Since entering the ice and snow season, Harbin in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province has seen a remarkable surge in popularity. Tourists from across the globe are flocking to this winter paradise, drawn by its stunning ice sculptures and vibrant cultural festivities.
This year marks the largest ever Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival, setting new records for visitor numbers and spectacular displays. Harbin Ice Snow World, the heart of the festival, is a sprawling park filled with intricate ice carvings, illuminated by colorful lights that transform the night into a dazzling spectacle.
What should you visit in Harbin Ice Snow World? Start with the towering ice castles that showcase masterful craftsmanship, each one uniquely themed to highlight different aspects of winter magic. Don't miss the ice slides and skating rinks, perfect for both adventure seekers and those looking to enjoy a leisurely ice dance under the stars.
Among the highlights are the interactive ice installations that allow visitors to engage directly with the art, creating memorable experiences for all ages. The festival also features a variety of performances, from traditional ice lantern exhibitions to modern light shows, blending cultural heritage with contemporary creativity.
Join us as we follow CGTN reporter Yang Xinmeng through the heart of the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival. Experience the enchantment and wonder that make Harbin a top destination for winter travelers and culture enthusiasts alike.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
