At 328 rmb, tickets are expensive. Yet the place takes in vistors like no ones business. Despite being the 25th edition, the event is badly organized and seemed geared just to squeeze every dollar from patrons. There are no proper rest areas and you have to stand in the limited warm spaces. Ice sculptures are so so... it is impossible to take part in any of the activities as queues are >4 hours long if you dont have a VVIP ticket.

I gave 3 start, because the slides queue for 5 hours. Especially thanks for the guy in the ticket counter who help us solve the payment issued. Mr.Zhou .

The Harbin Ice and Snow World is the most popular winter attraction during Harbin's annual festival which officially runs from around January 5 to February 25, but some attractions open to visitors before the opening ceremony, and when weather permits is still open after this period. Huge ice sculptures, with international competitors competing for various awards. Unfortunately all attractions are closed from January 27 due to the public health crisis.

My second trip to ice festivals of the world after hokaido ice festival in japan. We cant stay outside for more than 10 seconds. Everything freezez out there. So much excited to be back there but twice is enough for us tho.

It's impressive to see these giant "buildings" made from huge ice blocks, it's almost translucent and colorfully lighted at night. The area is huge park, and there are a variety of ice sculptures, and ice structures where you can walk up. There is an ice bar also where you can sit on ice stools covered with a fur mat. It's cold at night and at times your phone or camera will shut down, and need to be warmed up in your pocket in order to power back up. There is a cafe with food and drinks indoors to warm up. It's definitely fun to visit, just dress appropriately.

Overall an amazing place! It’s even better during sunset and at night with all the lights

The Harbin International Ice and Snow 哈尔滨国际冰雪节 Hā'ěrbīn Guójì Bīngxuě Jié is an annual winter festival that takes place with a theme in Harbin, Heilongjiang, China, and now is the largest ice and snow festival in the world. At first participants in the festival were mainly Chinese, however it has since become an international festival and competition The festival includes the world's biggest ice sculptures. Officially, the festival starts on January 5 and lasts one month. However, exhibits often open earlier and stay longer, weather permitting. While ice sculptures are erected throughout the city, there are two main exhibition areas. Ice and Snow World is an area open in the afternoon and at night which features illuminated full size buildings made from blocks of 2–3' thick ice taken directly from the Songhua River. The park usually opens from late December to late February. In 1999, the first Ice and Snow World opened to public to celebrate the millennium. Each year the park has to be rebuild with newly designed ice buildings and snow and ice sculptures. In recent years, the park has been as large as 80 hectares. During the festival, there are ice lantern park touring activities held in many parks in the city. Winter activities during the festival include Yabuli alpine skiing, winter-swimming in the Songhua River, and the ice-lantern exhibition in Zhaolin Garden. I had visited there on 2018 around new year festival that my family turn back to china for along times no there, that year was attracting too many visitors. I love in the huge ice sculptures,Shows some extra ordinary ice carvings. Beautiful place. For toddlers, bring a sled along for kids to ride in, sold outside door for RMB100. There are some baby slopes for tobogganing. There are also plastic butt protectors for RMB10, which will work with snow slides, but make ice slides too fast. If the kids can handle the cold, it's worth a whole day. Expect hours long queues in the evening for the big slides. The individual ice slides are impressively long. The big doughnut family rides have massive queues too. If a small slide is empty, could be worth it to go a few times before a queue forms up again. Dress very warmly. We had heat pads in our shoes. I tried to go without it, and had to put them in when getting some food.

Good to visit if you love and fond of snow 🌨️ 5-star.

It's amazing experienced, I've been there twice but I loved it more in winter time ,ice sculpture make it unique , more fun if you try their slide, they have the longest slide for grown up and their also for kids. I got interested in ice biking looks fun but I haven't try it.i love this place so much , you must try it out! To find out how wonderful to be there.

You will not imagine that that everything can made from ice! Is a huge place and you will see many things made from ice; building, tower, music Festival stage, everything from ice! Avail, this is the biggest ice festival around the world. Prepare your self because this place is completely huge! Amazing!

