The TOP 8 most dangerous roads in the world you simply cannot miss

Carretera a los Yungas (Bolivia): Known as the ‘route of death’, this 80 km road is considered one of the world’s most dangerous, despite attracting adrenaline junkies.

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Guoliang Tunnel (China): Built in the Taihang mountains by locals, this tunnel replaced narrow steps with a 1.2 km road passing through the mountain.

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Karakorum Highway (Pakistan): This road, at 4693 meters above sea level, is the highest asphalt road, offering stunning views along its route connecting Pakistan's capital with China.

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James W. Dalton Highway (Alaska, USA): Known for extreme polar weather conditions, including ice, fog, and blizzards, making it treacherous with few towns along the route.

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Skippers Canyon (New Zealand): Characterized by its many hills and non-paved sections, this road was built in the 19th century for gold prospectors and features sharp bends along its narrow

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El Caracol (Chile-Argentina): Located in the Andean mountains, this road reaches almost 3900 meters in altitude, with tight bends and heavy lorry traffic

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Rohtang Pass (India): Still under construction, this road in the Himalayan mountains offers stunning landscapes but is fraught with dangers due to its rugged terrain.

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Passage du Gois (France): Covering 4.5 km and connecting an island with France, this road is submerged under water for most of the day and accessible only during low tide.

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