Plan harbin

Plan harbin Day 1: Walk around the old city & Central Avenue Morning • Walk on Central (Zhongyang) Pedestrian Street, a ~1.5 km long pedestrian street paved with ancient stone, surrounded by Russian-European style architecture.   • Taste snacks & tea, old shops along the road, amidst the atmosphere of the old city. Afternoon • Visit Saint Sophia Cathedral, a Byzantine Orthodox church, the symbol of Harbin.  Evening • Stop by to eat hot pot / hot pot. 🧊 Day 2: Ice Festival & Sun Island Morning-Afternoon • See the ice sculptures Ice & Snow Festival at Ice and Snow World and Sun Island zone. Night • Chill out at Ice & Snow World, dazzling with colorful lights. 🐯 Day 3: Siberian Tiger Park & ​​Polarland Morning • Visit Siberia Tiger Park, the largest tiger park in Asia. See Siberian tigers up close  Afternoon • Stop by Harbin Polarland to see penguins, sea lions and beluga whales in the Arctic Zoo  Evening • Return to the city Stroll the old streets, Baroque streets (Lao Daowai) and try local products  🎿 Day 4: Snow town or ski resort Plan A: Yabuli Ski Resort • Skiing or sledding at Yabuli Resort (~2 hours from the city)  Plan B: China’s Snow Town • Travel to China’s Snow Town – a famous snow village, take photos, experience mountain culture  📸 Day 5: Volga Manor & Chinese-European style bar Morning, travel back to Harbin • Visit Volga Manor, a Russian-style architecture in the countryside near Harbin, take photos, find food in a European-Chinese atmosphere   ⸻ 🧳 Day 6: The last day before breakfast, travel back • Free time: Walk around Central Street again, prepare souvenirs such as Russian Madie’er ice cream or light winter clothes  • Check out the hotel Return to the airport/train station ⸻ 💡 Tips & Tricks • Clothing: Bring thick outdoor clothing, gloves, scarves, hats because the temperature can reach –30°C (–22°F) () • Getting around the city: Use Harbin Metro conveniently or Didi • Getting around the city: We recommend group chartering or using a rental car/taxi (snow resort, Volga Manor) • Annual Highlight: Ice & Snow Festival starts early January–February. Listen to announcements Adjust according to the season and your preferred travel style. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck