World’s Most Dangerous Roads | Best Of - Philippines, India, China & Bangladesh | Free Documentary
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- Опубліковано 3 тра 2024
- World’s Most Dangerous Roads: Best Of Asian Countries - Philippines, India, China & Bangladesh
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00:00:00 Philippines' Serpentines (2014)
The Halsema Highway, situated on the island Luzon, leads right through the Philippine jungle with its frequent fog and heavy rainfalls. Every trip on this so-called road is an adventure and highly dangerous. We accompany a bus driver and a taxi driver on their challenging trip across the mountains.
00:42:44 India - Leh-Manali Highway (2010)
It is a road of mountain passes and India’s access to the roof of the world - the Himalayas. This 475-kilometre long route at the northernmost tip of the Indian subcontinent connects the cities of Manali and Leh at the heart of the Ladakh region. The term “highway” applies quite literally, since the route traverses five of the highest drivable mountain passes in the world - among these the Lohtang La at 3,978 metres above sea level, the Lachulung La at 5,059 metres and the Tanglang La at 5,325 metres. Crossing these passes is a challenge for both vehicle and man. The mountain peaks, still snow-capped even in the depths of summer, wide variety of vegetation and the fantastic and craggy landscape turn any journey into a captivating adventure.
01:25:44 China - The Sichuan-Tibet Highway (2014)
The Sichuan Tibet Highway is the road of longing for many. It leads through fascinating landscapes and remote areas up to the Himalayan Mountains. We accompany truck driver Ren Taiping on his trip to the Tibetan capital city of Lhasa, encountering pilgrims, mountain bikers and nomads on this dangerous journey.
02:08:25 Bangladesh - The Nawabpur Road in Dhaka (2010)
In Bangladesh, the land with the highest density of population in the world (and the highest amount of corruption), the daily struggle to survive is fought everywhere, including the streets. Nowhere do people drive as brutally and recklessly as here. In Bangladesh you drive on the road like others drive with a bumper car: if you need space, you simply ram the car driving next to you. The police only came if there are fatalities. The biggest bottleneck in the transport system is the historical old town of Dhaka.
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It’s marathon Deadliest Roads time - a compilation of some of the best episodes in the Free Doc library! Enjoy!
00:00:00 Philippines' Serpentines
The Halsema Highway, situated on the island Luzon, leads right through the Philippine jungle with its frequent fog and heavy rainfalls.
00:42:44 India - Leh-Manali Highway
It is a road of mountain passes and India's access to the roof of the world - the Himalayas. This 475-kilometre long route at the northernmost tip of the Indian subcontinent connects the cities of Manali and Leh at the heart of the Ladakh region.
01:25:44 China - The Sichuan-Tibet Highway
The Sichuan Tibet Highway is the road of longing for many. It leads through fascinating landscapes and remote areas up to the Himalayan Mountains.
02:08:25 Bangladesh - The Nawabpur Road in Dhaka. In Bangladesh, the land with the highest density of population in the world (and the highest amount of corruption), the daily struggle to survive is fought everywhere, including the streets
It's just not the same as a Tony Comitti production and without the regular voice-over guy. I hope this isn't the end of "most dangerous roads" series.
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We need a marathon of Somewhere on Earth episodes too
I think you meant series
The fact that we get free documentaries on UA-cam by Free Documentary is truly a gift. 👏👏👏
Yeah they kinda have to do that, it might make them look stoopid otherwise! JK VERY GOOD docs that make me glad I don't have to do that!
@@seadog915 u dont hav too do wat?
@@davechristian7543 I don't remember! Probably glad I don't have to drive them roads!
Many of these documentaries are actually dramatizations. Watch these with a grain of salt
As if I havnt already watched every single episode multiple times, I quickly clicked on this one to watch more! Love it! Will we be seeing any new Deadliest Roads in some new countries not shown already? These are by far my most favorite series!
Same 🙋♀️
We have a Dangerous Road near where I live....
