National Highway 48 (NH 48) is a major roadway in India that connects the cities of Delhi and Mumbai. It spans approximately 1,450 kilometers and serves as a vital link for trade and transportation between the northern and western regions of the country. The highway passes through several important states, including Rajasthan and Gujarat. NH 48 is part of the larger National Highways network, which facilitates efficient travel and commerce. The road is well-maintained and features various amenities for travelers, such as rest stops and fuel stations. It plays a crucial role in the economic development of the regions it traverses.