See ice sculptures in these six places

Harbin's ice sculptures are very famous. Various kinds of ice sculptures, ice lanterns, and ice and snow art make Harbin a city that must be visited every winter.

Harbin Ice and Snow World

Harbin Ice and Snow World is an annual ice and snow themed carnival, open from Christmas to early March of the following year. Here, you can admire beautiful ice sculptures, snow sculptures, and ice castles. The ice lantern feast at night, illuminated by various lights, is even more enchanting. You can also enjoy various snow entertainment activities.

Sun Island Snow Expo

The Sun Island Snow Expo is located within the Sun Island Scenic Area. Unlike the ice sculptures at the Ice and Snow World, the Snow Expo mainly showcases snow sculptures, making it more suitable for daytime viewing. The Snow Expo is held annually for about two months, during which visitors can admire various large snow sculptures created by artists from both China and abroad.

Yabuli Ice and Snow Happy Valley

Yabuli Ice and Snow Entertainment Valley is located on the Lingzhi Lake ice surface of the Yabuli Ski Resort under the Heilongjiang Provincial Sports Bureau. It offers nearly 20 projects to tourists from all over the country. The Longjiang Pavilion showcases the local customs and culture of Heilongjiang, ice and snow culture, the development history of China's ice and snow industry, and the geographical features and natural resources of the Longjiang region.

Central Street Colorful Ice Sculpture World

It is a boutique ice sculpture exhibition center that integrates viewing, leisure, entertainment, and training. The ice lamp products, under the control of modern technology with lighting and music, are colorful and unique, presenting a magical ice and snow fairy tale world.

Harbin Old Street Ice Lantern

The Old Street Ice and Snow Art Museum is located at the intersection of Central Avenue and West Badao Street, in the basement of Fengxian Sports Complex. It is an ice sculpture exhibition center that integrates viewing, leisure, entertainment, and training. The exhibition area of the museum gathers award-winning works from the Harbin Ice Lantern Festival ice sculpture competitions over the years, using a total of 1,000 cubic meters of ice and with a total investment of 30 million yuan. It can accommodate 3,000 to 5,000 visitors per day.
Zhaolin Park is just over 200 meters from Central Street. It is the oldest urban park in Harbin and has been the venue for the annual Ice Lantern Festival.