Wouldn't you stop and stay at the Trojan Guest House? After all, they offer positive vibration! And you might need that, because the hotel is on one of the most dangerous roads in the world.
India's most dangerous road is arguably the 137 km stretch from Kaza to Gramphoo (Lahual and Spiti), though it can hardly be called a "road" (80% of the route has no pavement). You will have to forge streams, perhaps even small rivers, negotiate melting glaciers and drive over piles of sand, rocks and snow. Most of the road is above 11000 feet and only accessible between May and October.
The post is the seventh installment in the series of The World's Most Dangerous Roads at Dark Roasted Blend. Link -via Ralph Roberts
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