Harbin comes alive in the winter–sculptures and ice castles rise up out of the ice that grips the city by the frozen Songhua River – it is a glittering spectacle that's well worth the risk of a little frostbite. Spend three days to see all the highlights we picked for you. Visit historical architectures and picturesque ice sculptures, get close contact with precious animals. Besides, you'll have the chance to ski at Yabuli Ski Resort. 　　

This Harbin winter trip provides the ultimate freedom and flexibility to see all the highlights of Harbin in winter and experience Harbin's incredible nature and culture at your own pace. Get intimate contact with the Siberian tigers, have an excellent chance of appreciating the classic Saint Sophia Cathedral, experience the wonderland of Harbin Ice and Snow World, venture to the vibrant Central Street, and marvel at Sun Island Scenic Area for an incredible array of ice sculptures.

Harbin is known as the "Oriental Moscow of China", which is an amazing city combined with Northern China and European culture. So bundle up and pull on your sturdy boots to explore the following highlights; the church of St. Sophia, Central Street, Zhaolin Park, Sun Island, Harbin Polarland, Siberian Tiger Park, Ice and Snow World and Stalin Park. 　　

During winter, Harbin, capital of China’s northern province, receives an avalanche of visitors to see the most spectacular works with massive and elaborate recreations of castles, historic landmarks and famous figures at Church of St. Sophia, Central Street and LaoDaoWai Road, lit up at night in dazzling bright colors to see the best of the winter wonderland at Sun Island and Ice and Snow World, explore beautiful scenery at Dragon Tower and Zhaolin Park​, Songhua River, get close contact with animals at Siberian Tiger Park and Harbin Polarland.