Harbin Attractions

As the longest avenue in Asia as well as the most prosperous street in Harbin, the Central Avenue is 1,450 meters (1,586 yards) long and 21.34 meters (23.34 yards) wide with the Flood-Preventing Memorial Monument in the north and the Jingwei Street in the south, built in 1898 with the initial name of “the Avenue of China”, and now it is bestowed with the title of “the First Avenue in Harbin”, which becomes one of the most wonderful attractions in Harbin for its unique architecture style and mansions as well as the recreational areas. Now the avenue takes a new look combing shopping, entertainment, tourism and recreation as one, attracting more than 200,000 people together since its opening.Read More

Harbin Ice and Snow World was created in 1999, which is proposed by the City Government to meet the Millennium Celebration of Century Travelling in China, collecting the essence of the ice and snow art works from all over the world, which is the largest ice and snow world fair in scale in the world with the most ice and snow attractions as well as the most ice and snow entertaining sports in the fair, displaying the unique characteristics and charms of ice and snow culture in Harbin, and it has been held for 10 sessions successively.Read More

Located in the center of Harbin, the Zhaolin Park was built in 1909 in memory of the Anti- Japanese Coalition Force general Li Zhaolin with the Senlin Street in the south, the Shanzhi Avenue in the west and the Outer Ring Road in the north, covering an area of 8.4 hectares in total, where the Harbin Ice Lamp Garden festival is held once a year, and there are 24 sessions of ice lamp art exhibits held in the park all together since the first session in 1963, attracting more than 25,46 millions of visitors in total.Read More

As the symbolic building in Harbin, St Sofia Orthodox Church is located in the intersections of the Toulong Street, the Diduan Street, the Zhaolin Street and the Shitoudao Street in Daoli District of ...Read More

A large-scale resort built by the Harbin Jihua Corporation, Jihua Ski Resort integrates the sport of casual skiing with competitive skiing. It has become one of the most advanced ski resorts in Asia, and has been named a SSSSS-level ski resort, one of the top 5 most popular ski resorts in Harbin, and is considered the hometown of skiing in China.  Read More

Located in the north part of the Songhua River of Harbin, the Northeast China Tiger Park is the biggest wild park for the Northeast China Tigers in the world, covering an area of 1,440,000 square meters (1,722,226 square yards), and it is built for the purpose of saving and protecting the endangered animals in the world. It is a unique attraction in Harbin, and it is actually a comprehensive park combing raising, breeding, research, protection and domestication as one. Owing to the ideal natural environment, you can fully feel the integration of man and nature in the park.Read More

Located in the north part of the Songhua River in Harbin, Harbin Sun Island Snow Sculpture Art Exposition is the cradle of the snow sculptures in China, which is the highlight of Harbin ice and snow tourism as well as an important part of Harbin Ice and Snow Festival, and it is bestowed with the title of “the Biggest Ice and Snow Carnival in the World” because of its high quality, rich contents and large scale in the whole world. It has received more than 4.9 millions of visitors from all over the world since its opening in 1988.Read More

Yabuli Ski Resort is located in Shangzhi, east of the Heilongjiang Province about 193 kilometers from Harbin (the capital of the province) and 120 kilometers from Mudanjiang. Read More