Chengdu Second Ring Road Elevated Highway "Green Wonderland" Photo Spot Route Guide

In our busy urban lives, we often miss the beauty around us. Today, I want to share a secret spot hidden beneath Chengdu's Second Ring Road Elevated Highway—the "Green Wonderland." Here, Boston ivy completely covers the bridge piers, as if wrapping the city in a green coat, bringing the beginning of new hope. Here's how to get from Huanhua Jincheng Hotel to the "Green Wonderland" landscape on the Second Ring Road Elevated Highway (referring to the greenery on the bridge piers): 1. Walking/Cycling (short distance) Starting point: Huanhua Jincheng Hotel (near Huanhua North Road, Qingyang District) Route: Walk north along Huanhua North Road for about 500 meters to Qingjiang East Road. Turn left onto Second Ring Road West Section 2, walk along beneath the elevated highway to see the Boston ivy landscape on the bridge piers ("Green Wonderland" is mainly concentrated on the Second Ring Road Elevated Highway from Rennan Interchange to Qingshuihe section). 2. Public Transit/Subway Subway option: Walk to Zhongyida Provincial Hospital subway station (about 1.2 km, 15 minutes). Take Metro Line 5 (Huilong direction) for 1 stop to Qingyang Palace Station. Exit from Exit B, walk along First Ring Road West Section 2 to the area beneath the Second Ring Road Elevated Highway to reach the green landscape area. Bus option: Walk to Huanhua North Road Station and take Community Bus 1028 to Caotang North Road South Station. Transfer to Bus 35/82 to Second Ring Road Funan New District Station, then walk to the area beneath the elevated highway. 3. Driving/Taxi Route: From the hotel, drive north along Huanhua North Road to Qingjiang East Road. Turn left onto the Second Ring Road Elevated Highway (either inner or outer lane), and drive west. The "Green Wonderland" landscape with Boston ivy covering the bridge piers is located on the section from Qingshuihe Bridge to Rennan Interchange. Tip: The Second Ring Road Elevated Highway gets congested during morning and evening rush hours, so it's advisable to avoid peak times.