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Hello! Welcome to the Ice City - Harbin. Our driver will greet you at the airport/railway station exit and escort you to a downtown Harbin hotel for check-in. Harbin is the capital city of Heilongjiang Province, China. Because of its stunning winter ice and snow scenery, it is known as the "Ice City." Every winter, the world-famous Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival is held here. It is one of the largest and most visually striking winter events in the world, attracting countless domestic and international tourists. As temperatures plummet, the entire city seems to transform into a dreamlike ice and snow wonderland. Towering ice castles and exquisite ice sculptures shine brilliantly under colorful lights, creating a fascinating and surreal wonderland. In addition, with its diverse cultural charm and exotic urban appearance, it is known as "Oriental Moscow" and "Oriental Paris." Moreover, as a food paradise, Harbin blends Chinese and Western culinary cultures with unique flavors, such as Harbin's Russian-style red sausage, big bread, and beer brewing. The Songhua River is known as Harbin's "Mother River" and shows unique charm in winter. After the river freezes over, this vast ice surface becomes a paradise for winter sports. Local residents and tourists come to enjoy ice skating, ice fishing, snowmobiling, and various other ice and snow activities. It is worth mentioning that the giant ice blocks used in the Harbin Ice and Snow Festival are taken from the thick ice layer of the Songhua River, providing high-quality raw materials for ice sculptors to create those towering and complex ice sculpture artworks. Suggested ways to arrive 1. Plane: Harbin Taiping International Airport (HRB) is Harbin's main airport, with many direct domestic routes, such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Xi'an, Chengdu, Chongqing, Shenzhen, etc., as well as direct international routes, such as Japan, South Korea, etc. 2. Train: Harbin has 4 railway stations. You can take high-speed trains to Harbin from Beijing (6-8 hours), Shanghai (12 hours), Shenyang (2-3 hours), and other places.

After breakfast, you will head to the [Siberian Tiger Park], known as "China's Tiger Town." This is one of the world's largest breeding and reproduction bases for Siberian tigers. Here, you can observe majestic purebred Siberian tigers up close, capture images of the wildest power, and even ride a specially made sightseeing vehicle to feed the tigers yourself (at your own expense), experiencing the thrill of coming face-to-face with fierce beasts under the protection of safety measures. Or you can watch adorable tiger cubs in the cub enclosure. In addition, there are other rare animals to see in the park, such as African lions, leopards, and Bengal tigers. Then, head to [Sun Island], known as the "Little Switzerland of the East," to begin a magical ice-and-snow journey. The "International Snow Sculpture Art Expo" held on Sun Island is a highlight of the Harbin Ice and Snow Festival and a must-visit place for winter tourism in Harbin. Here, you can admire snow sculpture artworks of various themes, among which Mr. Snowman, Return of Wukong, Legendary Sacred Fire, and Snow Beauty in Spring are so lifelike that people marvel endlessly. Optional activity (at your own expense): If you are interested in polar animals, you can visit Harbin Polarland. This is China's first original theme park featuring polar animal entertainment performances and the world's first polar performance amusement park. Here, you can watch performances by penguins, sea lions, polar bears, and other polar animals up close—highly entertaining. After the visit, head to the world's largest ice-and-snow-themed park, [Ice and Snow World]. This is Harbin's top tourist destination, famous worldwide for its grand scale, magnificent forms, and exquisitely beautiful ice and snow landscapes, allowing you to deeply appreciate the charm of the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival. In this ice-and-snow kingdom meticulously created by top global artists, you can not only see distinctive ice sculptures such as Ice Terracotta Warriors, Giant Dragons, Morning Fishing, and the Big Diamond, but also enjoy food and drinks in an ice restaurant for a unique experience. In addition, popular winter activities in Ice and Snow World, such as the super-long ice slide, snowflake Ferris wheel, mass snow disco, and fireworks shows, let you experience the ultimate joy of Ice and Snow World from multiple angles and in all aspects. Important notice If your travel dates happen to fall before Harbin Ice and Snow World and Sun Island are open, we will provide alternative itineraries. Morning: Russian-style theme park—Volga Manor Afternoon: Siberian Tiger Park, Harbin Ice and Snow World Indoor Theme Park After the tour, you will return to your hotel in downtown Harbin to rest. Travel tips 1. Keep warm: Harbin is very cold in winter. Long down jackets, thermal underwear, sweaters, long johns, fleece-lined cotton pants, hats, gloves, scarves, waterproof and anti-slip boots, and other warm items are essential. 