The longest everyday route in the network: about 20 to 22 hours, from Rs 8,550, with sleeper berths around Rs 13,350.
Islamabad to Karachi is the longest everyday route in the Faisal Movers network, running almost the full length of Pakistan. It is a day-and-night journey, which is why sleeper berths and better seats are popular here.
This guide lists the fares, the road, boarding and arrival points and tips for the trip.
| Road distance | About 1,410 km via the M-2, M-4, M-5 and N-5/M-9 |
|---|---|
| Journey time | Around 20 to 22 hours |
| Lowest fare | From Rs 8,550 (Executive) |
| Boarding in Islamabad | Faisal Movers Islamabad terminal, Ghazali Road / GT Road |
| Arrival in Karachi | Faisal Movers Sohrab Goth terminal, Karachi |
| Last checked | 20 October 2026 |
| Class | Fare | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Executive / Premium | Rs 8,550 | Faisal Movers fare listing |
| Sleeper | Rs 13,350 | Faisal Movers fare listing |
Fares change with the season, fuel prices and demand; Eid and long weekends cost more. The official booking page always shows the final price for your date.
No published fixed timetable. Departures are usually in the afternoon or evening so that the bus arrives in Karachi the following afternoon or evening. Check the live list on faisalmovers.com.
From the twin cities the bus runs south on the M-2 to Pindi Bhattian, then the M-4 through Faisalabad to Multan, the M-5 to Sukkur and the N-5/M-9 corridor to Karachi. There are several long stops for meals and prayers.
The return service leaves from Sohrab Goth; the listed fare is the same level (Rs 8,550, sleeper Rs 13,350).
The bus heads south on the M-2 with a possible stop at Bhera, then takes the M-4 through Faisalabad to Multan. The M-5 from Multan to Sukkur is a modern six-lane motorway with large service areas. From Sukkur the road continues through Khairpur, Moro and Hyderabad before the final stretch on the M-9 Super Highway into Karachi.
Most buses make three or four stops in total. The longest is usually on the M-5.
Faisal Movers lists its Islamabad terminal on Ghazali Road, GT Road (UAN 051-111-22-44-88). Some buses also pick up in Rawalpindi; your ticket shows where to board.
Faisal Movers Sohrab Goth terminal, Karachi
On a 20-hour trip, comfort is worth paying for. A sleeper berth lets you lie flat through the night, which most families and older passengers prefer. If you choose a seat, pick the best class available and a seat away from the toilet and the door. Some passengers break the trip in Multan to rest.
November to February is the most pleasant time, as Sindh is mild in winter. In summer, the southern half of the trip is extremely hot, so make sure the coach's AC is working and carry plenty of water. Fog can affect the Punjab motorways at night in December and January.
Karachi is Pakistan's largest city and commercial capital. The Sohrab Goth terminal is at the northern edge of the city, near the start of the Super Highway (M-9).
Use a ride-hailing app from Sohrab Goth to reach Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Saddar, Clifton or DHA; journeys can take 30 to 60 minutes. The Green Line BRT is useful for central and northern Karachi. Keep valuables out of sight while waiting for transport.
FaisalMoversBooking.com does not sell tickets. You can book in four official ways:
Step-by-step help: How to book a Faisal Movers ticket.
Fake "Faisal Movers booking" numbers and WhatsApp accounts are common on social media. They take an advance payment by JazzCash, Easypaisa or bank transfer and never issue a ticket. Buy only through the official website, the Bookkaru app, the UAN 111-22-44-88 or a terminal counter, and never share an OTP, PIN or card number with a caller.
When travelling with children or elderly relatives, choose seats near the front (less motion, quicker exit at stops), carry snacks and medicines in hand luggage, and ask the hostess for help at the boarding door if someone needs assistance with steps.
About Rs 8,550 for Executive/Premium and Rs 13,350 for Sleeper on the Faisal Movers fare listing.
About 20 to 22 hours.
From the Faisal Movers terminal on Ghazali Road, GT Road.
Yes, you can book Islamabad to Multan and Multan to Karachi separately and rest in between.
Yes, there are several meal and prayer stops at large service areas.