Dangerous Waterfall and Road in NEPAL -- nope-nope-nope-nope
 

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:balls::balls::balls::balls:

Anyone notice the people hanging out the outside of the vehicle? :willy:

Oh, hell no. :willy:

A road like that says, "I don't need to go anywhere that road leads."

No where near as hazardous, but reminds me of Rt 20 leading from I 80 into Grass Valley Ca......granite on one side, NOTHING on the other, until you hit the first tree maybe 100' down the side, with the same lack of guardrails.....

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Their lives probably suck so bad that going over a cliff would be an improvement. And to the OP, you sissy, I would do that road in a Corvette like Datawiz carving up an auto cross track.:D:leaving:

F*** that sheet!

I would say that guy has driven that road many times and knows how to drive it.:cert:

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Probably looks worse than it really is. The road itself is the scary part I bet.

The waterfall could be an occasional seasonal rain event.

:iagree: He does it right, and he will continue to do it right, right up until the one time he does it wrong.

"how long is this drive?"

"either 5 hours, or until we crash, whichever comes first."

The History Channel had a show for a season or two about the world's deadliest roads. The Ice Road truckers went down to a few countries and drove some god awful roads. Pucker Factor was very high.

Seems like India has more than their fair share of stupid dangerous roads. Most of which I wouldn't walk on, much less try and navigate a vehicle on. Guess everything is relevant on what you are used to, but I bet there are vehicles littered at the bottom of that thing everywhere.