Magnetic Hill

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Magnetic Hill is a famous gravity-defying stretch of road near Leh in Ladakh, India, where vehicles appear to roll uphill, attracting tourists and curious travelers.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf optical illusion
road segment
tourist attraction
accessibleBy road
actualSlope downhill
altitude around 3400 m above sea level
attracts curious travelers
tourists
bestAccessPoint Leh
causeOfIllusion horizon line distortion
surrounding topography
climate cold desert
country India
directionFromLeh west
distanceFromKargil about 120 km
distanceFromLeh about 30 km
featuredIn Indian travel blogs
tourism brochures of Ladakh
formerState Jammu and Kashmir
governingBody Ladakh
surface form: Ladakh administration
hasReputationFor gravity-defying effect
hasSignage Magnetic Hill information board
highwayNumber National Highway 1
languageOfSignage English
Hindi
locatedIn Ladakh
Leh
surface form: Leh district
locatedNear Leh
locatedOn Srinagar-Leh Highway
surface form: Leh–Kargil–Srinagar Highway
nearbyAirport Kushok Bakula Rimpochee Airport
nearbyCity Kargil district
surface form: Kargil
nearbyPass Fotu La region on the same highway
nearbyRiver Indus River
nearbyVillage Saspul area
phenomenonType gravity hill
popularActivity letting vehicles roll in neutral
region Transhimalaya
surface form: Trans-Himalaya
roadMaintainedBy Border Roads Organisation
roadType paved road
safetyAdvisory drivers advised to follow traffic rules
stateUT Ladakh
surface form: Union Territory of Ladakh
tourismCategory natural optical illusion site
roadside attraction
touristInfrastructure roadside parking area
viewpoint area
visitedDuring summer tourist season
visualEffect vehicles appear to roll uphill

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Ladakh contains Magnetic Hill