1. Dalton Highway, Alaska
This 666-kilometer-long highway connects three villages and is the most remote snow-covered highway on planet Earth.
2. Atlantic Ocean Road, Norway
Norway's glaciated mountains combined with the beautiful Atlantic Ocean Road make it a stunning yet terrifying tourist attraction.
3. Guoliang Tunnel, China
This tunnel was initially built by local residents to provide the fastest route into the city. The huge number of people passing through this road prompted the government to widen the road to accommodate large two-way vehicles. However, the ravine nearby still offers a stunning yet terrifying sight.
4. Zozilia, India
The "public roads" that residents of Kashmir and Ladakh in India usually use to operate fulfill their daily needs.
5. Eshima Ohashi Bridge, Japan
The structure of this bridge almost always seems impossible to climb when viewed from afar. However, it is commonly used as a public road connecting Matsue and Sakaiminato.
6. Tianmen Mountain Road, China
Fans of films like Tokyo Drift and The Fast and the Furious might imagine a car drifting at a leisurely pace on a road like this. Of course, this road isn't for the faint-hearted, with its very sharp turns.
7. Transfagarasan, Romania
This relaxing yet terrifying road takes us through the foothills of the Carpathian Mountains. The views are beautiful, but you have to be careful, as the road must be called "Dare-Devil."
8. Kardhung La, India
While we usually hike to the mountains because the steep terrain is so dangerous to drive, for Indians this is a huge shock. The Guinness Book of World Records even dubbed the road the "worst highest road."