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Amazing Indian Roads That You Must Not Miss
Yesterday we had carried a story on six of the most insane roads in the world. These roads are spread far and wide across the globe and some of the roads could possibly be legally inaccessible to Indians (The Karakoram Highway). So we were left wondering if our readers can enjoy the thrill of riding similar roads in India itself.
India is the seventh largest country in the world and is wide network of roads. With a geography that is by for the most diverse in a single country Indian roads pass through a variety of terrain, weather and landscapes. Here are some of the most amazing and beautiful roads from India.
Which One Have You Seen?
India has some of the most amazing roads in the world spread across country. We take you through a select few roads that have impressed us.
Manali To Leh
The Indian Himalayan range has some of the most beautiful yet dangerous sections of roads that you can find in India. You will get to drive or ride with the amazing backdrop of the Himalayas on narrow treacherous roads while driving from Manali to Leh.
Great Rann of Kutch
Moving to western India, the Great Rann of Kutch is a great place to ride. The Great Rann Of Kutch is an open canvas and breath taking to ride or drive. You will soon realize the emptiness and the vastness of the Great Rann Of Kutch on your ride. Rann of Kutch is known for its flatness. The ground is absolutely flat as far as the eye can see. What will surely capture you in Rann of Kutch will be the wide open cracks. They say sometimes the cracks are wide enough to swallow your bike or car tyres . Don't believe it head down to the Great Rann Of Kutch and experience it for yourself.
Pamban Bridge - Rameshwaram
This is one of the most scenic bridges in southern India. The bridge was built nearly 100 years ago in 1914 and has a railway lane as well as a two way road. It is more than two kilometres long and connects the Indian mainland with Rameshwaram.
Sela Pass – Arunachal Pradesh
The Sela Pass in Arunachal Pradesh is one hell of a road to drive. You can drive through snow covered roads that twist and turn in to sharp u-turns. Situated at an elevation of 13,800 feet or 4,170 metres, the Sela Pass can be very cold during winter with temperatures dropping to -10 degrees. Take this road for its breathtaking scenery and extreme road conditions.
Coorg To Munnar Via Ooty
Coming back to South India we have the highway that connects Karnataka's Coorg with Wayanad in Kerala via Ooty in Tamil Nadu. This road was chosen as the Ultimate Riding Wonder in 2011. This road is a beautiful mix of tea plantations, hilly sections, coffee plantations and green plains. To add to this there is great mix of riding conditions too making this stretch a favourite among biking enthusiasts.
Which Is The Best?
Having seen some of the amazing Indian roads, which one do you think is the best? If you think we have missed out any road that needs to be here, then feel free to post your choice in the comments section below.
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