Orange Line Metro Train Lahore: Ali Town to Dera Gujran — All 26 Stations, Timings & Fares (2026)
The Orange Line is Lahore’s metro train — Pakistan’s first driverless metro, opened on 25 October 2020 and run by the Lahore Metro · Punjab Masstransit Authority (PMA). Five-car trains carry around 245,000 passengers a day over 27.1 km from Ali Town (Raiwind Road) to Dera Gujran (GT Road): 24 stations are elevated and 2 — Anarkali and GPO — are underground.
The transfer to the Lahore Metrobus is at Anarkali (for MAO College station). PMA Speedo feeder buses connect most stations to surrounding neighbourhoods.
⚡ Orange Line Metro Train Quick Facts
- System: Lahore Metro · Punjab Masstransit Authority (PMA) · Length: 27.1 km · Stations: 26
- Service: 6:15 AM to 10:00 PM, seven days a week (last departures from the terminals around 9:30 PM); trains every 5 minutes at peak times and every 10–15 minutes off-peak
- Fare: Distance-based under the PMA fare policy: Rs 25 up to 4 km, Rs 30 to 8 km, Rs 35 to 12 km, Rs 40 to 16 km and Rs 45 beyond — the full line costs Rs 45.
🚏 Orange Line Metro Train Station List
- Ali Town
- Thokar Niaz Baig
- Canal View
- Hanjarwal
- Wahdat Road
- Awan Town
- Sabzazar
- Shahnoor
- Salahudin Road
- Bund Road
- Samanabad
- Gulshan-e-Ravi
- Chauburji
- Anarkali
- GPO
- Lakshmi Chowk
- Railway Station
- Sultanpura
- UET
- Baghbanpura
- Shalamar Garden
- Pakistan Mint
- Mahmood Booti
- Salamatpura
- Islam Park
- Dera Gujran
⏰ Timings & Frequency
The Orange Line Metro Train operates 6:15 AM to 10:00 PM, seven days a week (last departures from the terminals around 9:30 PM). There is no fixed timetable — trains run every 5 minutes at peak times and every 10–15 minutes off-peak, so arrive at the station and take the next train in your direction. The end-to-end trip takes roughly 45 minutes.
💵 Fares & the T-Cash Card
distance-based: Rs 25 up to 4 km, Rs 30 to 8 km, Rs 35 to 12 km, Rs 40 to 16 km and Rs 45 for longer trips (PMA fare policy) — pay by token or T-Cash card. The full Ali Town to Dera Gujran ride costs Rs 45. The T-Cash card (Rs 130 at stations and Bank of Punjab branches) replaces the old Metrobus Card, works on the Metrobus, Orange Line and feeder buses, and can be recharged at station vending machines.
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
What are the Orange Line Metro Train timings?
The line runs 6:15 AM to 10:00 PM, seven days a week (last departures from the terminals around 9:30 PM), with trains every 5 minutes at peak times and every 10–15 minutes off-peak.
What is the Orange Line Metro Train fare?
Distance-based under the PMA fare policy: Rs 25 up to 4 km, Rs 30 to 8 km, Rs 35 to 12 km, Rs 40 to 16 km and Rs 45 beyond — the full line costs Rs 45.
Where can I transfer between the Metrobus and the Orange Line?
Between MAO College station (Metrobus) and Anarkali station (Orange Line) in the city centre.
Route data: Punjab Masstransit Authority publications, verified October 2026. Independently compiled by the BusUpdate editorial team; confirm time-sensitive details before travelling.
🚉 Stations on This Line
Every station on this line has its own guide with facilities, connecting routes and location details: