A road in Saudi Arabia holds the world record for being the longest straight road on the planet for 240 kilometers (149 miles) without a single bend, taking the title from Australia.
The Saudi Arabia’s Highway 10 holds the Guinness World Record as the longest straight road on Earth, stretching an incredible 240 kilometers (about 149 miles) without a single bend or curve.
This Engineering marvel cuts directly through the Arabian desert, offering travelers a surreal view of endless sand dunes on both sides.
Originally constructed as a private road for King Fahd, the route connects the remote town of Haradh to Highway 95. Despite its simplicity, building such a long, perfectly straight road across shifting desert sands required advanced surveying techniques and durable road materials designed to withstand extreme temperatures and wind erosion.
Today, the highway is more than just a record-breaking stretch of asphalt — it’s a symbol of Saudi Arabia’s ambition to conquer the desert through infrastructure innovation. The road stands as a testament to the country’s ongoing modernization efforts and commitment to connecting even its most isolated regions.
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