During the cold winter months, this park area transforms into an eclectic winter wonderland. You can see various snow/ice sculptures, handcrafted by a mini army of craftsmen. Some of the sculptures are rather sizable, reaching up to the footprint of a smallish building. Although the entrance fee is not exactly cheap, it was probably worth a visit, since a huge portion of the world do not have the requisite climate/temperatures to sustain outdoor large scale ice displays. The area is easy enough to navigate, and walking about or talking the park tram will suit people of all ages. It does get a bit cold, and there are not much amenities around, so dress warm, and you can probably spend an hour or 2 slowly exploring the area.

Cheap and effective for gathering of family members under the open sky. It's a huge place with lots of options (for some you need to purchase tickets), for both children and adults. Also, you can rent a bicycle here to wander around the park. If weather is good, bring your food from home and enjoy it in one of the Parks of Sun Island.

It's beautiful in winter. Entrance fee can be a little steep but worth it.

Must see in Harbin during winter months. Amazing sculptures.

Price is quite expensive and not really worth it, judging you can get a similar views elsewhere for free

Beautiful place

Cool

Such a beautiful place Must visit if you visit Harbin :) They also just re-opened the inside from Jan1st, 2023.

The landmark of Harbin by its grand and magnificent appearance and exotic atmosphere. Today, it is a popular tourist spot in the city attracting visitors home and abroad as well as a key historical site for the research of modern history of Harbin.

[Dead icons] Certainly worth a visit for the cultural insight. Harbin shows fascinating soviet-era influence all over. OK, Full-disclosure, I am a priest, so the faith side matters to me. I found it a very eerie visit. I'm not orthodox myself, I'm anglican, but I like orthodoxy - it's kind of "exotic" to me! So I'm used to seeing icons, and the place had some religious art on the walls, frescoes etc. But it was weird. They were all totally "DEAD". I felt nothing apart from maybe a bit confused. Then I realised, they were all fakes, painted by Chinese artists. Good artists too, I have no doubt. Great technique and all that, but... BIG but... to an iconographer, icons are painted as an act of prayer, and to an orthodox christian who prays before them, they are a window into God. The place felt like it needed to be prayed in again - but in 2008 (when I visited) that was not likely. I don't know if anything has changed.

It is end of summer 2023. St.Sophia's Cathedral looks beautifully magnificent in the afternoon sun. The restoration has done a wonderful job to restore its rich colors and grandeur. It is now an art museum of Harbin's history in paintings with descriptions in Chinese. It also couple as a music concert hall. Would be wonderful if the government can find an expert to restore the inner fascade to restore it back to its glorious yester year.

Fabulous Russian Orthodox church which is of August 2019 being renovated. However it is possible to get close to the church and take nice pictures of it. The church sits in a larger square which has a fountain in it among other sites. The square can get busy during the day. The square is surrounded by shops if there are too many people and you want to wait.

敷地の周りには、観光マグネットが販売👏 多くの人が写真撮影で賑わっています👥 観光にオススメです👍 (Translated by Google) Sightseeing magnets are sold around the site 👏 Many people are busy taking pictures👥 Recommended for sightseeing 👍

A lot of people taking photos. Pretty place still.

Gorgeous church, and they made the interior a concert hall with musicians playing.

Situated in probably one of the busiest areas of Harbin city, stands this historic church, constructed in a Russian Orthodox style architecture. While I am no expert on the history of Harbin, I think it is quite evident the influence Russia once had on the area, with a surprising amount of influence still visible till today. When we visited, the place is undergoing so major form of restorative work, so we did not manage to have a tour on the inside, but the outside seems beautiful enough. It is also quite lovely to visit considering that you are actually in China, and yet feels like you been teleported across the border.

The Russian influence in Harbin can be seen in this monumental structure. Best time to visit would be around or after 2 pm when the sun has shifted. The lighting is perfect for pictures. I would also suggest to go inside the visitor's center at the North side of the square. The center features the history of the Cathedral and the square.

It’s not the grandest of all churches but its long and colorful history and the fact that there’s an identical church thousands of kilometres away on the other side of the world together make St Sophia a lady oozing with character and majesty.

One of the prettiest cathedral i laid my eyes to. Sadly, this was under renovation when i visited Harbin. Maybe someday, ill get to see whats inside of this beautiful Russian cathedral. Worth a visit if you come across Harbin.

