European Road 69 in Norway Took Hundreds of Years to Build | Edge of the World is the Road

European Road 69 in Norway Took Hundreds of Years to Build | Edge of the World is the Road

Every road has a beginning and an end. But this road in Norway has a beginning but no end. Because this is the road on the edge of the world. Driving #European Road 69 in Norway is like going to the edge of the world. If we go like this, we will go to the sky! It seems Because this road goes towards the North Pole.. it goes to the end of the earth. The European 69 highway is the road that connects some of the remote islands near the North Pole to the rest of the world. It took about a hundred years to build a road in this frozen region. This highway was started in 1909 and completed in 1999. This is the only road in the world built so close to the poles. That is why it is called 'Marvel of Engineering'. Traveling along this road, many wonders will be seen. There are valleys, high hills, small villages that have nothing to do with the world. The end of this road is called 'Nordkop'. Also known as 'The Last Edge of the World'. As this region is very close to the North Pole, the sun does not set here for six months in summer. Also, the sun does not rise for six months in winter. This road has connected many people who have been living for hundreds of years without contact with humans. Moreover, this road symbolically says that every journey has an end.

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