WATCH: Inside India's longest tunnel Chenani-Nashri on Jammu-Srinagar highway

New Delhi: It's an amazing video film showing all the aspects of the India's longest road tunnel i.e. Chenani-Nashri tunnel project.

The video shows the inside structure of the India's longest highway tunnel and Asia’s first longest bi-directional highway tunnel.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi dedicated it to the nation on Sunday. It is built on the Jammu-Srinagar National Highway.

WATCH this amazing video showing inside view of the India's longest tunnel:-

Moreover, here are 10 facts about the India's longest road tunnel:-

- It's a 9.2 km-long twin-tube tunnel.

- The tunnel, which is located at an elevation of 1200 meters, will be the first in India to be equipped with world class "integrated tunnel control system" through which ventilation, fire control, signals, communication and electrical systems will be automatically actuated.

- It will reduce the travel time between the two state capitals of Jammu and Srinagar by two-and-a-half hours.

- The road distance from Chenani and Nashri will now be 10.9 km, instead of the existing 41 km.

- Once the tunnel becomes operational, it will reduce the traffic jams on National Highway-1A that occur due to snowfall and avalanches in winter at Patnitop

- The work on the tunnel, which is part of a 286-km-long four-lane project on the highway, started on May 23, 2011 in lower Himalayan mountain range, and cost Rs 3,720 crore.

- The formal trial run of this India's longest road tunnel was successfully completed for peak, off peak hours between March 9 and March 15

- Travel will cost an LMV vehicle Rs 55 on one side and Rs 85 for to-and-fro journey and Rs 1,870 for one month travel, while bigger vehicles like mini buses will have pay Rs 90 as one side toll and Rs 135 for to-and-fro toll.

- Buses and trucks will have pay Rs 190 as one side toll and Rs 285 as two-side toll.

-  Infrastructure Leasing and Financial Services (IL&FS) Company has setup a well-equipped fully computerised operation room for surveillance of vehicles inside the twin tubes.