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- World’s Most Dangerous Roads | India - Leh-Manali Highway (2010)
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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.
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The World's Most Dangerous Roads: India - Leh-Manali Highway
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It's a road of mountain passes - India's roof of the world - the Himalayas. The 475 km 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 3978 meters above sea level (13,000 ft), the Lachulung La at 5,059 meters (16,598 ft) and the Tanglang L at 5,325 meters (17,470 ft)
Crossing these passes is a challenge for both man and machine. The mountain peaks, snow-capped all year round, the wide wild variety of vegetation covering a savage and fantastic landscape, making this a breathtaking journey..in more ways than one. Pun intended. We're traveling at some pretty high altitudes here.
Enjoy the ride!
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🔥🙏🏻😀 My Brother Go On This Route He Is A Truck Driver...!! Jai Shankar 🔥🙏🏻
Yeah...u people heard my voice..thank you for this second documentry about India
Wtf ads; every 2 min ?
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Always happy to see himalaya 😁
I've been a truck driver for 18 years now in San Diego, California. but this guy's take the trophy my respect for them!!⛟⛟⛟
Nicely said. Thanks for stopping by with such a neat comment. Stay safe.
@@FreeDocumentary when was the video produced?? Because it look old now there is a tunnel to go to leh. And have all weather road.
@@tanbarua242 2010. It is in the description
In India drivers go through a lot
And he is a sikh
Iam a truck driver from Toronto Canada Ontario I give a lot of respect to all the drivers in India wow be safe every driver there
Thanks Alexi be safe bro and welcome to India 🇮🇳
@@VivekThakur-hq3uz7ллд ьбривввсчтжю 9
I wanna join u.
Thank you brother love from india 🇮🇳. @alexi mercedez
Do you teach me drive? Driving is my hobby.
My heart broke when Jaswer Singh said his father died of a heart attack while weeping. I wish him good health and wealth. Life is harsh. Stay strong my brother
So sad
It's very heart touching ..
When he was crying
♥️
khrashan
Very heartbreaking. I even cried.
The roadside tea stall lady giving food for free to the needy...her life is already tough yet she helps out others! Hats off to her true Indian spirit. And Narendra is a rock star!
Guys, the video was shot in 2010. The road infrastructure has improved a lot in the last 11 years. But still, the terrain is tough. Salute to these truck warriors who are our country's life lines.
Bhai sach mai 2010 ka hai kaha likha hai
@@berojgarbanda3499 check the description..its written 2010.
Yes, the roads are much better now....
Because I m also from Himachal Pradesh
it was from 2009, the road was not that bad even at that time.
@@imvickey-007 I went down that road in 2001. I remember it not all that different then they show hear. To be honest the thought of it still being wild and barely tamed like I remember it, brings me a smile. However for the people that really need and depend on that road. I imagine them having a better road is more important than my personal enjoyment of the idea it is just as I left it 20 years ago.🤗
"The road is like your wife , impossible to understand. You never know what's going to happen next." Truth spoken🤣🤣
respect to that man for standing for truth
HHahaahahahahahahahahah this is how many people relate much
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Hahahaha,, ,it is much true like wives that people can't really understand them
Yes, indeed!
I bet he won’t say that to her face lol
I went to this highway last year (November 2021) It's gorgeous now. Moreover, the Atal tunnel has now finished, which is literally a nine kilometer long tunnel through a mountain that cuts the trip time in half! You don't need to go to Rohtang Pass anymore. The infrastructure has improved so much, that it almost felt like I was in a video game when I went through such good roads in the middle of mountains at an altitude of more than 5000+ meters!
I hope i visit it sometime soon..thanks for informing..💓
Oh yes. The Border Road Organization (BRO) had done a very good job at Atal Tunnel. Very lovely..
It's shocking to see how fast infrastructure has developed in the region. Just drove to Leh last month from Delhi, the roads were smooth as butter and extremely well maintained. Also, Atal Tunnel is mind numbingly long.
thats becuse of modi and gatkari
I am literally in Manali right now. Travelled here from Leh yesterday. Roads are pathetic. Car got stuck like twice. There are patches of 30-40 kms where there is no road at all, just pointed stones. It was like an adventure. But never go there if youre not skilled and dont travel at night.
