Saudi Arabia’s Highway 10 has earned a place in the Guinness World Records as the longest straight road in the world, surpassing Australia’s Eyre Highway.
This remarkable stretch of road runs for 256 kilometers (159 miles) through the vast and empty Rub Al-Khali desert, also known as the Empty Quarter, which is the largest sand desert on the planet.
The highway’s perfectly straight path offers drivers a unique and unforgettable journey, with endless views of the desert’s expansive landscape.
Travelers driving along this highway can experience the vastness and beauty of the desert without any curves or turns, making it a distinctive route that highlights the vast open spaces of Saudi Arabia.
This achievement not only puts Saudi Arabia on the map for engineering feats but also provides a new attraction for adventurers and road trip enthusiasts looking to explore the country’s natural wonders.