The building is very Russian. The whole Harbin city is a heritage of Russian culture. On this square you can find the biggest Orthodox church in the far east. There are many shopping malls around this square, so it is convenient to buy souvenirs.

(Translated by Google) The bus stop here is called Architecture Art Square, a landmark building in Harbin. Locals like to come here, and outsiders must go to the tourist attraction to take photos. There are many pigeons in front of the door. You can buy corn to feed the pigeons for 5 yuan a bag,,, but The church is generally not open. As a Harbin native, I don’t know what’s inside the church. (Original) 公交车在这站叫建筑艺术广场，哈尔滨的标志性建筑啦，本地人喜欢来，外地人必到拍照的旅游景点，门前好多鸽子，可以5块钱一包买玉米喂鸽子，，，不过教堂一般不开放，作为哈尔滨人，表示不知道教堂里面什么样

(Translated by Google) The Orthodox cathedral in the downtown area is surrounded by large department stores. It is majestic. You don’t have to go to Istanbul, Turkey. Unfortunately, it is just a model. There are no believers to worship. The CCP is a first-rate model show. (Original) 在鬧區的東正教大教堂,旁邊大百貨公司林立,氣勢雄偉,不用跑到土耳其伊斯坦堡,可惜只是樣板,沒有教友禮拜,中共作樣板戲一流

(Translated by Google) One of the most well-preserved churches in Harbin, it is a distinctive landscape in Harbin city. (Original) 哈爾濱保存最為完整的教堂之一，哈爾濱市區的一大特色景觀。

(Translated by Google) Square near Sofia Cathedral. Be careful as there is no shade. There are many souvenir shops around. (Original) ソフィア寺院近くの広場。日陰がないので注意。周囲に土産物屋多数。

(Translated by Google) I didn't really see anything interesting other than the Sophia Church (Original) No vi realmente nada interesante más que la iglesia de Sophia

(Translated by Google) Yes, there are many vendors outside. (Original) 不错，外面很多小商贩。

It is simply sad to torture animals. I hope everyone who wants to visit this place will think again and not sponsor this place so that animals can continue to be kept here in far too small and inappropriate enclosures. This is cruelty to animals

This place is widely unethical and torturous to polar bears which are highly intelligent and social animals

Why would anyone support this place? Putting polar bears in captivity in small rooms is disgusting. I hope this place shuts down.

The opposite of responsible, sustainable tourism.Enclosures for the animals are too small, no proper enrichment, concrete tanks...

Decent place to see winter animals.

Not in their season, but still can visit an indoor ice crafting and enjoy their autumn views. Nice place

For those who have awarded this hotel a 5-star rating and have made reservations, please be aware that your support may unintentionally contribute to animal cruelty and the confinement of polar bears within the hotel premises. It is imperative to acknowledge that wildlife should not be exploited for human entertainment. We strongly encourage the local community to come together and boycott this establishment by refraining from making reservations at the hotel. Let us prioritize ethical treatment of animals and work towards ensuring their well-being.

Love to see the Beluga whale performance!

Animal cruelty! Please do not visit this hell on earth 💔

Lots of fun shows. The Beluga show is absolutely a must-see. It's breathtaking. Highly recommended and worth the price of admission alone. However, due note that they cage animals in a very tight environment, so if you don't like seeing polar bears in enclosed space, better avoid.

Nice place but poor the animals 😿

In a world where the coexistence of humans and animals should be rooted in compassion, it is disheartening to witness the persistent issue of animal cruelty within man-made cages. The stark reality is that many animals are subjected to a life of suffering, stripped of their natural habitats and instincts for the sake of human entertainment or profit. Investing in industries that perpetuate this exploitation not only fuels the suffering of innocent creatures but also reflects a disconnect from our responsibility as stewards of this planet. It’s essential for us to reevaluate our choices and stand united against the mistreatment of animals. Let’s redirect our support towards ethical practices, organizations, and businesses that prioritize the well-being of animals over profits. By making conscious choices and rejecting the allure of exploitative industries, we contribute to a world where animals are treated with the respect and dignity they deserve.

This place is a joke! People really still go here and give them money???? To hurt these animals and keep them enclosed???? DONT GO HERE! DONT SUPPORT ANIMAL ABUSE!!!!!! p.s. if you do go here, you do support animal abuse, you support rotten people who care only about themselves. You are encouraging these people. It's disgusting.

