Heart-pounding With The World’s 5 Most “death” Paths

The rugged terrain, and political turmoil, have made the following roads the fear of many drivers. Transfagarasan Road - Romania: Considered a legend for motorists with a length of 90km and many sharp curves. Built in the 1970s, this is the second tallest street in Romania. However, after twisting turns and up to a certain height, you will admire a splendid picture of beautiful nature appearing before your eyes. The Transfagaransan is also home to more tunnels and viaducts than caught anywhere in Romania

. Stelvio Road - Italy: Stelvo road connects Valtellina with the Adige and Merano valleys, close to the Swiss border. Located at an altitude of more than 2000m, there are 48 consecutive bends, and many zig zag tracks that make drivers sweat. Although not located on steep cliffs, it is still one of the most difficult roads to cross the Alps Trollstigen - Norway: Trollstigen is a mountain road in Rauma, Norway.



This is one of the most dangerous roads in the world because although there are only 11 curves, they are all very narrow and steep. Although it has been continuously expanded, cars over 12.4 meters in length are prohibited from entering because of the danger that they pass a curve. However, this road also gives many people a feeling of overwhelmed by the grandeur of nature, visitors can stop for 10 minutes at the resting station to admire the panoramic view, while watching the Stigfossen waterfall flowing down from the degree. majestic 320m 4. Yungas Road - Bolivia: According to the international road safety association, about 200 people die each year on the Yungas road. Only 3 5km long, connecting the two regions of La Paz and Coroico Yungas, also known as the "death road", the number of memorial points and crosses make it look more like a cemetery than a street.



route. On foggy days, visibility is reduced, and the risk of accidents is even higher. Highway 1 - Afghanistan: Longer than 2000km and is the main road connecting 3 cities of Mazar, capital Kabul and Kandahar. Naturally, the stretch from Kabul to Jalalabad is the most dangerous because of the winding and poor quality of infrastructure. This road also winds through the territory of the Taliban, so armed threats are always present. In addition, roadside bombs, the risk of ambushes, gun fights and extreme weather are the reasons that make it the most dangerous route in the world..

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