer operators run those towns at all.


Route map

Where Silk Line actually goes

Silk Line is a Punjab operator with a southern bias. It does not run the Karachi long haul corridors, the twin cities shuttle traffic or the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa routes, and knowing that saves you looking for it where it is not.

THE CORE

Lahore to Multan and beyond

The anchor route, then onward to Muzaffargarh, Alipur, Jatoi, Bahawalpur, Dera Ghazi Khan and Rajanpur. This is a genuinely useful network for the Indus corridor.

THE GROWTH

Over 100 buses since 2020

Founded only in 2020, it has built a fleet of more than a hundred coaches in a few years, which is why its vehicles are newer than most operators at this price point.

NOT SERVED

Karachi, the twin cities, KP

Silk Line does not run the Karachi long haul routes, the Lahore to Islamabad shuttle or Peshawar services. For those, look at the national operators.

The practical takeaway

Book Silk Line when your journey runs south from Lahore toward Multan and the Indus towns. It is competitive on the Multan trunk route and close to essential beyond it, in places like Alipur and Jatoi where branded alternatives are thin. Anywhere else on the map, it is not an option.


Fleet and seating

Silk Line bus classes and what each fare includes

Silk Line runs Standard, Executive and Executive Plus, with Business Class appearing on the busier corridors. As a newer operator its fleet is relatively modern for the fares it charges.

Standard

2 + 2

The entry tier, from about Rs 1,000.

  • Air conditioned, reclining seats
  • Lowest fare on the network
  • Availability varies by route
  • Basic refreshments
From Rs 1,000Shorter routes

Executive

2 + 2

The workhorse class across the network.

  • More legroom than Standard
  • Onboard entertainment
  • Refreshments included
  • Runs on all main routes
Rs 1,860Lahore to Multan

Executive Plus

2 + 2

Newer vehicles with better cabin fittings.

  • Upgraded seating over Executive
  • Enhanced entertainment system
  • Selected departures
  • Modest premium
Route dependentSelected departures

Sleeper

Not offered

No berths on the network.

  • Longest routes around 6h 30m
  • Seated throughout
  • No overnight long haul service
  • Not needed at these distances
Not availableAll routes

Schedule

Silk Line bus timings and departure frequency

Silk Line runs a long service day on its main routes, with first departures around 7:00 AM and last services as late as 11:00 PM. Buses run throughout the day on the Lahore to Multan corridor, so finding a convenient departure is rarely difficult.

Early morning

From 7:00 AM

First departures on the Rajanpur and southern routes, arriving by early afternoon.

Through the day

Regular

Frequent Lahore to Multan services with the widest class availability of any route on the network.

Evening

Until 11:00 PM

Late departures on the main corridors, useful if you want to travel after a working day.

Smaller towns

No fixed slots

Some routes such as Muzaffargarh run without fixed departure times, so check before travelling to the terminal.


Get in touch

Silk Line contact details and terminals

Silk Line is headquartered in Lahore and boards at the Rahbar Travels terminal on Band Road, a shared facility also used by the Bilal Travels group. Contact runs through terminal counters rather than a single published national UAN.

Terminals and booking

The main Lahore terminal is Rahbar Travels, Band Road. Because this is a shared boarding point used by several operators, check which company name your ticket carries.

Headquarters
Lahore
Main terminal
Rahbar Travels, Band Road, Lahore
Online booking
Sastaticket.pk, Bookkaru, Bookme.pk
Serving
Multan, Bahawalpur, Rajanpur, Muzaffargarh, DG Khan

Verify numbers and boarding points at the terminal, since Silk Line does not publish a single national helpline in the way the larger operators do.

BOOKING

Online discounts

Silk Line tickets bought through online platforms frequently carry discounts of up to 20 percent against the counter fare, which is a larger gap than most operators offer.

TERMINAL

Shared Band Road boarding

The Rahbar Travels terminal hosts several operators. Ask for Silk Line specifically rather than assuming the first counter you reach is the right one.

SMALLER TOWNS

Check the schedule

Routes such as Muzaffargarh run without fixed departure slots. Confirm timings before travelling out to the terminal for those destinations.