@@Abhinav-dm4gc Not sure how Modi is the cause of building the approach roads from 2002 to 2010 and digging the tunnel from 2010 to 2017 when he only became PM in 2014. I'd be a little concerned actually that it took almost four years, under Modi, to get from the tunnel digging being complete to it being open for traffic. While the rest of the timeline isn't all that out of the ordinary by global standards, it's worth pointing out that even the far bigger Channel Tunnel only took 2 1/2 years from breakthrough to opening. Props to the BRO though for having the vision to pursue this in the first place.
Bahut pahle ka video bana lagta h
This video was shot in 2009, that is me and my friend Gaurav talking about our truck that went off road at 34 Min, it was August 12th 2009. The army helped us in pulling the Truck Out. The best part was we fixed the shocks (Kamaniya) and drove it back home from Zingzing bar.
Always tried to search for this video, found it after 12 years. The Guys told us it will be on TV someday.
fraud, ur not the real one
Shut up you r fake
@@windynate1826 LOL, dont wrry i am not looking for your acknowledgement. I am sure you must have seen a lot of fakes ones that shaped your behavior to think every one lying on internet. Some times things don't look the way you think they are :)
@@berojgarbanda3499 Bhai... I am not trying to prove anything :). its ok if you think I am fake but bro why you asking me to shut up without any proof that it is not me.
What a downfall brother! You were a truck owner in 2009 doing cool truck things and what are you now? A DUMB GAMER?!
I love India's TATA trucks. I visited India when I was a kid and loved watching the trucks go by on the highway. Good memories.
Yeah i love only truk of india nothing other
I doubt any American truck would last the journey.
TATA trucks are badass bro. Like a Tank
@@chadd498 Tata cars are the same tough in their segment 👍
@@robgrune3284 they would , they have powerfull engines not like these trucks ,but these tata trucks are made for this terrain.
Travelled that road, by minibus, around ten years ago. 19 hours of back-breaking juddering and vibration. Multiple breakdowns, while deathly cold with no sleep. Yet, one of the best days of my life. Loved it, and will always remember it with heart.
Don't worry
Now this is best road at this height
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Even world longest tunnel above 13000 ft height Atal tunnel is also constructed
Which
Will avoid to go through Rohtang pass
This documentary is very old , now a days Cell phone is everywhere and roads are very good.
as a truck driver in the usa I have nothing but respect for the driver's that take on these roads. be safe drivers!
Narendra is a Sikh man, his fellow trucker a Hindu. They both pray in a Buddhist temple filled with almost all gods of worshipped in India. This video was taken in the 2000s. Its mindboggling how much have changed since last two decades and how much still remains the same over thousands of years.God i love this country !!
@@kartikgupta5885 Congress killed without discrimination, BJP supports those who does it with religious discrimination. It depends upon ones perspective.
@@kartikgupta5885 Illiterate spotted.
@@kartikgupta5885 BJP is the only part that is paying attention towards development.
@@kartikgupta5885 bjp wants to save india from fools like you
Yahi secularism Chahiye , not s I c kularism 🤣🤣🤣
I am from north east India, Meghalaya,we don't have any rail connectivity and depend on road transport for essential items,like these truckers...salute to them
dimapur kohima railway line is under construction
@Mayur Kanth seriously bro , you gonna blame everything on congress!!! facepalm*
Now, the Northeast is getting railway connectivity. Six of the eight north-eastern states' capital cities will come on the Indian railway map by March 2023.
Rail connectivity to Meghalaya should have been finished since 2012.The locals don't want a rail line.Who is to blame ????
@Mayur Kanth the Government did try to introduce railway in Meghalaya but the locals don't want it..who is to blame govt or the locals?
Skilled drivers love from the Philippines God bless your people and your land. Do not let china take kashmir.
@Gaurav Thakur 8025 he meant leh-laddakh I think
If China came here our soldiers drop them from 17000 ft to hell
China...man 🖕🏿 they never came this side tho...
The world must unite against China 👹👿😈
Free Tibet, turkestan and Hong Kong
How i wish to travel this route someday,.
I even wanted to live in India, i really admire Indian people ,. They're good friends and kindhearted people. 👍👍👍
agree
sorry but these roads are not used anymore. that video is around 13 years old and now that place is connected to a great highway having lots of tunnels.
@@abhinaysingh8306Surely there must be an option to travel them, or are they closed permanently for all?
@@asadfarraj I think it's closed permanently due to safety reasons.
