Blue roads have become a unique feature in some parts of the world. From Qatar's heat-reducing roads to the Netherlands' glow-in-the-dark pavaements.
Qatar
Qatar uses a special blue reflective aggregate in its road coating to help reduce the heat island effect and make the roads less hot to the touch, especially during the scorching summer months.
Netherlands
Roads in the Netherlands have been paved with a glow-in-the-dark material that contains phosphorescent particles. These particles absorb sunlight during the day and emit a faint blue light at night, improving visibility and reducing the need for streetlights.
Shibuya Blue Cave Illumination
This is a popular winter illumination event that takes place in Shibuya. During the event, Meiji Dori between Shibuya Station and Yoyogi Park is lined with blue LED lights, creating a beautiful blue tunnel effect.
Blue Diamond Road
It leads away from the glitz and glam of the Las Vegas Strip and heads west into the Mojave Desert. It's a popular route for those looking to escape the city and explore the natural beauty of the area
The Bimini Road
Deep in turquoise waters off the coast of Bahamas lies an enigma that has captured imaginations for decades. This 0.8-kilometer stretch of seemingly rectangular limestone blocks sits just beneath the surface.