Top 50 Family-friendly Attractions in Heilongjiang

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泰戈老虎

I recommend that anyone from the south who hasn't been to the Ice and Snow World go there. It's pretty good. There are two large slides, one over 500 meters long and the other over 300 meters long, as well as a Ferris wheel, various rides, shows, and plenty of food and drinks. It's really great! Just make sure to keep warm!

Anonymous user

The thrill ride was definitely fun! You could personally feed the tigers 🐯. When you climbed onto the feeding area, everyone on the bus gasped and snapped photos non-stop. The meat cost 20 yuan per piece, or 5 yuan for a bucket; you could return any uneaten meat. The only downside was that the park was quite small. It only offered the thrill ride 🚗 feeding area and a walking area to see the captive tigers and bears. Don't rush; a complete loop should take about an hour and fifteen minutes.

Anonymous user

Harbin Polar Park offers a variety of exciting performances, such as the beluga whale show "Heart of the Ocean," where trainers dance with beluga whales to form shapes like the "Heart of the Ocean," and in 2024, it was upgraded to incorporate traditional Chinese elements; the dolphin show combines 3D holographic projection with a surprise appearance by mischievous penguins; the sea lion and walrus stand-up comedy show is performed humorously by the "Northeast Comedy Troupe"; and the water dance show features ballet dancers and mermaids performing in the water, creating a stunning spectacle with lighting effects.

亲亲母子

Volga Manor in winter was absolutely stunning for us southerners. The Russian-style architecture blended perfectly with the snow-covered landscape, making for incredibly photogenic photos. Definitely worth recommending.

唄売

Zhalong Lake Scenic Area is very large, and the tickets are cheap now because it's the off-season. However, it was really too cold. The red-crowned cranes weren't afraid of people at all; they would chase after you if you had food in your hand. The release was only for a short time, and I didn't even have time to take pictures.

勇气君

Almost everyone who goes to Mohe visits this place, and it's mostly become a popular spot for taking photos. The "I've found North" photo spot, in particular, requires queuing. You can write postcards at the northernmost post office. Prices are definitely higher than in the residential area, but the amenities are quite good; there's even a Shanghainese auntie next to the post office! 🤣

黄金小薯条

Yabuli Ski Resort ⛷️🏂 is actually quite cost-effective outside of peak season because they have promotions! (Peak season is a different story... there's nothing you can do about it, for example, when the Ice and Snow World is open, or during Chinese New Year, that's peak season!) For beginners, I still recommend using skis 🎿 (you'll get the hang of it after a few falls) before trying snowboarding 🏂 (you'll fall and tumble, hahaha). Honestly, snowboarding is much harder than skiing ⛷️!

203***03

The scenery is truly spectacular and beautiful, like stepping into an underwater fairytale world. Watching the fish swimming freely in the large aquarium area is truly relaxing, and the storytelling performances are quite entertaining. It's like Harbin Disneyland, and it's every bit as good! Highly recommended!

Anonymous user

It is worth a visit. You can take a sightseeing bus inside. Go up first. There are many little squirrels on it. You can prepare some peanuts, melon seeds, pine nuts, etc. to taste the little animals. Birds also eat melon seeds. On the way back, you can walk around and see many little squirrels. There are squirrels wherever there are many people. Haha. On the way back, you can also take a small train. Go down. There is not much walking. It is very leisurely.

凡尘修行小垦因

The tigers in the wildlife area are worth seeing, and the 10-yuan bus pass is a must-buy. Other attractions are a bit lacking. The scenic area would be more interesting if it added some explanations and educational content. It's a great subject matter, but it doesn't feel well-managed.