Ladakh, Apr 14: In a remarkable feat of engineering and endurance, the Border Roads Organisation (BRO) has reopened the iconic Umling La Pass—perched at an altitude of 19,024 feet and recognized as the world’s highest motorable road—two months ahead of schedule.
This early opening comes as a major boost for bikers, adventure seekers, and tourists eager to explore the breathtaking landscapes of Ladakh. It offers an early window into the region’s high-altitude wonders just as the summer season begins to set in.
In a Post on “X” Border Roads Organisation has thrown open the iconic Umling La Pass—the world’s highest motorable road at 19,024 ft—two months ahead of schedule. This provides bikers & tourist a head start into Ladakh .
Overcoming extreme altitudes and harsh conditions, the BRO team has once again demonstrated unmatched dedication and engineering brilliance. A proud milestone in strengthening India’s border connectivity.
Despite the daunting challenges posed by extreme altitudes, freezing temperatures, and treacherous terrain, the BRO team once again showcased their unwavering commitment and technical brilliance in restoring access to this strategic and symbolic route.
“This is not just a road—it’s a testament to human resilience, national pride, and our unwavering commitment to enhancing border infrastructure,” said a BRO official.