Roads will open in june. You can travel. I am going there as well in june
Very well made video! India is an extremely beautiful country, especially the Himalyas and mountainous regions.
Regards from South Africa.
I am from Himalayas
@@parveshbisht4955 i m from greater himalyas kinnour himachal pradesh
@@jatinthakur2051 I am from chamoli Uttarakhand
@Nordic Tyr haha
northeast, South too..
I love my India... with best wishes from Tibetan in India Jai Hind 🙏🙏🙏.
Best wishes right back
Ok but get better roads..!! Needs a political reform
@@Sedonapass it’s not about development. There are water crosses and avalanches which damage the roads. At 16000+ feet it’s hard to maintain the roads. I have been riding to Ladakh almost every year and roads are much better now
@@Sedonapass To a person sitting in far away land, it may look like these roads are neglected. But that is not true. The treacherous weather conditions and rough terrain make it hard to maintain these roads.
@@Sedonapass this video is old
Jaswer Singh talking about his father hit me hard made me cry too! how easy we have it here and most of us still complain! Jaswer Singh you are an amazing wonderful man! Cheers From Salt Lake City!
India | A world within a World 🔥❤️
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My man, Narendra, is a master of philosophy. A few of his gems - "The road is like your wife , impossible to understand.". "When the truck is loaded I want to unload it, when it is unloaded I want to load it. It is the life of a truck-driver.
The world would never get to see this great philosopher realising it's true potential. 😭
@@sidsingh24 Great philosophers are always hidden from the madness of this world lol
This is soooo funny hahaha. I love how he describes his relationship with the road as a marriage
Very true😂😂😂😂
He would probably understand his wife more if he spent more time with family and less time working.
But thats a luxury he cant afford, can he? so he makes the best of it
Dark humor.
That man cried because of his father died and no more money... my heart ache i wanted to cry too..... life is so unfair. I wish all the best in his life.
Thank you so much for this one of the best documentary. We can see whats happening around the world that we cannot imagine .. really2x appreciated it ,.
I'm from South India and once I went to Himachal Pradesh and that was the best experience I had ever had. The scenery was soo beautiful lush green forest covered with blue transparent water, waterfalls here and there, cold weather with striking sun, majority of the time covered with clouds which makes it even more amazing.
Recently I went to Ooty in Southern India And believe it or not that place always has cloudy weather and the background looks almost like a scene from Harry Potter. That's the place where I realized hill stations are far better than beaches.
It broke my heart when that guy cried remembering his Dad who died when their truck broke down. Human beings we are connected by one thread sufferings. May God remember you in a special way.
Indian workers and drivers are more happy and jovial, than say a robotic Chinese worker.
Everything just rolls of there back, nothing flusters them.
Kudos to the Indian truck drivers🙏🏽
Respect to BRO, Border Roads Organisation who work incredibly hard to keep the roads open.
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Absolutely BRO....Jai Hind
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salute to armed forces also
Hats off for this crew that works tirelessly to brings us documentary about the world from the comfort of our houses, much love from kenya
Ive ridden this road three times on an enfield...Im a truck and bus driver in the uk...terrific documentary..the patience and friendliness of these guys is enormously humbling.....My bike broke down with a broken carb on one trip from Leh down..just down from Rohtang la...i put it in the back of a tata and got a lift back to manali......they wouldnt take 1 rupee.....
India repairs anything amazing people.... need more like them.
Mold parts themselves... repair blocks pistons have blasted through.... nothing is above repair.
It's remove and replace in the USA we repair very little mostly replace with new....
True! I took a cell phone to India which couldn’t be repaired in the US, and got it repaired to nearly new phone for less than than $15 !
I am so grateful to all our truck drivers due to their hard work we can have food on our plates as well as our other necessities.
Thanks for covering these treacherous journey, hats off to you guys...
Jai hind....
It broke my heart when sarder ji was emotional for his father.
Also watching from Namibia 🇳🇦👏🔥
This is 10 year old video
I am from North India and its absolutely brilliant documentary. Simply truthful no fuss no drama. Thank you guys for hard work
Hello from Texas, USA. I LOVE this part of the world--and hope I can visit someday! I would like to see all of India, but the Himalayas are my favorite area---very close to my heart ♥
seems very old...no need to go to rohtang now....even the roads have been in much better condition in last 3-4 yrs
@Scumfuck McDoucheface no that is your personal perception of Texas peoples... how racist of you to speak like this your own countrymen. We don’t talk this in India.
