Curiousity Memoirs

By Jude Obuseh High above the breathtaking Amazon rainforest, where the air thins and the landscape is dominated by towering peaks, there's a stretch of highway that's infamous for its sheer danger. This 50-mile perilous path from La Paz to Coroico in Bolivia has earned itself a grim moniker – "The Death Road." The North Yungas Road, as it's officially known, winds through treacherous terrain, perched at over 15,000 feet in the clouds. But what makes this road so menacing isn't just its altitude; it's the harrowing combination of factors that have contributed to its reputation. Imagine navigating a single lane that's a mere 12 feet wide, with no guardrails to prevent a deadly plunge. Add to that the constant threat of rain and fog, which can severely limit visibility, and you have a recipe for disaster. Read Also:   🌑👻   Eerie Tales from the Most Hunted Island on Earth   At one point in its history, the Death Road claimed an astonishing 2...