When you drive on it and get to end
The Cars Been Stripped of its , Bumpers, Doors, Glass,Wheel Trims, Interior and anything else they can sell.........The place is Called 'Edinburger" where they Steal Your Tea Bags and come back asking for the Sugar........Deadly Roads!!!
He is a mechanic, a farmer, businessman man is amazing
Salute to the cameraman , audio man , auditor , show producer and to the rest film crews. I wonder how long does it takes to shoot this documentary. This a very long documentary and lots of time spent with the drivers. Great documentary!
"This road is the epitome of 'thrill-seeker's paradise.' The vertigo-inducing heights and rugged terrain are not for the faint of heart. Your video truly captured the danger and excitement of this epic drive. Kudos for having the courage to experience it!"
World's most dangerous roads is the best episode on this channel 💯
Most dangerous ways to school is great too
Nothing but the truth
@@chuckmiskel6553 so true can't believe children has to go through all these stuff to reach school...hoping to see more reality hits..we must be thankful for the little things we have because a lot of people don't have it...reality check 🤷♀️
@@barbarajames7878 yes we do have it good here compared to most. Those kids also pay for their school where ours is basically free. It's crazy.
@@chuckmiskel6553 so true
I was raised in the cordillera mountains and always enjoyed hitching a ride off the roof as a kid.
And as a motorsport fan, these dangerous mountain roads would make for some EPIC WRC stages!
I have so much respect for all of the brave & hard working people. I wish their lives were easier tho💕💕💕🇺🇸🇺🇸
i wish that for all people who really struggle yet do it with such nobility, without complaints and yes, joy.
Whang Od before the Vogue. Amazing Lola. This is life in the Philippines 🇵🇭.
The Filipinos have such a great attitude.
Interesting and informative. Excellent photography job enabling viewers to better understand what the orator was describing. Professional class A research project!!! Special thanks to the veteran drivers/passengers. Sharing personal information/driving 🚗 travel experiences. Making this documentary more authentic and possible. Those narrow dirt packed roads with hair pin turns. Can be challenging for the best of veteran drivers. Adventurous motor cycle trip for those riders.
Apo Whang Od, the tattoo artist from Kalinga Philippines just went viral recently when she was featured on the cover of Vogue Philippines as the oldest person at 106 years old to grace the cover of said magazine. News was picked up by other international news outlets.
Sorry to burst your bubble dude! No one in her village think she is 106, Wang-Od classmate is only 96 years old and Wang-Od only estimating her age, no legit proof! BTW, Wang-Od daughter is the one that give that 96 years old her tattoo😀
@@rudetoy8264 Does not matter to me. Right or wrong. She's still VERY old and STILL MOBILE and NOT bedridden.
Cant demand more from your videos. Its really a blessing to watch your videos and even better when i read comments says that some were old videos and now the road condition is much better with roads are already tarmac and more safer. Your videos opening our eyes to see other region
I admire how the men and women help others when they need help. On the road. food etc.
Driving mountains on such narrow roads is ❤🎉really very dangrous
Absolutly loved this! Best documentary i have seen!😁
Dubbed the Phillipine roads the serpentines and reminded me of "nyoka nyoka" road here in Kenya🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪; to mean a serpentine.
Thank you for giving us this untold world experience all the time!
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I surely love watching this show, I watch it over and over. Some ingenious creations with nothing. No parts to replace anything broken. Living in poverty sure sucks. I just wish with a flick of my finger. Everything are equal.
I really do enjoy the episodes, always checking for new episodes, but still enjoying the old ones, much love ❤️ from Zambia
I applaud you for explaining this procedure. I’m moving to Cagayan in a year and you have explained this mystery. Thank you😃
All of the countries are really beautiful. The scenery is stunning. Many of us are spoiled with riches and luxuries. But most of these folks, work very hard, just to barely get by. They are some hard working tough people.
Wow, this is a masterpiece. The scenes looking down the roads with the sun in your eyes is my favorite. Great work!
