Harbin Ice and Snow World哈尔滨冰雪大世界

Harbin ice and snow world was founded in 1999, it is the city government of Harbin to welcome the millennium celebrations of the Century Tour of Shenzhou, to give full play to Harbin's ice and snow space-time advantage, further use the big hand, structure the big pattern, and solemnly launch the unprecedented scale of the super-large ice and snow works of the project The world of ice and snow in Harbin shows the unique charm of the ice and snow tourism in the famous northern city of Harbin. Some friends said that the world of ice and snow is not considered to have been to Harbin. Although some exaggeration, but here is a loud business card of "ice city" Harbin. The world's largest snow theme park, which brings together many artists who create new snow sculptures every winter

Excellent, recommend, beautiful scenery, must go, otherwise not get such a beautiful view, the night view is more beautiful, immersive, although very cold, but well worth it, and very crowded, suitable for playing

What a lovely sight to see in Harbin. It’s insanely beautiful but cold. It’s truly amazing to walk around and see all these sculptures. Definitely a must see sight.

AMAZING!! I’ve been wanting to visit this festival for the past 3 years and I finally made it. it’s totally worth it. everything is so pretty. the weather was really cold, but there were places you could go in to warm yourself up. I recommend visiting!!

absolutely beautiful and highly recommend!! no photos will ever do the justice of how breathtaking it really is. Frozen meets Alice in Wonderland. I was in awe the entire time! it’s best to go before sunset and watch it turn into a lit up winter wonderland at night. We ate at the dumpling restaurant and the food was great

Went on 31 December 2020. Absolutely amazing. It's breathtakingly beautiful. Reviews can't capture how stunning it is, so go see for yourself. Some tips for first timers:- Make sure to go before sunset so see everything in daylight and all lit up. It truly is worth it seeing it in daylight too. It was dark out at around 4.30pm. - Getting there early might save you from standing for a 2hour wait in a queue for one of the big slides. - It's cold. Exposed hair froze, eyelashes froze, nostril hair froze. If you dress properly, and prepare for it, the cold isn't too bad. Take heating patches with and stick 'em in your pockets. Your hands will frikken BURN from cold if you keep taking gloves off to handle your phone. These things saved us! They also help keep your phone from dying in your pocket. - Didi doesn't come through to the entrance for pick ups. It's about a 30min queue outside for a taxi at night. Be prepared with a drop off location for the the driver if you can't speak Mandarin because...- It's colder outside the park than in it (wind). If your phones battery hasn't failed you by this point, this is where it will just drop. Mine went from 39℅ to dead in like 4 min trying to get the hotels address.

I went on the day opening 23 December 2020, go before sunset to see it in the day and night, it's so worth it! Got a discount for being so early! Lot's to do, food inside, one quick walk around takes around 40 minutes, but taking your time and enjoying everything you could spend the best part of half a day. It's so worth it. You can buy tickets on the door.