Harbin Volga Manor

Stepping into Volga Manor is like entering a dreamy fairy tale world or traveling back to distant Russia. Nestled along the Ashe River, the river resembles a blue ribbon, meandering and shimmering, reflecting all the scenery along its banks. Within the manor, over 30 vibrant and uniquely styled Russian buildings are scattered among lush greenery, with red, green, yellow, white, and blue hues forming a stunning three-dimensional oil painting. The Petrov Art Palace, with its red walls, white frames, and blue roof, resembles a magnificent palace, dignified and elegant; Pavlov Castle stands by the river, its red walls contrasting beautifully with the green vegetation, like a castle from a fairy tale, whispering ancient tales. The yellow tones of St. Nicholas Church evoke a profound sense of historical melancholy, reminding visitors of the century-old urban changes it has witnessed. Meanwhile, the Minyajur Restaurant resembles a white cruise ship, quietly docked by the Ashe River, pure and flawless. The manor's landscaping is exceptional, with towering trees, lush shrubs, velvety lawns, and expansive green spaces. Strolling through it feels like being in a green ocean, with fresh air infused with the fragrance of plants, creating an intoxicating experience. Among the greenery, you can also spot pristine white statues from Greek mythology, so lifelike they seem to narrate distant mythical stories. When night falls and the manor's lights illuminate, the entire estate transforms into another enchanting scene. The lights shimmer on the river's surface, creating layers of halos that intertwine with the outlines of the buildings, dreamlike and magical, making visitors feel as if they are in a fairy-tale world, reluctant to leave.