There are road trips that drain you… and then there are road trips that heal you. My recent journey on the Agra-Etawah Toll Road was definitely the latter. I’ve driven across states and highways, but this stretch left a mark — smooth, scenic, and smartly built. No doubt, it’s a strong contender for India’s Best Highway Infrastructure. As soon as I entered the toll road from Agra, the transformation was instant. The chaos faded, and I found myself cruising on a highway so well-designed, it felt like gliding. The wide lanes, clear dividers, and absence of random speed breakers made it a stress-free experience. #modernroadmakers The road cut through fields and rural landscapes, but what struck me most was how modern the route felt despite its surroundings. It wasn’t just about speed; it was about how effortlessly the highway connected people, places, and possibilities. I didn’t expect to enjoy the drive itself this much. #indiasbesthighwayinfrastructure I stopped briefly at a rest area

As someone who spends a lot of time exploring India by road, I’ve learned to set my expectations low when it comes to highway infrastructure. But every once in a while, a route comes along that surprises you — and for me, that was the Agra Etawah Toll Road Project. I took this route last week on a solo day trip. No fixed plans, just a desire to drive and disconnect. From the moment my tires hit the highway, it was clear this road was different. The surface was flawless — no bumps, no cracks, just smooth blacktop stretching straight into the horizon. It allowed me to settle into the drive immediately, without the usual constant adjustments for potholes or unexpected turns. #besthighwayinfrastructure The best part? It wasn’t just the surface. The entire setup felt efficient. The lane discipline was visible, the dividers were solid, and the markers were placed exactly where you'd expect them to be. Even at high speeds, I felt in control — something you rarely feel on most national high