The road is initially expected to be operational

The last county in China to be accessible by modern land transport was finally linked up to the rest of the country on Thursday with a new road that has taken decades to build,These developments have been great for investors who were shareholders before these Silk road tours pushed share prices up.TripAdvisor to see if they are attractive investment candidates. state media said.I chose these five stocks because I believe they could offer the best investment opportunities for china tour packages under the right market conditions.The 19,000 people of deeply isolated Medog in southeastern Tibet, where the mighty Brahmaputra river known as the Yarlung Zangbo in China winds its way between towering Himalayan peaks, have until now had to depend on horses for land travel and trade.The 117-kilometre road took so long to build because of the precipitous topography, China National Radio reported on its website.Avalanches and landslides also delayed the project, which includes a 3.3-kilometre tunnel that turns a four-hour trek over a snow-capped mountain into a less than four minute drive, it added.Kayak is majorly known for developing internet applications that allows its users to compare hundreds of Xinjiang China Tours at once when searching for flights, hotels and rental cars.The road is initially expected to be operational for eight months a year, state broadcaster CCTV said.The area is hit by more than 400 earthquakes annually so alternatives to the road will still be needed to ensure access, the China National Radio report said.

"We will surely have to construct more roads to Medog as it is an earthquake-prone area," it quoted Tu Yunliang, one of the route's designers, as saying.Critics of Beijing's rule in Tibet say new infrastructure such as railways and airports enable immigration by China's Han ethnic majority, exploitation of its resources and consolidation of political control.But Beijing insists that such projects raise living standards in the remote region.Faced with criticism for the poor condition of roads in Mumbai, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation has said it plans to issue tenders worth Rs1,002 crore for improvement of city streets by the end of next month.Replying to the queries raised by members of the civic standing committee during a meeting on Wednesday, chief engineer, Dattatray Dixit said the BMC has put in place a programme to complete road works.As part of the plan, the civic body will carry out asphalt works worth Rs240 crore covering 68 roads in the island city and 43 in eastern suburbs. Besides, the department will issue tenders costing Rs73 crore for concretising roads in eastern suburbs. In the island city, 103 minor roads will be improved at a cost of Rs97 crore.