Extremely Hazardous Indian Roads Make Driving Challenging

Pritam Saha
Apr 26, 2023

NH-5, Hindustan-Tibet Road

This highway in Arunachal Pradesh is known for its challenging terrains, sharp bends, and narrow roads with steep cliffs.

NH-44, Jammu and Kashmir

It is notorious for its narrow, winding roads, steep gradients, and frequent landslides, making it a dangerous road to travel on.

Kishtwar-Killar Road

This remote road connects Kishtwar in Jammu and Kashmir with Killar in Himachal Pradesh, passing through the Pangi Valley.

NH-58, Rishikesh to Mana

This highway in Uttarakhand is known for its treacherous roads that pass through the hilly terrain of the Himalayas.

Khardung La Pass

Often claimed to be the highest motorable pass in the world, Khardung La Pass is located at an elevation of 17,582 feet.

NH-22, Kinnaur Road

Also known as the Hindustan-Tibet Road, NH-22 in Kinnaur is notorious for its narrow, winding roads perched precariously on the mountainside.

Leh-Manali Highway

This high-altitude highway connects Leh in Ladakh with Manali, passing through some of the most remote and challenging terrains in the world.

Rohtang Pass

Situated at an altitude of 13,050 feet, Rohtang Pass is notorious for its narrow roads, hairpin bends, and frequent landslides.

Zoji La Pass

Located at an elevation of 11,575 feet, Zoji La Pass is a treacherous mountain pass that connects Srinagar and Leh.

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