Harbin Ice and Snow World is one of the world's largest ice and snow theme parks, renowned for its spectacular ice and snow sculptures.

 Established in 1999, it was initially part of the millennium celebrations and has since evolved into a showcase of ice and snow culture, attracting visitors globally.

The park is a testament to Harbin's historical and cultural affinity with winter, often referred to as the 'Ice City'.

Spanning an area of 600,000 square meters, it features over 2,000 ice sculptures that are intricately designed and beautifully illuminated at night.

 Each year, the park adopts a new theme, integrating cultural elements and innovative designs to create a fresh and unique experience for visitors.

The 25th Harbin Ice and Snow World, aligning with the 2025 Asian Winter Games, promises to be the largest in its history, covering a planned area of 810,000 square meters.

 Visitors can enjoy a variety of winter activities, including super ice slides, snowflake Ferris wheels, and skiing experiences.

 The park also offers performances such as the Harbin Ice Show and Vehicle Ballet Show, alongside interactive entertainment like snow spinning and ice bicycles.

It's not just a winter destination; an indoor ice and snow paradise allows visitors to enjoy the coolness of ice even in summer.

 The Harbin Ice and Snow World is not only an amusement park but also a cultural phenomenon, reflecting the spirit and creativity of Harbin and its people.