10.Tianmen Mountain Road, China
A road that’s 11 km (6.8 mi) long with 99 bends leads to the top of Tianmen Mountain where the Buddhist temple is situated. In some sections, the distance between two curves is less than 200 m (656 ft), so drivers have to be extremely careful.
11.Road through Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia
The expressway going through the dried Salar de Uyuni is situated at an elevation of 3,650 m (11,811 ft) above ocean level. Neighborhood scenes are unusual to the point that it’s anything but difficult to lose all sense of direction in them, and phones here are for the most part futile. Despite the fact that it’s protected to run here with a visit gathering, it’s ideal to abstain from going all alone, particularly since during the evening the temperature tumbles to −30°C (- 22°F).
12.Road through Skippers Canyon, New Zealand
Numerous holes and cliffs, steep descents, sudden bends, suspension bridges, and narrowings of the road are far from all the surprises lurking on the crossing through Skippers Canyon. Local car rental agencies don’t even provide insurance for those who are going to conquer this route.