@@margietucker1719 You r most welcome to be here!
@Scumfuck McDoucheface true man , appreciate what you know about India.
Hard work man. Respect to India from 🇨🇦✌️
I have travelled this road. As a tourist from the uk when I was 19. Something I will never forget. To see it again has bought it all back. Wow what a time. And that was in 1990!
The duality is pretty crazy, on one side you have the guy breaking down crying because he lost his father and he is trapped in debt on the other side is the group of guys from Mumbai who are doing it as a vacation
Yep the same the world over. But the bikers might be considered poor in some other regions. Just be happy with what you have.
@SANSKAR GUPTA gs0801cs181071 I have been to India twice, I love it an amazing place full of life and enthusiastic people. Let people get on with their lives and find solutions, instead of impossing restictions.
@SANSKAR GUPTA gs0801cs181071 that's your reason for not improving people's lifestyle 😂
@Andy Bush hope you visit a third time and have an exciting stay, love from India.
@ben yosep You do have a point
@@rounak5185 I will when the situation settles down.
The guy with the cloth around his head is something. He can be a writer one day, fascinating words by him
Out there on those lonely roads, there's a lot of time for the mind to be creative and think - undistracted by the ills that the internet brings with it.
This was filmed in the late 2000's, so times have changed a lot since then, but I imagine there's still similarities.
We stuck in Baralacha Pass for 5 Days in June 2019 due to excess snow and broken truck. Now Border Road Organization (BRO) have done excellent work as roads are now very smooth. This must be shot earlier as now a days roads are much better in the region.
It's an journey which teaches you the power of nature and show us that humans are nothing in front of nature earth. My salute to all bravehearts
These Documentary makers are the real heroes, I mean all the effort behind travelling, filming, editing and in the end giving it away for free. Thank you
Salute to him 🙏🙏🙏
This is our Indian culture whenever you're in trouble someone is ready to help you .......I Love MY INDIA
Except if you need somewhere to go to the bathroom.
@@JuliusCaesar888 living the stereotype dream I see
Ho yes but you are not mention the thiefs how dangerous it's your country well that's the driver says.
@@thonywest7201 in every country too
@@JuliusCaesar888 who re mary who claims to be a virgin is used for that
Salute to BRO (Border Roads Organization) for keep the roads functional. The mountains are beautiful but at the same time so dynamic and treacherous. You guys rock. ✌️
Thank you free documentaries. 🙏
Caught a bus from leh to manali in1991 and it took 2 days. Hardly saw any traffic back then. The scenery was something i will never forget. People were laughing at me at the highest pass stop cause i was wearing t-shirt shorts and thongs. Back then i was a young crazy aussie
I am sure you are still "crazy" but not young anymore 😊😊. Just kidding take care and welcome to India again to see its varied sceneries, landscapes and immerse in the beautiful culture. Be safe
It was a cultural overload for the 2 months i spent there. I plan on going back with my wife in the near future
hahahahahahahaha....good one..
@@peteb4148 Welcome🙏
Thank you Narendra for connecting India even on facing deadliest wheather and harsh road conditions.🙏🙏🙏 God bless you in each of your trips and keep you safe.
*Lots of love to Free Documentary from INDIA* ❤
We send lots lot love back. You are from a magnificent and magical place. 🙏
@@FreeDocumentary thank you 🙏
@@FreeDocumentary no. I m from india ,it has worst government in the world.
I am a Trucker from Canada ..I do Toronto to California round trip in 8 days Covering more then 8000km @Two and half trip a month... But salute to these Truckers Who Drive That These altitudes and Bad Roads 🙏
Best part for driving in you country is it is having almost the same elevation levels, where as in India you start from 200 feet above sea level to up as high as 18000 feet. And building and maintaining roads at such high altitudes is a daunting task.
Our truckers in India are amongs the most talented and hard working. We have very high regards for them and the Border Road Organisation for keeping these roads functional for max part of year, when its not snowing.
I am also truck driber ... on Mandi Reckongpio route ... bery bery danger road but I work for roti and pehe
And in f*ckall trucks too...they are mostly wooden
You are also doing a tough job. Kudos to you too!
Your brothers from Brampton
I travelled on these roads all the time, back in the 1980s, driving a Leyland Tusker.
