Navigating Peril: India's Top 10 Most Dangerous Roads

Known for its narrow roads, sharp bends, and unpredictable weather conditions, including heavy snowfall and landslides.

A high-altitude pass on the Srinagar-Leh Highway with steep gradients, narrow roads, and challenging terrain, especially during winters.

Features hairpin bends, steep cliffs, and unstable terrain prone to landslides and rockfalls.

Notorious for its sharp curves, narrow lanes, and steep descents, often affected by heavy rainfall and landslides.

A challenging route due to high altitudes, extreme weather conditions, and difficult terrain with narrow stretches and sharp turns.

Known for landslides, hairpin bends, and narrow roads, posing risks to drivers, especially during monsoon seasons.

Features narrow roads, frequent landslides, and adverse weather conditions, making it hazardous for drivers.

With 70 hairpin bends over a short distance, it challenges drivers with its steep ascents and sharp curves.

Often claimed as one of the highest motorable roads globally, known for extreme weather conditions, altitude sickness, and rugged terrain.

A series of 21 hairpin bends on the Leh-Manali Highway, challenging due to its steep gradient, narrow lanes, and high altitude.