Delhi to Leh Bus Timing and Schedule. How to book Online tickets

Himachal Roadways HRTC Keylong Depot is offering Bus Service from Leh to Delhi and Delhi to Leh

HRTC’s longest bus journey of over 1000 Kms from DELHI to LEH and back is now operational. The bus from Delhi to Leh will take around 30 hours which includes a night halt in Keylong

Delhi to Leh Bus Timings and Schedule-

Delhi (Dep.)- 2:30 pm

Keylong (Arr.)- 9 am approx

Overnight Halt in Keylong

Keylong (Dep.)- 5:00 am

Leh (Arr.)- 7:00 pm

Delhi to Leh Bus Timings and Schedule-

The Bus from Leh will depart at 4:00 am

You can book the online tickets at the official website of HRTC i.e www.hrtchp.com

As of now online tickets can be booked from Delhi to Keylong on this HRTC website. Tickets to Leh will be extended from Keylong.

COVID Guidelines to be followed in Himachal Pradesh and Leh Ladakh-

• Bus will be running with 50% occupancy

• RTPCR report is mandatory for entry to Leh. Make sure you have nagative RTPCR to avoid any inconvenience. This is Mandatory for Ladakh Entry. Himachal Pradesh government is not asking for the report as per the latest gidelines. The report will be checked at Sarchu and Upshi checkposts.

Himachal Pradesh eases Covid curbs, Tourists rush to Himachal Pradesh as no Negative RTPCR required now.

 

Huge traffic on the borders, Hope amid the despair for the Hospitality Industry

The Himachal Pradesh has issued new guidelines on Friday. The travellers were the happiest lot as no negative RTPCR report is required now to enter the state. However and E-pass is still required to enter Himachal Pradesh. The government has also lifted Section 144.

Interstate Bus services have not been resumed yet but the Intrastate public transport has been allowed to operate with 50 per cent occupancy. The shops will now be open from 9 am to 5 pm from Monday.

As a result of these relaxations hundreds of vehicles were queued up on the borders and were seen stranded at the inter-state barriers at Parwanoo, where the cops were scrutinizing Covid e-pass of travellers arriving from neighbouring states.

 

The planes are witnessing the rising temperatures with maximum touching more than 40 degrees in Delhi NCR and Punjab. This move by the government to allow tourists has resulted in a huge rush of travellers to Hilly areas of Himachal Pradesh.