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If the Srinagar–Leh road is safe there are two places to stay, Sonamarg and Kargil – the latter being stopping point for most buses. Ideally, stop in both places.

Although the buses usually stop for the night, the tickets sold in Manali and Srinagar usually cover the entire journey to Leh. That is fine unless you want to spend more than a night in Keylong or Kargil, or want to make an intermediate stop in Sonamarg. Both Keylong and Kargil have bus depots, so arranging onward transport there should not cause any trouble unless the buses are packed. Sonamarg is just a small village without a bus reservation office, so if you stop here for a night or two, it’s best to make arrangements for the onward journey in advance in Srinagar. If you cannot find a place on a bus leaving Kargil for Leh, try a shared taxi.

Getting to Leh via Manali and Keylong

There are various options for covering the distance between Delhi and Manali (approximately 600km): go by bus directly to Manali, or take a train to Chandigarh and then continue by bus.