Thank you for featuring our country The Philippines. It will add to attention from our government who is responsible for road construction. For safety and ease of travel.
Governments don't care buddy. The only way they will construct a road is if there's profits to be made.
Back to watch these all over again, still great viewing. Incredibly good episodes, all of them. I want this narrator to follow me around and describe the world just like he does here. Every new situation or entrance would begin with a short prolog, and whenever I open my mouth, no matter what I say or how I say it, he should repeat it just like he does here, maybe refining my words a bit or replacing my more colorful vernacular with something more familiar to whomever I am speaking to, or occasionally a mistranslated word that makes no sense whatsoever, and always of course using his signature lyrical cadence with just a hint of good humor. My life would be so much more fun and the people with whom I interact would be far more agreeable. It may not seem like it, but really it's a compliment. I need this, I do, I so do.
So many gorgeous views. Like a mix of my childhood terrain in the southern states.
So beautiful and very good
It's just not the same as a Tony Comitti production and without the regular voice-over guy. I hope this isn't the end of "most dangerous roads" series.
Finally someone said it! I thought the same too, crossing my fingers it isn't!
وعلى أطفالها و رجالها للأبد وعلى أمسالها للأبد عابر مدنهم
@@christineassisty put the crack pipe down brother
You could have appreciated the narrator first.He is equally good and captivating
This episode is from 2010. Your acting like it just came out
Ladakh is breathtakingly beautiful 😍.
Muchas gracias por compartir estas situaciones extremas !!👍🏻
Watching these documentaries about challenging and perilous roads across different parts of the world is a rollercoaster of emotions. From the treacherous Halsema Highway in the Philippine jungle to the breathtaking Leh-Manali Highway in India and the remote Sichuan-Tibet Highway, these journeys remind us of the incredible diversity of our planet's landscapes. The chaotic but determined drivers on the Nawabpur Road in Dhaka, Bangladesh, demonstrate the resilience of the human spirit. Thank you for taking us on these thrilling adventures and showcasing the beauty and challenges of these roads.
Have you ever driven down MLK boulevard at 2 am tho? 😮😮😮😂😂😂
😭 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭 @@Snarf_Le_Wombat
Oh my goodness... 27:30 was that road once LEVEL with the fields on either side?! If so, that's crazy!
Salute to the cameraman , audio man , auditor , show producer and to the rest film crews. I wonder how long does it takes to shoot this documentary
Me encantó...Que precioso...Me imaginé en esos lugares... Gracias.
Fire & EMS is quite impressive for the third world remote location....good quality of care....if they can get to you, and get you to a surgeon in time.
Omg 😮....mercy for those people 🫣🫣🫣‼️
Fantastic shows....well done.
It is 2024 and Halsema Highway has improved a lot since 2014 😊
Another awesome trip food looked epic
I been watching these videos for the past 2 months they're awesome
Me from the Philippines and lives somewhere in mountain province be like:
Hmmmmmm..... Insanely accurate 😃, I love looking down the highway while going that route....btw those buses,, they my fav, it's ✨GL Trans✨
That old guy who was fixing the bus IS MY COUSIN 😃😀(I think I'm the only one in my family who's not scared of the Halsema highway)
Really he has mind
I love the background music when switched on india
Me too, we need to find out whick sound is that....
Flute, Sitar and Santoor
Then violin & Tabla
@@acje8164 Yes but , which soundtrack, give me the link ? Thanks
Brilliant documentary. Thanks for the ride.
Los disfrute los 4 documentales ,tenian mucho tiempo que ustedes no subían nada nuevo , gracias
Hndi pa ako nakarating jan. Ganda jan
Thanks for documentary !
Un vídeo que muestra hermosos paisajes, los choferes son valientes por conducir en esas carreteras
This is the ultimate deadliest roads I've seen ever in my life thank you so much I really appreciate it ❤️❤️❤️
Bom dia muito bom seu trabalho como Professora esse conteúdo me trás muitas informações obrigada por compartilhar
Love the throw back
El narrador es excelente
Me encanta todo su contenido como siempre ❤
Some seriously talented drivers...
This is amazing history 👏
We need more of this.if it’s possible we need a new episode every week.
Please make new ones!!!!.......I love these.............
Thank you so much for reaching out and helping me find my way to the truth🙏
Amassing story GOD BLESS🙏
The best country and the friendly people at the same time a cleanest people
A very good movie! Thank you!
Interesante apenas empezamos aver estos documentales...❤
Roosters looked awesome glad u went . People are nice there it appears
La mejor marca de transporte para manejar en carreteras agrestes! Es lo máximo!
Felt so sorry for the man who lost his father because of the truck
Me too😢
Me too
Genial es una obra maestra, ver todas esas captura por la camara y hacerlo video, genial poder ver lo que el mundo tiene, personas grandes como tú, podemos ver. Sigue asi
Danny the champion of the world! 🎉🎉🎉❤
Manali Leh highway is now much improved. However danger still remains. Falling rocks, rains, snow can leave one stranded for hours of not days. Sometimes whole road section gets washed off
Thanks for the View from the Other Side of the Economic Turmoil..
I just loved Philippines country growing fast
This doc isn't about the roads but the cultures, lands and peoples the roads pass through.
Mis felicitaciones para la producción.hermosos pisajes .saludos desde mendozaa argentina 🇦🇷
Grat series. Of this section mu favourite was the final part in Dhakar. Reminded me of my visit to India. Crazy roads, hard working people.
00:00:00 I've been here many times and its very spectacular mountainous views!
Fantastik and the great story telling the journey
Excelent, very interesting,another way of seeing the reality of different parts of the world.
Jorge Antonio Arroyo Pérez.
what an eye opening film
I will ride with Dennis on his bus any dam day, complete mastery of the vehicle and road. A real boss.
best episodes.
after watching this, I cant thank enough the Government of Rwanda for having good roads and organized traffic
Thanks For Sharing, Wild & Crazy > Toronto, Canada
I am addicted to these and am learning so much. This is so amazing, thank k you so much for the excellent work!
Is also only road to get to Manali where Manali hash is grown in Himalayan mountains. Supposed best Indian hash in the world.
Hard life and so nice people in the Philippines!
Hard life is everywhere. In the West people work like donkeys6 to pay for borrowing for everything like phone, car, house, furniture, travel/vacation & credit card. Many are on anti depressants and anti anxiety drugs because of lacking debt free life. Many commit suicide. I bet you take those meds. Real life is what the people in the document are living, not borrowed time money. It all starts with student loans & the rest is sad. What a pity & real hard life. Viva Great Mother Africa.
how i wish to have that magical experience
Could you imagine bicycling up this crazy mountain ???? holy hell !!!!
thanks for the compilation nice being able to watch hours of your guys's best work
We are very excited and really like your creative ideas, made it enjoyable to watch and keep watching, hope you continue this great idea forever.
It is similar in Sangihe Island - Nusa Utara, Indonesia. The road is very narrow and climbing as well. You should visit the island to see the condition of the road.
Wow the 90 something tattoo artist is amazing! What a life she must have lived.
i bet she has lived a hard life 90 and still got to tattoo to be able just to get by for food ect hats off to the old lady
She was 106 years old now. That video was taken 10yrs ago. All roads are pave now in that area
Absolut a great job. Well done Thanks
Beautiful philippines,
Yea the potholes up the block suddenly ain't that bad
Increíble
Ramesh is a HANDSOME Dude💯🇮🇳🇮🇳
Breath taking episode!!!
Alhamdulila aku hidup di Indonesia.
Untuk mu yang lagi berjuang, jangan menyerah.
My best documentary
Dangerous road i enjoy watching this and the beautiful view of the mountains and a local scenery
Excelente documental
yes
Thanks!