World's Longest Road: The longest road, 30,000 km long, passes through 14 countries of the world without any U-turn
Pan American Highway: This highway is the longest road in the world. It passes through approximately 14 countries and its length is 30,000 kilometers. The most interesting thing about this highway is that there is not a single U-turn on this highway. It takes an average of 60 days to cross it.
World's Longest Road: Have you ever heard of the world's longest and straightest road? This road is so long that even if someone walks 500 kilometers every day, it can take more than 2 months to cross it completely. The most interesting thing about this road is that it passes directly through 14 countries without any U-turn.
The name of the road is Pan-American Highway. It passes through a total of 14 countries of North and South America, which includes North American countries like Mexico, Guatemala, El Salvador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Panama. Apart from this, this road also passes through South American countries like Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile and Argentina.
30,000 kilometers in length
The length of this road is about 30,000 kilometers and it starts from a place called "Prudhoe Bay" in Alaska. The Pan-American Highway has been recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's longest motor road.
It passes through different types of climate and environment. There are dense forests to dry deserts on the way. This is the reason why this road is not only long but also worth seeing.
This road is not just a route, but is like a network with many options. It is also the biggest means of communication between big countries like America, Canada and Mexico.
Those traveling on it get to see different types of climate and geographical diversity. This road is very popular among tourists and travel lovers.
The journey is completed in 60 days
According to reports, it takes an average of 60 days to complete the entire highway journey, but this time depends on the speed of the vehicle and where the travellers stop. For example, a traveller named Carlos Santamaria completed this entire journey in 117 days.
Since most of this road passes through countries where Spanish is spoken, people traveling on it are advised to learn basic Spanish so that they do not face any problem in communicating.
Construction of the Pan-American Highway began in the early 1920s, with the goal of promoting tourism in the U.S. In 1937, 14 countries agreed to build and maintain the road, and it was finally opened to the public in 1960.