Now, decades later, as a trucker in USA, I watch these videos and marvel at myself for enduring these highways when I was in my 20s, no cell phone or satellite phones and primitive conditions.
As for bikers from Bombay and other big cities, many realize, to their regret, that the Leh highway is not the typical mountain road to a favorite resort town in the hills ..................
" Hill Stations " as such tourist towns are called in India .
I like how the truck drivers value their religion.
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Kenyan fans are many, me being one of them. Kudos for the great job you are doing, i never miss to watch any documentary you upload to this channel, they are wonderfull and they give us pictures of how the world in different areas look like. I personally appreciate your work
I'm from India Im respect and support 𝙁𝙧𝙚𝙚 𝘿𝙤𝙘𝙪𝙢𝙚𝙣𝙩𝙖𝙧𝙮 𝙔𝙤𝙪𝙏𝙪𝙗𝙚 𝘾𝙝𝙖𝙣𝙣𝙚𝙡
Thank you 🙏
No you aren't.
Yes u r respect n support n I am honour 🤭
Watched this amazing documentary from Australia. I am originally from Southern India; but been living overseas for the past two decades.. India is an incredible country as I have covered most of the South. The top most part I ever visited in India is New Delhi.. As time and situation permits I really wanted to explore the North.
Thank you very much for the wonderfully created documentary... Liked and subscribed.
Dialogues on one end but shamelessly enjoying life in christian country.. why dont u all live in india a develop india together?
@@Joseph-11 here we go again... bringing relegions and stuff...typical stuff👏🏻
Except for the dead bodies floating along the Ganges…🤮
@@travelwithtony5767 its normal b******s like you hate and spread hate about motherland once you reach a Christian country.
@@travelwithtony5767 oombathe poda myre
19:18 brother don't cry ❤️ dad always with you , I see ur feeling in eyes ..
Now the roads are very good.
This video was shot on 2010. Now a days (2021) Manali to Leh is having good roads with the same scenic beauty.
I am from Himachal pradesh india and seeing this video.. It is so proud to feel seeing our trucks and also HRTC buses going on the same road... ❤
No you aren't.
I am a Filipino and am retired in the Philippines. I enjoy this travel episodes. I have been to Tibet, China. Nepal, Pakistan and India. I love these countries.
I can’t believe how little these truckers get paid for literally risking death w/ every haul they take.. & on top of that I’ve read that this profession is looked down upon in India😳 Your economy would grind to a halt w/out these guys putting their lives on the line, have some respect!!
Nahh nahh no
These truck drivers get harrased by police because sometimes the owner tell the driver to overload the truck. Then these drivers have to deal with police because of their masters. Also many public who drives don't like them because of their speed and size(roads are narrow).
@@alokbaluni8760 just seems like these drivers take all the risk(s) for none of the reward.
because there are too many driver than the job available. and probably also, the profits are not extraordinary.
Their life would be so much better if police and RTOs stop harrasing them for money.
Breathtaking scenery. What a drive! Thanks for another great episode-from Canada 🇨🇦
Love watching these documentary . These are so addictive . Thanks to free documentary for uploading them .
It’s our pleasure and our mission. Thank you!
@@FreeDocumentary do you have any docs on vaccines and their effect on the human BRAIN
I've driven from Leh to Manali in a tiny 624 cc engine Tata Nano car. This was in June 2012 when I was 63 years old. It was quite an adventure. I also ascended the 18380 ft Khardung La, arguably the highest motorable pass in the world.
Newspaper reports can be read online. Just key in the words Thomas Chacko Nano
Thomas Chacko, Cochin, India
How did you breathe?
Lol you drove in a nano that used the cheapest car in the world and quite literally a tin box but looked cool
Best Truck in the world is TATA
In india during our childhood we don't recognize TATA as a company but as a TRUCK and we're still used to it we call Trucks TATA 💪 and not Trucks
Tata are unreliable dude , they use Cummings engine which is American sorry to break your nationalist bubble
You know their hard core roadies when their vehicles even have character & personality
check out pakistani truck channel....
Come to India
19:18 In India, this profession is looked down upon whereas if we remove truckers from the economy system we'll run into financial crisis. The Drivers who are hired are paid just meagre wage. They literally take so much of risk to transport goods. Their whole life depends on it. We Indians really need to understand, until or unless we raise the status of the people involved in blue collar jobs we will not be able to compete in terms of economy with countries such as U.S., China etc. The Sikh driver in the video with tears really shook me.
