Good places to relax in Shanghai | The Wizard of Oz by the Suzhou River

| The Wizard of Oz by the Suzhou River. Changning Ecological Greenway 📌This place is called "Changning Outer Ring Forest Belt Ecological Greenway", with shady trees, crossing through the dense forest, just like "The Wizard of Oz". 🌸There are scenic views in all four seasons. Under the warm sun in spring, the purple-leaf plum is like a cherry blossom, and now there are strings of wisteria flowers, which are dreamy and romantic. 🧚‍♀️Suitable for weekend walks with children, or walking, cycling, and oxygen intake. It takes about 3 hours to walk the whole journey. 📌Highlights along the way: 👉Recommended from Guangshun North Road to Youle Road, about 6 kilometers, 24 attractions, 9 bridges, 158 kinds of plants, more than 20 kinds of birds, beautiful scenery is endless. 🚲There are also 5 stations along the way for tourists to rest, the thoughtful details have attracted many cycling enthusiasts. 📌Recommended route: 👉If you enter from Guangshun North Road, you will first come to the Lotus Pond Station, then come to the Dream Green Corridor, the wisteria flowers are blooming here; 🚴🏻Continue to go forward, pass through the Rainwater Flower Garden, climb a slope to reach the Sky Green Corridor, then there is a forest of Euphorbia, suitable for autumn leaf viewing; 🚴🏻Pass through the dynamic tunnel under Tianshan West Road, you will encounter a fun water fir mirror forest, it is very beautiful here, especially when the water fir turns red in autumn. 🚲Further behind is the "Green House Golden Carpet", a 3-meter wide road on both sides is a ginkgo forest. 🏍At the entrance of Konggang 8th Road, it is also a road of flowers, with a 3-meter forest road, where you can enjoy the purple-leaf plum in spring. 🌟Highlights: 📌Friends who like to appreciate flowers, don't miss it, 🌸Spring has purple-leaf plum, peach blossom, etc. 🌺Summer has crape myrtle, wisteria, hydrangea, trumpet creeper, etc. 🍁Autumn has ginkgo, Euphorbia, North American red maple, pink muhly grass, ginkgo forest