Booking process

How to book Silk Line tickets online

STEP 01

Search route and date

Enter Lahore, your southern destination and travel date to see Silk Line alongside other operators.

STEP 02

Compare Executive against Business

On Lahore to Multan the gap is about Rs 540, and Business undercuts several national brands.

STEP 03

Check the boarding point

Lahore boarding is at Rahbar Travels on Band Road, a shared terminal. Then pick your seat.

STEP 04

Pay and get your e-ticket

Pay by JazzCash, Easypaisa, card or bank transfer. Online fares often beat the counter price.

  • Book online for the discount. Platform fares can run up to 20 percent below the counter price.
  • The network is south Punjab. Karachi, Islamabad and Peshawar are not served.
  • Some routes have no fixed departures. Confirm timings for Muzaffargarh and similar towns.
  • There is no sleeper. All routes are seated, which is reasonable given none exceeds about six and a half hours.

Payment methods

  • JazzCash
  • Easypaisa
  • Visa & Mastercard
  • Bank transfer
  • Cash at counter

Operator comparison

Silk Line vs the operators on the Multan corridor

Same-route fare comparison, Lahore to Multan
OperatorEntry fareTop classKnown for
Silk LineRs 1,860Rs 2,400South Punjab reach, newer fleet
Niazi ExpressRs 1,950ExecutiveSmall town Punjab network
Road MasterRs 2,050Rs 2,600Newest fleet, hybrid ticketing
Faisal MoversRs 2,250Rs 2,850Widest network

Worth choosing when

  • Your destination is south of Multan toward the Indus towns
  • You want Business Class at below national brand prices
  • A newer fleet matters and the fare is mid tier
  • You are booking online and can take the platform discount
  • Alipur, Jatoi, Rajanpur or Muzaffargarh is your destination

Look elsewhere when

  • Your journey is to Karachi, Islamabad or Peshawar
  • You need a sleeper berth on an overnight run
  • You want a published national helpline
  • Your route has no fixed departures and you need certainty
  • You want a dedicated terminal rather than shared boarding

The bottom line

Silk Line is the south Punjab operator with a modern fleet, and for a company founded in 2020 that is a genuine advantage over older rivals at the same fare. On Lahore to Multan it is competitively priced with a Business Class that undercuts the national brands. Beyond Multan, toward Alipur, Jatoi and Rajanpur, it is one of few branded choices available at all.


Common questions

Silk Line ticket price FAQs

What is the Silk Line ticket price?

Silk Line fares range from about Rs 1,000 to Rs 3,500 depending on route and class. Lahore to Multan is Rs 1,860 in Executive and Rs 2,400 in Business Class, and southern routes to Rajanpur and Dera Ghazi Khan run around Rs 2,450 to Rs 2,480.

Which cities does Silk Line serve?

Silk Line operates across Punjab with a southern focus, connecting Lahore with Multan, Bahawalpur, Muzaffargarh, Alipur, Jatoi, Dera Ghazi Khan and Rajanpur. It does not run the Karachi long haul corridors, the Lahore to Islamabad shuttle or Khyber Pakhtunkhwa routes.

How long has Silk Line been operating?

Since 2020, making it the newest operator covered on this site. Despite that it has built a fleet of more than 100 buses, which is why its vehicles tend to be newer than those of longer established rivals charging similar fares.

What classes does Silk Line offer?

Standard, Executive and Executive Plus, with Business Class available on the busier corridors. Executive is the workhorse tier at Rs 1,860 on Lahore to Multan, and Business Class at Rs 2,400 undercuts several national operators on the same route.

Where does Silk Line board in Lahore?

At the Rahbar Travels terminal on Band Road, which is a shared boarding point used by several operators. Ask specifically for the Silk Line counter rather than assuming the first one you reach is correct.

Can I get a discount booking Silk Line online?

Often yes. Silk Line tickets bought through platforms such as Sastaticket.pk, Bookkaru and Bookme.pk frequently carry discounts of up to 20 percent against the counter fare, which is a wider gap than most Pakistani operators offer.

Does Silk Line have a sleeper bus?

No. Its longest routes run around six and a half hours to Rajanpur, so all services are seated. Executive Plus and Business Class are the upper tiers, both with 2+2 seating rather than berths.

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