China's Multi-Layer Interchange With a Hidden Park Beneath

China's Interchange is Practically a Maze!— There's a Hidden Park Below!

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China's Interchange is Practically a Maze!— There's a Hidden Park Below!
CN Walking2025-05-0326 min

The largest and most complex overpass in China features five layers of interchanges, 11 ramps, and 8 exits, stretching 5,270 meters with a 55 meter height difference. A bus transfer station on top functions like a subway interchange, while a sizeable public park sits below, including a gym, basketball and tennis courts, and a green jogging path. Visitors reach the park from the bridge via multiple escalators. Construction began in 2014 and completed in 2016, driven by a 3D terrain model used for earthwork calculations and planning. The site is now a major traffic hub surrounded by mountains and greenery.

--- CN Walking
May 3, 2025, Spring in China

Video Chapters

  1. 0:00Preview
  2. 00:59Exploring Under the Bridge
  3. 06:42Park Entrance
  4. 07:46Locals Enjoying Exercise
  5. 11:58Beautiful Walkways
  6. 16:02People Singing and Relaxing
  7. 19:34Taking the Escalator to the Bus Station
  8. 23:29Bus Tour Around the Overpass

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China's Multi-Layer Interchange With a Hidden Park Beneath

Hello! What you're seeing now is the largest and most complex overpass in China, featuring five layers of interchanges, 11 ramps, 8 exits, stretching a total of 5,270 meters, with a maximum vertical height difference of 55 meters. Riding a bus here feels like being on a roller coaster. Surrounded by...