1. Gata Lupus, Ladakh
Like sharks, zigzags and swirls all over the place. Gaata loops are just like that. please look.

can you count loops Even for experienced truck drivers working in these areas, this is quite a challenge. There are shortcuts between loops, but only for small vehicles. OK I want to hear something scary!!! Then listen to this. The Loop is said to be haunted by the ghosts of deceased truckers, as mentioned by several other truck drivers or passers-by on this loop.

2. Kori Hill Road, Tamil Nadu
Kolli Hills Road (Road MDR181) consists of 70 consecutive hairpin turns. The road starts from Kalappanaickenpatti. Colli Malai, also known as 'Mountain of Death', is a very narrow road full of potholes and dirt. Can you see from the photo of Cori Hills Road how dangerous this road is and how difficult it is to overtake?

3. Karcham Chittkul, Kinnaur, Himachal Pradesh
A combination of excitement, thrills and adventure awaits you on Karcham Chitkull Road. This is a 42 km driveway and requires the driver to be very focused and passengers to hold their seats firmly while driving. The pothole starts at Sangra and driving on this road is a ghastly experience. The rest of the road to Chitkul is nothing short of disaster. Even the most experienced drivers can get lost when driving this road.

4. Bumla, Arunachal Pradesh
Located at an altitude of 16,500 feet above sea level, this road is a prime example of death above the clouds. This miserable road is near the border of India and China that can only be navigated by very capable drivers. A driver must have strong nerves to cross the Bangla Pass. It's a constant miserable ride where unpredictable weather makes things worse. Drivers are sometimes unprepared due to dramatic weather changes. Heavy snow and freezing cold are difficult for drivers and passengers.

5. NH66, Maharashtra
NH66 or Mumbai Goa Highway is he one of India's scariest roads. The road connects Mumbai, India's financial capital, with Goa, a destination for sun, sand and surf. The road has many dead ends and no partitions, making driving difficult and dangerous. Head-on collisions and pile-ups are fairly common on this road.

Have you ever been on a road trip that scared you to death? Don't answer unless you've been down some of India's spookiest roads.The vast country is full of diversity and surprises and its The geographical territory has towering mountains, vast plains and deep valleys. There are different landscapes and terrains around every corner. The roads that crisscross this vast and varied region of India are like walking a tightrope. Dire road conditions and dangerous weather contribute to dreadful roads. Even the most skilled and experienced drivers should exercise extreme caution when driving on these roads.