Cities to visit:
Harbin, known as "China's Ice City," is famous for its winter beauty and vibrant Russian influences. The Harbin International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival showcases massive ice sculptures, attracting visitors worldwide. St. Sophia Cathedral and Central Street reflect the city’s Russian heritage, offering a blend of architecture, shops, and cafes. During winter, the Siberian Tiger Park and Sun Island provide unique wildlife experiences. Harbin’s rich culture and winter charm make it a captivating year-round destination.

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Yabuli International Ski Resort: If you're a skiing or snowboarding enthusiast, Yabuli International Ski Resort is a must-visit. As the largest and most famous ski resort in China, it offers a variety of slopes for all skill levels, from beginners to experts. The resort also features top-notch facilities and stunning snowy landscapes, making it a perfect spot for winter sports.

Snow Town (Xuexiang): Snow Town, also known as Xuexiang, is a picturesque village renowned for its thick snowfall and charming winter scenery. It's ideal for those who want to experience the quintessential snow-covered village. Activities here include snow activities like snowmobiling, ice fishing, and exploring the beautifully decorated streets.

Ice and Snow Sculpture Art Expo: Harbin's Ice and Snow Sculpture Art Expo is a world-famous event showcasing enormous, intricately carved ice sculptures and snow artworks. This annual festival usually runs from December to February and features impressive sculptures illuminated with colorful lights. It's a surreal experience that captures the magic of Harbin's winter.

Central Avenue: Pedestrian Zhongyang Street is a historical pedestrian street renowned for its European-style architecture and vibrant atmosphere. It's a great place to experience the city's history and culture, shop for local products, and enjoy a variety of dining options.

Volga Manor: Volga Manor is a unique cultural theme park that reflects Russian architectural style and culture. It offers a glimpse into Russian heritage amidst the snowy backdrop of Harbin. Attractions include traditional Russian performances, cuisine, and architectural tours.

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