The hotel owners can put their kids in the enclosure! Stop abusing animals for profits! Shame on guests as well for going there!

What did they do with the animals now that they're shut down???? Probably left them starving and without water, to die after a life of torture. People who paid for this are disgusting psychopaths

Lovely gardens and park land set in the middle of Harbin. The gardens are free to enter and you can spend anywhere between 10 minutes and half the day in there. It is a good place to sit and enjoy yourself. There are also boats that can be rented and a children's amusement park- both of which require money. The park also contains some small animals in cages for children to feed.

時期が遅かったのか？入場無料でした。氷も溶けたり落ちたりしていました。市内中心部から近く、入場無料だったことを考えれば行って良かったと思いますが、氷雪大世界とは規模が比べ物になりません。 (Translated by Google) Was it too late? Admission was free. The ice was also melting and falling. Considering that it was close to the city center and free to enter, I think it was good to go, but the scale is not comparable to the ice and snow world.

beautifull place for walk in winter in the heart from Haerbin

In winter time the Zhaolin Park hosts an ice sculpture exhibition not as big as the international one across the river but very nice to look at and costs only half of it. Definitely worth a visit.

Looks beautiful, but currently closed.

No bad

Awesome

FIne place

It’s great to connect with my family through these sites. It gave me chills when I was there. It was interesting and very informative. My great uncle died here, he was accomplished scientist. Rest In Peace to all the brave souls lost at this place. The world needs to here more about Japans hard work in China.

I visited the Museum unit 731, I get to learn many things about current friends and previous enemies Chinese and Japanese. Japanese War Crimes committed a biological and chemical warfare research and development wing of the Imperial Japanese Army that undertook lethal human experimentation during the Second Sino-Japanese War with the English translation everything was super cool and well understood.

worth a visit though it's a bit far away from the usual tourist site...good historical info on the unit 731 and Japan biological warfare units in ww2

Very well done up museum, FOC when we went. Upkeep not top notch maybe due to lack of income, but generally good. Fair amount of English write-up. Easily spend a couple hours with a teen and a 8yo. Some graphic info is presented for those faint of heart. Well designed exhibits. There might have been an audio tour, but we were not offered maybe because we did not look like foreigners. Museum can be cold in winter, so keep your jacket handy.

Nice musuem well curated and presented

Learn from the history. We havr to build a harmony together. Stop War. Bring oeace everywhere

Great deal of information.

At 328 rmb, tickets are expensive. Yet the place takes in vistors like no ones business. Despite being the 25th edition, the event is badly organized and seemed geared just to squeeze every dollar from patrons. There are no proper rest areas and you have to stand in the limited warm spaces. Ice sculptures are so so... it is impossible to take part in any of the activities as queues are >4 hours long if you dont have a VVIP ticket.

I gave 3 start, because the slides queue for 5 hours. Especially thanks for the guy in the ticket counter who help us solve the payment issued. Mr.Zhou .

The Harbin Ice and Snow World is the most popular winter attraction during Harbin's annual festival which officially runs from around January 5 to February 25, but some attractions open to visitors before the opening ceremony, and when weather permits is still open after this period. Huge ice sculptures, with international competitors competing for various awards. Unfortunately all attractions are closed from January 27 due to the public health crisis.

My second trip to ice festivals of the world after hokaido ice festival in japan. We cant stay outside for more than 10 seconds. Everything freezez out there. So much excited to be back there but twice is enough for us tho.

It's impressive to see these giant "buildings" made from huge ice blocks, it's almost translucent and colorfully lighted at night. The area is huge park, and there are a variety of ice sculptures, and ice structures where you can walk up. There is an ice bar also where you can sit on ice stools covered with a fur mat. It's cold at night and at times your phone or camera will shut down, and need to be warmed up in your pocket in order to power back up. There is a cafe with food and drinks indoors to warm up. It's definitely fun to visit, just dress appropriately.

