Cities to visit:
During your transit through Harbin, you'll have a fantastic opportunity to explore one of China’s most unique winter destinations. Given the limited time, we recommend focusing on Harbin's top winter attractions, where you can experience its world-renowned ice and snow festivals and historical charm.

Tourist attractions available:

Yabuli International Ski Resort: If you're a skiing or snowboarding enthusiast, Yabuli International Ski Resort is a must-visit. As the largest and most famous ski resort in China, it offers a variety of slopes for all skill levels, from beginners to experts. The resort also features top-notch facilities and stunning snowy landscapes, making it a perfect spot for winter sports.

Snow Town (Xuexiang): Snow Town, also known as Xuexiang, is a picturesque village renowned for its thick snowfall and charming winter scenery. It's ideal for those who want to experience the quintessential snow-covered village. Activities here include snow activities like snowmobiling, ice fishing, and exploring the beautifully decorated streets.

Ice and Snow Sculpture Art Expo: Harbin's Ice and Snow Sculpture Art Expo is a world-famous event showcasing enormous, intricately carved ice sculptures and snow artworks. This annual festival usually runs from December to February and features impressive sculptures illuminated with colorful lights. It's a surreal experience that captures the magic of Harbin's winter.

Central Avenue: Pedestrian Zhongyang Street is a historical pedestrian street renowned for its European-style architecture and vibrant atmosphere. It's a great place to experience the city's history and culture, shop for local products, and enjoy a variety of dining options.

Volga Manor: Volga Manor is a unique cultural theme park that reflects Russian architectural style and culture. It offers a glimpse into Russian heritage amidst the snowy backdrop of Harbin. Attractions include traditional Russian performances, cuisine, and architectural tours.