Really bro.
Hello. I'm from Iran, and here truck drivers and mechanics are being looked down to for many decades. It wold be good if truckers go on strike for 2 weeks all over the world, and you will see doctors, lawyers, mayors, businessmen begging for the to return to work
@@behroozkhaleghirad Well this is quite difficult brother. As I said their whole life depends on it and they won't afford two weeks of joblessness. What we really can do is elect the people who really have raw experiences as in choosing your transport minister as someone who really has experience in logistics. Similarly in other departments like education, tourism, finance etc. In third world countries corruption is deeply rooted into the system and the system is "us". We need to change our ways and we need to teach our next generation to respect the people involved in blue collar jobs and maybe elect someone from it.
@@madroxx7468 she is mam😂😂😂😂
Absolutely Right bro..... I was truck driver in India for the first 6 years after completing my engineering. I had a passion for trucking right from high school. Once in school the teacher asked us about our ambition and I said truck driver. Everyone in the class laughed at me....
The persons behind the camera should appreciated. What a work, the scene's from different ankles makes us we on the truk. Thankyou
Salute to you brother indian truck drivers, love from jakarta trucker comunity
After driving delivery trucks in remote Idaho on some unpaved roads, I have newfound respect for other men and women in different countries that face far more difficult situations than I do while driving. As always I love this channel and the producers of these incredible programs. Thanks!
I’m from Idaho. Some of those remote unsaved mountain roads, while beautiful aren’t to be trifled with.
19:19 was just heartbreaking.. I genuinely feel bad for the guy. I pray and wish he's doing well now.
Me too, I pray for him.
This is 10 years old documentary he would be good now
I'm also a driver & I respect my job
Great documentary 🙏🏻🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
this is a way old footage of this manali leh highway, showing the old conditions. But now, these roads are converted into highways on major part and also, a new route has been opened for Leh, via Atul Tunnel,
Bhkkkk
@@ayushnair3587 bhkkkk
Ice Road Truckers : We declare ourselves as the best truckers in the world.
Ice road truckers in India : Kcuf!!
U will fail indian roads
I'm also a trucker.Nd 5 year Ago continue going Ambala to Leh. SUPPY OF Indian army Fuel.....indian oil Trucks ......
My uncle was truck driver at Brazil 1950, 1960, etc. and Me do like this video. Perfect.
This video is definitely very old.. because the situation has changed completely in the last 10 years. Now Reliance Jio's network everywhere. There are paved and wide roads, Now India is under Narendra Modi ji's government and has changed. Now Leh is a part of Ladakh, which is a Union Territory: Now lakhs of people from all over the country and abroad come to visit here every year. ❤ India
I went to Leh Ladakh on my Enfield. It’s way much adventurous and risky, but every single drop of sweat is worth it- thanks to the Himalayan food and beauty. Thanks to upload the documentary.
@Scumfuck McDoucheface yeah. It’s just a bike.
@@vvs9263 Royal Enfield is a much beloved motorbike brand made in India.
Notice i didn't say, "it is an Indian motorcycle"...I can't word it that way because "Indian Motocycle Manufacturing Company " is yet another brand.( quixotically, a brand made in America)
To the film crew that make this awesome documentaries, thankyou!!
The crew, the production companies involved, the locals, the editors and post production and distribution people - it’s all team work were very proud of. And thank you!
The crew, the production companies involved, the locals, the editors and post production and distribution people - it’s all team work were very proud of. And thank you!
@@FreeDocumentary Please visit now.. Roads have improved now in 2021 with Atal tunnel.. They have improved.. In 2010 there were poor due to congress government.. Now the BJP governement has made good roads.
Enjoyed every bit of this documentary. These drivers drive not just trucks but economy of the country. Respect!
Look forward to going around the world every night from my comfy chair and to realize how grateful I am and nothing to complain about.
All the drivers and people encountered on this series arkund the world are caring, hard working, positive people
Have always wanted to visit 🇳🇵
Shows true spirit of India , himalayan terrain❤️🔥
Haan banna sahi kaha ...tum bhi to kiye ho K2K Harley pe
Thanks for showing Our Payara (Lovely) India
🇮🇳🇮🇳❤️❤️
It was and is always the entire team’s great honor and pleasure bringing you these docs from these wonderful places.