Overall an amazing place! It’s even better during sunset and at night with all the lights

The Harbin International Ice and Snow 哈尔滨国际冰雪节 Hā'ěrbīn Guójì Bīngxuě Jié is an annual winter festival that takes place with a theme in Harbin, Heilongjiang, China, and now is the largest ice and snow festival in the world. At first participants in the festival were mainly Chinese, however it has since become an international festival and competition The festival includes the world's biggest ice sculptures. Officially, the festival starts on January 5 and lasts one month. However, exhibits often open earlier and stay longer, weather permitting. While ice sculptures are erected throughout the city, there are two main exhibition areas. Ice and Snow World is an area open in the afternoon and at night which features illuminated full size buildings made from blocks of 2–3' thick ice taken directly from the Songhua River. The park usually opens from late December to late February. In 1999, the first Ice and Snow World opened to public to celebrate the millennium. Each year the park has to be rebuild with newly designed ice buildings and snow and ice sculptures. In recent years, the park has been as large as 80 hectares. During the festival, there are ice lantern park touring activities held in many parks in the city. Winter activities during the festival include Yabuli alpine skiing, winter-swimming in the Songhua River, and the ice-lantern exhibition in Zhaolin Garden. I had visited there on 2018 around new year festival that my family turn back to china for along times no there, that year was attracting too many visitors. I love in the huge ice sculptures,Shows some extra ordinary ice carvings. Beautiful place. For toddlers, bring a sled along for kids to ride in, sold outside door for RMB100. There are some baby slopes for tobogganing. There are also plastic butt protectors for RMB10, which will work with snow slides, but make ice slides too fast. If the kids can handle the cold, it's worth a whole day. Expect hours long queues in the evening for the big slides. The individual ice slides are impressively long. The big doughnut family rides have massive queues too. If a small slide is empty, could be worth it to go a few times before a queue forms up again. Dress very warmly. We had heat pads in our shoes. I tried to go without it, and had to put them in when getting some food.

Good to visit if you love and fond of snow 🌨️ 5-star.

It's amazing experienced, I've been there twice but I loved it more in winter time ,ice sculpture make it unique , more fun if you try their slide, they have the longest slide for grown up and their also for kids. I got interested in ice biking looks fun but I haven't try it.i love this place so much , you must try it out! To find out how wonderful to be there.

You will not imagine that that everything can made from ice! Is a huge place and you will see many things made from ice; building, tower, music Festival stage, everything from ice! Avail, this is the biggest ice festival around the world. Prepare your self because this place is completely huge! Amazing!

It was a wonderful experience! The snow was thick and beautiful, it complimented the Russian buildings really well. We took lots of great pictures there. The show and winter activities like sledding was really enjoyable as well.

Something different in China. I had my doubts coming here but I can say I had a good time and the buildings plus the landscape are beautiful. I paid 120 rmb for the ticket With the slide from the palace (it's the cheapest one, just to walk around and take pictures). There are different buildings and some of them aren't open yet. The main ones are the palace (nice dance hall), the coffee shop, the hotel, the shop and the church. Then there is also a cafe and bar, then a restaurant.

Not your typical amusement park. There's a lot of miniature building in this park. But there's not enough fun provided for kids. Suitable for you who want to take great photos. There is a hotel inside the volga manor area, it is pretty standard, not typical resort hotel, but the area is pretty quite and peaceful at night.

I came here in early spring. Not that much green land. Good to escape hot summer to enjoy riding a bike here. Very large area, if you wanna walk around you have to take long time. But its early spring, not that beautiful (Early May, 2019)

Visited on 30 December 23 with my family. There were quite crowded because it's also Chinese national holiday. The weather was about -11°c and it's snowing! ✨️🎄

Beautiful Russian themed Park village. We arrived on 2 Sept 23, beginning of autumn. The weather is sunny beautiful 28C You could spend the whole day here if not stay for a day or 2. Great place for photography even though could be more disabled friendly by offering rides from one place to another. They do have buggy rides which cost RMB300 perhour. There's the twin cycling option of RMB60 for part of the park. We went on the river cruise at Poseidon Bay. It's RMB30 perperson. Overall it's a wonderful place to spend the day.

A rather large estate that has been designed to incorporate as much Russian style architecture as possible. I guess you can think of it as a Russian themed park of sorts, with the "western" restaurant serving Russian cuisine inspired fare, dance shows etc. The hotel within the compound is mediocre at best. The rooms were alright in terms of comfort and amenities, but really nothing truly inspiring or memorable. As we visited during the winter season, the lake froze over, and being able to walk across and explore was nice. There were some winter related activities, but I would think that during the warmer months, there will probably be more to do. Suitable for a short stay, and I enjoyed the change in scenery, but I would not recommend staying an extended duration during winter, since there really isn't that much to keep you entertained for long.

