Harbin Ice and Snow World, China

Founded in 1999, with the advantage of Harbin's ice and snow season, the large-scale ice and snow art boutique project launched by the Harbin Municipal Government aims to showcase the ice and snow culture and tourism charm of the famous northern city of Harbin.

Harbin Central Street

Harbin Central Street is a prosperous commercial pedestrian street founded in 1900. It is 1.4 kilometres in length from its north end at the Flood Control Monument to the Xinyang Shopping Plaza in the south. The 71 buildings along Central Avenue showcase Renaissance, Baroque and many other styles of architecture.

Saint Sophia Cathedral 

Saint Sophia Cathedral, in Harbin’s Daoli District, was built as a Byzantine-style Russian Orthodox Church in 1907, after the completion of the Trans-Siberian Railway in 1903 connected Vladivostok to northeast China. The cathedral was listed as a Key National Cultural Relic in 1996.

Sun Island Scenic Area  

Sun Island is a scenic spot on the north bank of the Songhua River that showcases local culture, flora and fauna over an area of 3,800 hectares. The Snow Sculpture Exposition has been held annually here since 1988, during Harbin’s International Ice and Snow Festival. In the summer, travellers can swim, sunbathe or have a picnic on the beach.

Harbin Grand Theater

Harbin Grand Theater is located in the cultural center island of Songbei District, Harbin, Heilongjiang, China, including the Grand Theater (1600 seats) and the Small Theater (400 seats). The building is a landmark building in Harbin, which adopts a heteromorphic hyperboloid exterior design.

Siberian Tiger Park

Located on the northern bank of the Songhua River, the Siberian Tiger Park covers an area of 1.44 million sq m (15.5 million sqft) and is adjacent to the Sun Island Scenic Spot. It is a park designed to save and protect the world’s critically endangered species of tigers. There is a Tiger Garden, a Tiger Cubs Garden and a Science Museum.