2. Protect your eyes: Sunlight reflected off snow is quite strong. It is recommended to wear sunglasses to protect against it. If you are nearsighted, consider switching to contact lenses, because the heat you generate will fog up glasses lenses, obstructing your vision and making things less safe. 3. Protect electronic devices: In cold weather, electronic devices drain battery faster. It is recommended to carry a portable power bank or keep them in a warmer place. 4. Best times to visit: In the morning there are fewer tourists, so you can explore and take photos freely and enjoy the tranquil ice-and-snow world; in the afternoon, sunlight is abundant, making it the best time to admire ice and snow sculptures; in the evening, you can enjoy the stunning night views and various dazzling light shows. 5. Be prepared to queue: Popular attractions in Ice and Snow World, such as the super-long ice slide and snowflake Ferris wheel, have large crowds and may require long waiting times.

In the morning, you will head to Hongzhuan Street Morning Market, known as a "foodie's paradise," to taste the most authentic Northeast snacks and experience the daily life and local customs of the residents. Among them, the fragrant red sausage, steaming hot Northeast flatbread, aromatic doufunao, golden crispy fried cakes, and rich pork stewed with vermicelli are specialty foods worth trying. In addition, you can chat with stall owners or locals and feel the humor and wit of the people of Northeast China. Afterward, head to the Bund Snowman Wharf, known as the "Ice and Snow Dream Fairy Tale Snow Amusement Park," to watch thrilling winter swimming performances. These winter swimming enthusiasts dive into the icy water with graceful postures, and their fancy swimming techniques splash water wherever they go, drawing cheers from the audience. The winter swimmers in the water form a sharp contrast with the warmly dressed spectators around them, bringing you a great visual impact. Then, you will visit Harbin's landmark building, Saint Sophia Cathedral. This is the only surviving Byzantine-style Orthodox church in China. Its architectural style is unique, blending Chinese and Russian features, both magnificent and elegantly refined, with the huge green "onion dome" as a major highlight. You can stroll around Saint Sophia Cathedral, admire the grand and solemn architecture, visit the Harbin Architectural Art Museum inside, and learn about the history of this city's multicultural integration. When snowflakes fall, the church is like an ice and snow castle in a fairy tale, allowing you to capture the most magical and dreamy images. After the visit, continue to Central Street, known as "Asia's No. 1 Street." This is Asia's longest and China's earliest pedestrian street, Harbin's busiest shopping and entertainment center, and also the city's calling card. Strolling along it, you can admire diverse architectural styles such as Baroque, Renaissance, and Eclecticism, browse various handicrafts and international brands, watch interesting street performances, and taste specialty foods blending Chinese and Russian flavors, such as Harbin red sausage, Modern ice pops, and guo bao rou. Then continue to the end of Central Street to visit Stalin Park, a park by the Songhua River much loved by locals. Here, you can admire elegant and simple Russian-style buildings, view exquisite sculptures such as Swan Spreading Wings, Three Youths, Sword Dancing, and Diving, and experience activities such as ice skating, sledding, and snowmobiles. Finally, you will visit Harbin's largest "Chinese Baroque" architectural complex, the Old Daowai District. Strolling along this Chinese Baroque-style street, you can admire century-old historic buildings that blend Eastern and Western architectural styles, browse quaint old shops, and taste authentic famous Harbin foods. After the tour ends, our driver will escort you to the airport or railway station for your next destination. Wishing you a safe journey!