Like the place, beautiful buildings n nice landscape

A little Russian theme park, but almost zero activities at night.

A small Russian village with museum , frozen lake and downhill sled ride which we enjoyed. Fascinating experience during christmass time.

Great place for family. Not so crowded

It is nice park at river starts from people'square .you will find many locals gathering and singing , doing daily sports .some ice scuptulures with nice view at frozen river and sun island.many sports equipments available to use for free.

We can walk above the frozen river at winter time. Very interesting!

Built in 1953 to showcase friendship between China and Soviet Union, Stalin Park is one of the most famous scenic spots in Harbin City, overlooking the Songhua River. In winter, the park is designated as one of the venues of the yearly Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival. The medical staff tried to convince a homeless person to go with them, but when unpersuaded left him to sit where he was at the edge of the pavement. Interesting souvenirs available at gift shops nearby.

One good place in my experience to visit here Sidalin park in January 2019. Many cute Snowman & Snowgirl.

Iconic monument memorizing the fight against the floods

A small monument but can walk 1 min to a small snow sculptures park (free entrance) and also walk 3 min to Central Walking Street.

this boulevard along the Mudan river . clean , got public toilets . good for taking photos and friend chatting

Close to SongHuaJiang. Very crowded

Well not a great experience first time I visited there. Probably it was mid if the day and temperature was bit on a higher side. Anyways I would recommend you to visit this place in the evening, you may like it. Also, fee to get on deck is 150 RMB which is a lot and buffet is not included in it

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Glass floor was fun. The view of the City was great. The wall of famous people from North America,Canada and US, there before me an eye opener. Probably to see the Ice sculptures. A great place to begin a tour of Cina

Awesome view (although thru the bars) from the 190m sightseeing platform. Open until 7pm. Entrance adult fee ¥150.

Nice view, nice food, nice place but the service can improve.

Highest metal tower in Asia. Closes early, so go quick. Kind of dirty.

This is a funny place, the view from the top of the tower is amazing.

Nice place

Decently priced, we got the VIP ticket for 99rmb (One-Way) across the Songhua River. The VIP ticket includes a short 8D film experience (Rooftop) and be able to skip the line for the Gondola Lift (Level 3), you essentially pay extra to skip the line. Short 5 minute ride across the river with some spectacular views. We also had a nice walk back across the river (15 minute walk) which was also a nice experience.

Pretty well priced to catch the cable car back and forth over the Songhua river, the cable cars are located on the third floor and you have to navigate through a lot of shops and stairs before getting there. Tickets are purchased on the ground floors. We caught the last ride back across and managed to catch the sunset and fabulous views of the frozen river.

Frozen over in winter and it was just so interesting seeing the locals enjoying the ice. Guys doing handbrake turns, kids being pulled by a SUV on the ice. Awesome view.

River frozen during winter. U can walk across to sun island and visit Russia Style town.

The 3-D movie theatre is set in an old stone building that's historical. It appears to be a synagogue or perhaps a church, from 1910 when this was a Russian province. The park ground surrounding the building are paved with grave marker stones that have been laid horizontal, to serve at sidewalks. This is presumably the original historic graveyard.

(Translated by Google) It’s gone, it’s no different from a normal park. (Original) 已经没有了，跟普通公园没区别了

(Translated by Google) There are few recreational facilities, the price is too expensive, and the recreational items have not been updated for many years. (Original) 游乐设施较少，价格偏贵，游乐项目多年未更新。

(Translated by Google) Located in Harbin Cultural Park, it is the largest amusement park in Harbin. It has roller coasters and other large-scale amusement facilities. The Ferris wheel in the park can be seen from a few kilometers away. It is very spectacular. Open spring and summer. A great place for young people who like excitement. (Original) 位于哈尔滨文化公园内，是哈尔滨最大的游乐场，有过山车等大型游乐设施，公园内的摩天轮，在几公里开外就能望到，很壮观。春夏季开放。喜欢刺激的年轻人的好去处。