Harbin's Ice Wonderland Explore
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- Luggage Transfers
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Top Tours in Harbin
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Harbin is famous for being an Ice Wonderland but it much more. Combine the magic of the winter spectacular with the many other attractions that Harbin has to offer. Perhaps your highlight will be feeding a rare Siberian Tiger.
Daparture Date:
From January 5 to February 25
Duration:
4 Days
$ 737 per person
Day 1
Place & Transport: Arrive in Harbin, Flight not included
Today's Activities: Airport Transfer (Harbin)
Accommodations: Modern Hotel Harbin (Economy)
Day 2
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Place & Transport: Harbin
Today's Activities: Sun Island Scenic Area, Siberian Tiger Park, The Central Street, Harbin Zhaolin Park
Meals: Breakfast, Chinese Lunch at Dongfang Jiaozi Wang (King of Eastern Dumplings)
- Sun Island Scenic Area (1.5 hours): The Sun Island Park is the site of the Snow Sculpture Exposition. During the exposition, Chinese and international artists gather together to create a wonderful snow world. It is a famous snow art museum and many gorgeous snow sculptures have been placed at the expo's main square known as the Romantic and Marvelous Area. It is a wonderful choice to visit those art works in the day time.
- Siberian Tiger Park (1 hour): Harbin Siberian Tiger Park protects over 800 purebred Siberian tigers, more than 100 of which can be viewed by visitors. Lions, pumas, leopards and Ligers (result of a lion and a tiger breeding) are also housed in the park. The park offers a natural environment for the tigers. A bus with wire-mesh fences takes tourists through the park to see the tigers, which roam freely in the park.
- The Central Street (30 minutes): Originally built in 1898, Central Street is the most prosperous street in Harbin. This one-mile-long pedestrian street is also considered an architecture art gallery, with buildings of the most influential western architectural styles, such as Baroque and Byzantine, lining its both sides. Central Street also provides a good opportunity for shopping and dining.
- Harbin Zhaolin Park: Zhaolin Park was named after Li Zhaolin, a famous general of the Allied Anti- Japanese Army. The famous Ice Lantern Festival is held in the park annually with a theme, attracting a large number of visitors from home and abroad.
- Dongfang Jiaozi Wang (King of Eastern Dumplings): The Dangfang restaurant is one of the most popular restaurants in Harbin. It specializes in Northeastern Chinese cuisine, with Dumplings as its specialty. It is highly recommended by customers for its good food and reasonable prices.
Accommodations: Modern Hotel Harbin (Economy)
Day 3
Place & Transport: Harbin
Today's Activities: Winter Swimming Watching, The Jile Temple (Jile si), Confucius Temple, Dragon tower, The Ice and Snow World
Meals: Breakfast, Chinese Lunch at The Zhengyanglou Restaurant
- Winter Swimming Watching (30 minutes): The ice city of Harbin is an ideal place for all kinds of winter sports, including skiing, sledging and ice sailing. Some local people, especially the elders and retirees, believe that winter swimming benefits health. When the outdoor temperature falls down to a freezing minus 30 C (minus 22 F), these swimmers wear their swimsuits and plunge into the icy swimming pool. Check out this activity from 10:00 to 11:00 and from 13:30 to 14:30 each day on the frozen Songhua River.
- The Jile Temple (Jile si): Built in 1923, Jile Temple is the largest Buddhist Temple in Heilongjiang Province. Its architecture and layout all follow the Chinese Buddhist style. It is very popular among local people, especially during traditional festivals, when people come to pray and burn incense. There is pagoda complex inside the temple where tourists can admire the ancient pagodas.
- Confucius Temple : Built in 1926, it is the largest and best preserved Confucious temple in Northeast China. The whole complex was constructed in memoriam of Confucious, a great ancient Chinese philosopher. Each year, a grand ceremony in a traditional manner is held in September to worship this great thinker.
- Dragon tower: Dragon Tower is a landmark of Harbin City, and it serves as Heilongjiang TV Broadcasting Tower. With a height of 336 meters (1102 ft), it is renowned as the top steel tower in Asia. A visit to the observation platform gives a nice panoramic view of Harbin. There are also many other scenic spots inside the tower body, such as Buddha statues, the wax work museum of ancient Chinese emperors, and sightseeing platforms.A revolving restaurant at the height of 186 meter (610 ft) offers spectacular dining experience.
- The Ice and Snow World (1.5 hours): Located at the north bank of the Songhua River, the Ice and Snow World is the must-see sight during Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival. After dark, it provides visitors a good opportunity to appreciate a galaxy of unique ice and snow art. Making use of the features of ice and snow, by way of multidimensional presentation methods, these exquisitely man-made ice and snow art works turn the place into a dreamlike world of pure whiteness and gleaming crystal.
- The Zhengyanglou Restaurant: The Zhengyanglou Restaurant is one of the most popular restaurants in Harbin. It specializes in Northeastern Chinese cuisine. It is highly recommended by customers for its good food and reasonable prices.
Accommodations: Modern Hotel Harbin (Economy)
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Price Inclusions and Exclusions
Price Inclusions:
- Entrance Fees:
To scenic spots as listed in the itinerary. - Meals:
All meals as specified in the itinerary.
If the restaurant indicated is not available on the day, your guide will arrange another restaurant from our list of approved restaurants. Breakfast is usually a western style buffet. We endeavor to ensure that a choice of western and Chinese breakfasts is supplied, however there may be occasions when only a Chinese breakfast is available in some remote locations. - Private Transfers:
Transfers between airports, hotels and scenic spots while sightseeing in Harbin by private air conditioned vehicle with a driver and English-speaking guide (as listed above).
Your comfort is our priority! Click here to get a description of the vehicles that we use for our tours. - Guide:
As outlined in the itinerary an English-speaking guide and driver will be provided in each city, who will remain with you throughout your time in that city. A new guide and a new driver will meet you at each city on your tour, to provide you with the best local knowledge available. - Hotels:
Hotel fees are based on two people sharing one room with twin beds.
All hotels as listed in the above itinerary serve daily western or Chinese breakfast. All rooms are air-conditioned with private facilities unless specified. - Service Charge & Government Taxes:
- Insurance
The insurance is China Life Tourist Accident/Casualty Insurance.
Click here to learn more about the insurance coverage and the sum insured. - Luggage Transfers:
Between airports and hotels. - Arrangements:
The tour cost includes planning, handling, operational and communication charges.
Price Exclusions:
- Personal Expenses:
Expenses of a purely personal nature such as laundry, drinks, fax, telephone calls, optional activities, sightseeing or meals which are not included in the tour itinerary. - Meals:
Any meals which are not specified in the tour itinerary. - Single Room Supplement.
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