Unit 731 Evidence Museum Visit Guide

In-depth One-Day Tour Guide to Harbin's Unit 731 Site Morning Itinerary (Recommended departure at 8:30) 1. Transportation - Take Metro Line 1 (toward Xinjiang Street) from downtown Harbin, arriving at the terminal "Xinjiang Street Station" in about 40 minutes. Walk 10 minutes from Exit 1 to reach the site. - Self-driving visitors can navigate to "Evidence Exhibition Hall of Unit 731 of Japanese Invading Army" with free parking available. 2. Exhibition Hall Visit (9:00-11:30) - Main exhibition hall offers free admission (ID required). Audio guides (¥20/unit) or guided tours are recommended. - Key exhibits: • Bacteriological Warfare Evidence Hall (including original experimental equipment) • Victims' Name Wall • Declassified Archives of Unit Structure - Special exhibition area often hosts temporary displays; check for updates. Lunch Arrangement (11:30-13:00) - Nearby dining options: 1. "Old Flavor" Restaurant on Xinjiang Street (Northeastern home-style dishes, ~¥40/person) 2. Food court at "Parkson Shopping Center" in Pingfang District (15-min walk) - Or bring packed lunch; benches available in the site area. Afternoon Itinerary (13:00-15:30) 1. Core Site Exploration - Must-see spots: • Headquarters Building Ruins (best-preserved structure) • Square Building Bacteriological Lab Foundation • Reconstructed Special Prison Area • Crematorium Site - QR code information boards along the route; keep phones charged. 2. Memorial at Peace Plaza (15:30-16:00) - Flowers can be placed at the monument (available for purchase at entrance) Important Notes: - Dress warmly in winter (exposed and windy site) - Last entry at 16:00; arrive before 14:30 for full visit - Closed Mondays (except public holidays) - Group tours can be booked via "Enjoy Harbin" WeChat official account Return Tips: - Avoid metro rush hour (16:30-17:30) - If time allows, visit nearby "Harbin Beer Museum" (reservation required) This itinerary balances historical education with humanistic reflection. Bring a notebook for reflections. Maintain solemnity during visit; some exhibits may be distressing—adjust pacing as needed.