Recently, the greenway in the Gongqing Forest Park section of the Huangpu River bank in Yangpu has officially opened to the public! It provides a space for walking, enjoying the river views, and appreciating the scenery, along with a sustainable maze installation to visit. Let's take a look.

The greenway is about 670 meters long, beginning on the east side of Nenjiang Road and stretching to the area near the Nenjiang Road ferry terminal. This well-designed greenway is more than just a simple walking path; it is also a prime example of city-nature harmony.

As the greenway is close to Gongqing Forest Park, the scenery along the route is distinctive. Tall trees and shrubs create an interesting contrast, with pine and cypress trees lining the path. Within just a short walk, you will find a small lake where you can stop and take in the view. Even during winter, the surroundings remain full of life and offer expansive views.

For high quality of the greenway, it was meticulously planned and constructed to meet the high standards of the continuous riverside walkway, ensuring seamless integration with the surroundings. As a result, both residents who exercise in the morning and visitors who stroll leisurely can find a peaceful retreat here.

Notably, since the greenway is along the riverbank, a dedicated riverside walkway was created for visitors during its development. Strolling along the riverside greenway, you can enjoy the same seasonal beauty as Gongqing Forest Park offers and also take in the stunning views of both sides of the Huangpu River!

At the end of the greenway lies an "Old Wood, New Buds: Sustainable Maze Installation" built from natural bamboo poles, offering endless fascination. The installation's floor features a pattern of new sprouts made from wood chips, symbolizing the sustainable development philosophy of art-nature harmony.

The greenway is now officially open to the public at the address below. Come and experience it first.

Address:

Vicinity of 5 Nenjiang Road, Yangpu District (near Nenjiang Road Ferry Terminal)