Pyaara hota hai bhai..na kii payara
I will never forget my experience here. I hitched a lorry along the way. It couldnt make the whole trip in a day. In the end, the driver decided to stop and rest for the night. I checked my phone, we were 4000m above sea level. I had having headache from high altitude sickness which went away after a while. That night, i looked out, the sky was clear, it was filled with stars and it was super cold. Just me and other drivers with the presence of nature around us.
IMPRESIONANTE. Verdaderamente impactante esta travesía. Los caminos en estos países hermanos son aleccionadores y hermosos. Y los protagonistas, son verdaderos héroes. Mi admiración y respeto por todos ellos. Y los fotógrafos, unos artistas. Desde México, un abrazo con cariño.
These truck drivers are life lines of Indian logistics ... There is a saying among truck drivers in India " Karle Driveri iss janam... Neend milegi agle Janam".... Translated in English" Do Driving in this lifetime... you will get sleep in next lifetime."
That trucker crying touched me to the heart, May god bless him and his family!
Respect to Indian army 🇮🇳💪
Brilliant documentry, the life of these hardworking truckers is well covered. Appreciate the team and this channel for this show!!
felt sad for that trucker who lost his father :(
Yes very very sad
Had to pause too for a moment
Even sadder for the bus boys hope india ain't like Pakistan
I remember the time when I was a little kid, I was in the back seat while my dad was driving me around in his Camry to see the Airport in Sydney when we used to always visit it cos i always wanted to go for a trip there, then all of a sudden a yellow kombi van hits us from the left rear side and took off, that was one of the most scariest moments I've ever and i feared for me and fathers life if he's okay or not from the van crashing into us.
Most important ur spelling is wrong
The road is like your wife,IMPOSSIBLE to understand,😂😂😂😂
Classic
@Scumfuck McDoucheface Its a joke, calm down.
Yes I think so
I will never forget travelling along this road 30 years ago. No words can describe how beautiful this area is.
I am a truck driver for more than 10 years. But I have not gone through such paths. They are really good drivers! Good luck !
I am from Himachal Pradesh, India and I've been through this highway. Back in 2008 i got to travel this as a student in picnic or field trip whatever you wanna call it, the scenic view is just awesome & you feel very puny in front of the huge Himalayas. Your life is at the mercy of these mountains.
In 2019 i made a motorcycle trip with my friends & now everything is changed roads, tunnels etc i know its for the good of the people traveling in these roads the truck drivers or other people who have lost lives in these roads & nothing such happens in future. But i might have an unpopular opinion but that adventure is kinda lost now. That latest trip just didn't felt the same as it was back in 2008.
If you are reading this comment i would recommend to travel in this highway once in your lifetime. I don't have words to explain but trust me it will be worth it. If you are scared then don't be because infrastructure is completely different now. Just visit it once...... 🏔🏔🏔
"The road is like your wife, you will never know what happens next."🤣🤣
Interisting trip and roads,😎,,salem from Indonesia 🇮🇩
Salam from india ❤️ too
@@salma-nw9fe salam nhi salem bol rha hai woh begum
@@shailesh_rajpurohit 😂😂😂
Salem from India
@@shailesh_rajpurohit typo hai vo...salam hi hota hai...pr tujhe samajh nai aayega...tum log to ek country mai rehkr bhi caste discrimination krte ho😁🥲👻
So humbling to watch these drivers who risk their lives every day support their families, truly heroes in my eyes.
10 years have passed.
Now this road is adventure highway, thanks to border road organization.
9 km long Atal Tunnel opened & cut the time in half & road is World Class.
Hats off to all the drivers who has been driven on this dangerous and adventurous road.. Thank you Free Documentry uploading this video. lots of love from Himachal 😀
I'm from Himachal Pradesh India. I loved ❤️ your chanel documentries.👍✌️
Leh Laddakh is the heaven , and the dream is to feel this epitome of beauty on a bullet ❤️ , Love from Jharkhand India
You are really special truck drivers! Congratulations from Ipameri-State of Goiás- Brazil. God bless and protect you all!
Thank you so much for answering my request.😄 I asked you guys to cover the deadliest roads of India and you guys did it😄. So happy and grateful to have come across your channel. Thank you free documentary 😙
This channel is essentially what the discovery channel and natgeo USED to be. Its great!
Hatsoff to this men we are now in 2021 but what this man did is on another level( Extraordinary ) in 2009-10 .