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Hyderabad to Karachi Train Route

Quick and convenient rail link between Sindh's cultural capital and Pakistan's economic hub. A 165km journey with frequent daily services connecting the historic city to the metropolis.

165 km
Total Distance
2-2.5 hrs
Journey Time
15+ Daily
Train Services
Rs.200+
Starting Fare

Train Schedule - Hyderabad to Karachi

TrainDepartureArrivalDurationType
Karakoram Express
12DN/11UP
10:3013:002h 30mPremium
Green Line Express
4DN/3UP
14:0016:152h 15mPremium
Tezgam
8DN/7UP
12:3015:002h 30mExpress
Pakistan Express
46DN/45UP
20:0022:302h 30mExpress
Allama Iqbal Express
6DN/5UP
16:0018:302h 30mExpress
Shalimar Express
28DN/27UP
07:4510:152h 30mExpress

Stations on Hyderabad-Karachi Route

Hyderabad Junction
Origin
0 km
Kotri Junction
20m
15 km
Jamshoro
40m
32 km
Thano Bula Khan
1h 10m
65 km
Dhabeji
1h 30m
95 km
Bin Qasim
2h
130 km
Karachi Cantonment
2h 15m
155 km
Karachi City
2h 30m
165 km

Ticket Fares - Hyderabad to Karachi

ClassFare RangeFeatures
EconomyRs.200 - 300Basic seating
BusinessRs.400 - 550Comfortable seats
AC StandardRs.650 - 850Air-conditioned
AC BusinessRs.1,000 - 1,300Premium AC

Frequently Asked Questions

The train journey from Hyderabad to Karachi takes approximately 2-2.5 hours. The Green Line Express is the fastest at around 2 hours 15 minutes.

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About Hyderabad

Hyderabad is Sindh's second-largest city and former capital, known for its rich history, traditional crafts, and delicious cuisine.

  • •Famous Sindhi Biryani origin
  • •Traditional Sindhi caps and handicrafts
  • •Historic Pakka Qila fort
  • •Tombs of Talpur Mirs

Travel Tips

  • •Morning trains less crowded on weekdays
  • •Book in advance for weekend travel
  • •Try Latif Hotel biryani near Hyderabad station
  • •Karachi Cantonment ideal for Clifton area

Hyderabad to Karachi Train - The Popular Sindh Commute

The Hyderabad to Karachi train route is one of the most frequently traveled railway connections in Pakistan. Covering just 165 kilometers in approximately 2-2.5 hours, this route serves hundreds of daily commuters, students, business travelers, and tourists. With over 15 trains running daily, it offers unmatched flexibility and convenience for travel between Sindh's two largest cities.

Why Train is the Preferred Choice

The M-9 Motorway and National Highway connect these cities, but the train remains the preferred mode of transport for many travelers. The railway line bypasses traffic congestion that can add hours to road journeys, especially during peak hours and monsoon season when the roads become problematic. Trains offer predictable journey times, comfortable seating, and the ability to work or rest during travel.

Exploring Hyderabad

Before or after your train journey, Hyderabad offers numerous attractions worth exploring. The city was the capital of Sindh under the Talpur Mirs and retains much of its historical charm. Visit the ancient Pakka Qila (stone fort), browse the colorful Shahi Bazaar for traditional Sindhi handicrafts, and don't miss tasting the legendary Hyderabadi Biryani - considered by many to be the original and best version of this beloved dish.

Business and Student Travel

This route is particularly popular among business professionals and students. Many residents of Hyderabad work in Karachi and commute daily or weekly. Similarly, students from interior Sindh travel to Karachi's universities and colleges. The train schedule is designed to accommodate these patterns, with early morning departures from Hyderabad and evening returns from Karachi.

Tips for First-Time Travelers

If you're traveling this route for the first time, here are some helpful tips. The journey is short enough that Economy class is comfortable for most travelers, but AC class is recommended in summer. Karachi City station is centrally located near Saddar, while Karachi Cantonment is better for those heading to Clifton or DHA. Book tickets in advance during Eid holidays when demand peaks significantly.