The project is a result of an urban rejuvenation initiative aimed at reclaiming 'dead spaces' beneath large flyovers for community use.
Its construction utilizes the existing concrete pillars of the Mahamaya Flyover to create a natural wind tunnel effect, often lowering the ambient temperature compared to the surrounding open roads.
The lighting design focuses on low-energy installations intended to highlight the industrial textures of the flyover supports during evening hours.
Jungle Trail is an urban aesthetic space located directly beneath the Mahamaya Flyover in Noida, representing a successful conversion of neglected infrastructural space into a public recreational zone. The project utilizes vertical space and landscaping to provide a sheltered environment for leisure and photography. It serves as a creative intervention in urban planning, integrating art installations and seating areas into the flyover's structural footprint. The site is designed to offer respite from the surrounding traffic-heavy environment of Sector 94.
The geometric patterns created by the flyover pillars combined with the installation's industrial wall art.
Visit during non-peak traffic hours to ensure a peaceful atmosphere, as the sound of vehicles overhead can be audible.
Carry a bottle of water as there are limited immediate amenities within the installation itself.
Wear comfortable walking shoes to navigate the paved pathways that run through the underpass.
Avoid visiting during heavy rain as water drainage from the flyover deck can sometimes cause pooling on the walkways.
Maintain noise levels respectful of other visitors; dispose of trash in designated bins provided along the perimeter.
