7.Karakoram Highway, Pakistan — China
At 1,300 km (807.7 mi) long, Karakoram Highway is viewed as the world’s most high-height worldwide expressway. One of its segments goes at a height of more than 4,600 m (15,091 ft). Summer rainstorm rains frequently wash it out and cause avalanches. In winter, the expressway is shut because of climate conditions and conceivable torrential slides.
8.Passage du Gois, France
This apparently basic section associates the island of Noirmoutier with territory France. In any case, amid the tides, it’s completely secured with a 4-m (13 ft) layer of water and is accessible to drivers just twice per day.
9.Leh-Manali Highway, India
Leh-Manali Highway runs through several high mountain passes, located at an altitude of 4 to 5 km (13,123 to 16,404 ft). The road is extremely narrow, but this doesn’t prevent local drivers from zooming through at high speeds.
