The roads in the list below will take us wide, exploring the world's most spectacular and spectacular destinations.
1. Karakoram Highway, Pakistan
Pakistanis call Karakoram the "eighth wonder of mankind" because the highway is one of the most daring engineering projects ever attempted. A road that any adventurer wishes to conquer.
Karakoram Expressway is the highest international paved road in the world located at an altitude of 4,600m above sea level, running along the majestic Karakoram mountain range, very dangerous, precarious, vulnerable to flash floods. . Karakoram is not only a highway, but also a challenging journey, rich in culture, history and truly worthwhile for everyone to experience once in a lifetime.Starting at Hasan Abdal and ending at the border with China, you won't regret it.
2. Ring Road, Iceland
The Ring Road, nicknamed for Iceland's 1st Road, is the country's main highway. Since much of the Central part of the country is uninhabitable and inaccessible, highways are used to connect nearly all coastal residential areas. Normally, it will take about 12-13 hours to run this 1333km ring road, but for road travelers, it can take you weeks or longer to explore this "ice and fire" land.
3. Highway 40, Argentina
Highway 40, also known as Ruta 40, is the longest route in the west of Argentina, running parallel to the Andes mountains, passing through more than 20 national parks and 18 major rivers. This is the longest road in Argentina and one of the longest on the planet. Visiting this road, in addition to seeing the landscape changing from north to south of Argentina, you also admire the majestic mountains and vast plains running before your eyes.
4. Pan-American Highway
According to the Guinness Book of Records, the Pan-American is the longest highway in the world, but it is not easy to drive along the route because it is interrupted by the 100-kilometer Darien Gap rainforest between Central and South America.
In fact, Pan-Americam is a road system that runs through 14 countries including: USA, Canada, Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile and Argentina
5. Atlantic Road, Norway
The Atlantic Ocean Road, also known as the Atlantic Road (Norwegian: Atlanterhavsveien), is a 8.3 km long road in Norway. The most interesting and eye-catching part of this route is the 8 small winding bridges that cross 8 small islands with a particularly captivating twist. In addition, the architects have designed very strange curved shapes connecting the islands together in order to maximize the ability to withstand storms and ocean winds from the Atlantic Ocean.
