Top 20 Family-friendly Attractions in Harbin



_TS***it

❄️ Spontaneous entry with a last-minute Trip.com ticket. Convenience level 💯, temperature level 🥶.

Anonymous user

Entering the park, we took a sightseeing bus tour of the tiger enclosure. The feeling of observing Siberian tigers up close was truly magical. The tigers were either lounging lazily, strolling leisurely, or even approaching the vehicles. When they stared at you with their piercing eyes, you could genuinely feel the majesty of the "King of Beasts." We bought pieces of meat to feed them and were able to see the tigers hunting; their movements were swift and powerful, leaving us in awe.

M67***93

The beluga whale show, "Heart of the Ocean," brought tears to my eyes. The other animals were also very healing. I came here specifically to check out "Happy Re-start," and it was also a great way to relieve the stress of class!

RecLuseDH

There's not much to see, and it's a bit far—an hour's drive from the city center. You can just walk around and be done with it. Many of the rides were closed when I went, and the tickets were quite expensive. I wouldn't recommend making a special trip there.

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!

Shin泡泡

In the vast land of Northeast China, there is a small town full of exotic customs. It is like a shining pearl, exuding a unique charm that makes me yearn for it. Finally, I embarked on a journey there this summer. The moment I stepped into the town, it seemed as if I had traveled through time and space and came to distant Russia. On both sides of the street, Russian buildings of different styles came into view, domed churches, exquisite wooden houses, each of which exuded a strong Russian atmosphere. The sun shines through the gaps in the leaves and sprinkles on the ancient buildings. The light and shadow are intertwined, like a beautiful oil painting. Walking on the streets of the town, I heard melodious Russian folk songs, which were played by street artists. They were dressed in traditional Russian costumes, and the melody played by the instruments in their hands was sometimes cheerful and sometimes sad, which made people stop and indulge in it. On the street, there are many small shops selling Russian specialty products, exquisite nesting dolls, mellow vodka, and delicious borscht, each of which makes people love it. The residents of the town are warm and hospitable. They greeted me in pure Russian and invited me to taste authentic Russian food. Sitting in an open-air cafe, tasting the fragrant coffee, looking at the picturesque scenery in front of me, feeling the charm of Russian culture, my heart is full of comfort and satisfaction. This trip to the Russian-style town allowed me to appreciate the unique charm of exotic culture and made me deeply attached to this land.

阳光尚好

For the first time, I recommend a coach. Although it is a little expensive, beginners should not think about trying to paddle by themselves. It is difficult to put on shoes and skateboards without someone to teach you. The ski slope does not look steep, but you can paddle very fast. And it is basically difficult to stand up again after slipping. We bought a three-hour ticket (pay attention to not exceed three hours when swiping the card, otherwise there will be an additional charge). With the coach, you can paddle about four times, and the coach is also very responsible. At the end, there was no situation where you were asked for a tip. It is worth a second visit. Very exciting, a very good experience (the coach is one-on-one, one person costs more than 200, and there are also people who take photos and videos for a fee, depending on personal needs)

150***35

I'm back to Harbin Sunac for practice again this summer 🏂~~~ 🎿 Daily raffle points in the mini-program for small gifts (Hot Blood Miracle fridge magnets, pendants, and small plant pots) 💯 Every Wednesday, there's a scratch-off lottery (I won a Hot Blood Miracle waist bag) This year, Hot Blood Miracle is collaborating with the 🐶Caigou IP and BONSKI for a promotion. The co-branded Caigou card gets you a Caigou mask and Caigou streamer. In the snow entertainment area, on the 1st floor, there are mini-games: snow ring slides, snow ring spinners... Earn stamps and check-in, and win 🉐️Caigou stickers, purchase pins, Caigou streamers, Caigou pendants, Caigou sandboxes, Caigou rocking toys, Caigou anti-freeze stickers, Caigou fridge magnets, Caigou blind boxes, and the grand prize: a Caigou figurine❗️

欲飞的鸟

Heilongjiang Provincial Museum, located in Nangang District, Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, was built in 1906. Its main building, a European Baroque-style structure, occupies the site of a former Russian emporium and is a Class I nationally protected building. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Heilongjiang Provincial Museum became one of the first provincial-level comprehensive public welfare museums in China to integrate historical relics, natural specimens, and artworks. It is responsible for the conservation, excavation, collection, research, and display of historical relics, revolutionary relics, ethnic relics, and natural specimens in Heilongjiang Province. On May 16, 2023, the Heilongjiang Provincial Museum reopened to the public after renovations were completed.