Train Schedule & Timetables

Every departure and arrival time listed on RailTracking.pk uses Pakistan Standard Time (PKT / UTC+5). If you're planning a trip from overseas, don't forget to convert accordingly. Pakistan doesn't observe daylight saving time, so the offset stays constant year-round.

Express services are the quickest, stopping only at key stations — perfect for long-haul routes. Mail trains make a moderate number of stops and historically carried postal cargo. Passenger trains halt at nearly every station, making them ideal for short trips or reaching smaller towns. Premium AC trains like the Green Line offer air-conditioned comfort with limited stops.

Simply use the search bar near the top of this page. Enter a city name, station name, train number (e.g., '2UP' or '45DN'), or train name (e.g., 'Tezgam' or 'Karakoram'). Our smart search returns all matching results instantly — no need to browse manually.

Generally, schedules remain stable for months at a time, though Pakistan Railways may make adjustments for track maintenance, seasonal demand, or special events. We synchronize our database with official updates on a regular basis. For mission-critical travel, we suggest verifying the timetable a day before departure.

At this time, our focus is on delivering accurate schedule and live tracking data. For actual ticket reservations, visit the official Pakistan Railways portal (pakrail.gov.pk), use their mobile app, or head to any station booking counter. Several licensed travel agents also process Pakistan Railways tickets.

Many services run on alternate days or specific weekdays to balance fleet utilization with passenger demand. For instance, some cross-country trains operate on odd or even dates, while others are weekday-only or weekend-only. Always check the 'Running Days' column for each train in our schedule to plan your trip accurately.