Golden Quadrilateral Highway, India

 The largest highway in India, the work for this project began in 2001 and was completed in 2012.

Uniting four major metropolitan cities, the Golden Quadrilateral Highway connects Chennai, Mumbai, Delhi and Kolkata, forming a quadrilateral shape. Covering 5846 kms.

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