Transportation in Pakistan
Your complete guide to getting around Pakistan - from airport transfers to local transport
Airport Transfer
How to get from the airport to city center. Compare trains, buses, taxis, and private transfers.
Learn more →Public Transport
Master the metro, buses, and trains. Routes, tickets, passes, and essential phrases.
Learn more →Taxis & Rideshare
Using Grab, Uber, and local taxis. Fares, safety tips, and common scams to avoid.
Learn more →Intercity Travel
Travel to other cities. Compare buses, trains, and flights with booking tips.
Learn more →Transport Passes
Tourist cards and day passes. Which to buy, where to get them, and if they're worth it.
Learn more →Car Rental
Driving guide and car rental tips. International licenses, road rules, and insurance.
Learn more →Getting Around Pakistan
Quick Transportation Tips
Download the Careem app before arrival — it's the dominant ride-hailing platform across Karachi, Lahore, and Islamabad, offering fixed fares and removing the need to negotiate with drivers.
Lahore's Orange Line Metro is an air-conditioned elevated rail option that bypasses city traffic; purchase a rechargeable token at any station for easy boarding.
For intercity travel between major cities, Daewoo Express operates comfortable coach services — book seats in advance, around public holidays when demand is high.
In cities where app-hailing isn't available, agree on a fare with auto-rickshaw drivers before boarding, as meters are not always used — locals can give you a benchmark for typical routes.
Book Transportation
Compare and book trains, buses, ferries, and flights
Transportation Tours & Tickets
Skip-the-line tickets, airport transfers, and transport tours