Location-based　routing　is　a　widely　adopted　message　transmission　mechanism　in　Vehicular　Ad　Hoc　Networks　(VANETs).　While　the　existing　location-based　routing　schemes　of　VANETs　ignore　the　location　privacy　protection　of　vehicles,　leading　that　the　drivers　to　be　tracked,　and　further　threaten　the　safety　of　their　life　and　property.　To　address　the　above　issue,　we　propose　an　All-Round　and　Highly　Privacy-Preserving　Location-Based　Routing　for　VANETs　(called　ARPLR).　Specifically,　ARPLR　first　proposes　a　road　side　unit　assisted　location　management　with　location　privacy　protection　that　prevents　the　destination　vehicle＇s　location　from　being　leaked　by　the　arbitrary　query.　Then,　a　message　routing　based　on　location　ciphertext　with　highly　privacy　protection　is　designed　by　order　revealing　encryption,　in　which　a　multi-hop　routing　between　the　source　and　destination　vehicle　is　established　only　by　comparing　the　encrypted　locations　between　intermediate　vehicles.　Security　analysis　shows　that,　ARPLR　can　not　only　effectively　provide　location　privacy　protection　for　the　intermediate　and　the　destination　vehicles　in　the　whole　routing　process,　but　also　ensure　end-to-end　secure　communication　between　the　source　and　destination　vehicles.　Extensive　experiments　based　on　real-road　map　indicate　that,　compared　with　two　state-of-the-art　solutions,　the　average　transmission　delay　of　ARPLR　is　respectively　reduced　by　about　18%　and　60%,　meanwhile　the　average　packet　delivery　rate　also　increases　about　30%　and　2%,　respectively.