Do you like strong emotions? These roads, submerged or on the edge of high cliffs, will make you experience an incredible journey or the scare of your life. Stay and learn about them!

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Rohtang Pass (India)
If you’re really fearful, perhaps you should never go down this road, since its name literally means "pile of corpses".

Passage du Gois (France)
Now you see it, now you don't. Despite spanning only 2.7 miles long, this road located in France, which links the island of Noirmoutier to the French mainland...

Karakoram Highway (Pakistan - China)
Although it’s also known as "the Friendship Highway", let’s acknowledge that it isn’t very friendly. This route ranges 810 miles long between the countries of Pakistan and China.

Zoji La Pass (India)
Any road in the highest mountain range in the world is definitely one of the most dangerous, right? Zoji La Pass connects the towns of Srinagar and Leh in the Himalayas in India...

Dalton Highway (Alaska)
Considered one of the most dangerous in North America, the Dalton Highway covers 414 miles of extreme and unsettling road.

Atlantic Road (Norway)
Are you scared of roller coasters? Well, believe it or not, this road located in Norway has such serpentine twists that you’ll feel like you’re on the most extreme ride.

North Yungas Road ("The Road of Death" - Bolivia)
Would you drive on a route nicknamed "The Road of Death"? This road is 49.7 miles long and connects La Paz with the town of Coroico in the Yungas region of Bolivia.

Skippers Canyon Road (New Zealand)
How dangerous is this highway? To determine this, you should know that insurance companies don’t cover damage caused while driving there and car rental companies forbidden it...

Guoliang Tunnel Road (China)
If you aren’t an expert behind the wheel, never cross this roadway! since it’s called "the road that does not tolerate mistakes".

Snail’s Pass (Chile - Argentina)
This incredible yet dangerous road is located in the Andes. The winding route of Snail’s Pass reaches 12,795 feet above sea level, connecting Argentina and Chile.

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