Best of Harbin Private Day Trip

Hotel Pick-up & Transfer to the Sun Island
Your private guide will meet you at your hotel lobby (or designated location) at the scheduled time, holding a sign with your name. You’ll then enjoy a comfortable, air-conditioned private transfer to Sun Island, which takes approximately 30 minutes.

Sun Island Snow Festival
Sun Island is the second largest stage for the renowned Harbin Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival. Here, colossal and intricately detailed snow sculptures stand as awe-inspiring testaments to artistic mastery. Crafted from densely compacted snow, these frozen masterpieces defy gravity and weather. Visitors can marvel at these icy wonders and then dive into the excitement of snowmobiling, mini-skiing, or sledding. For a touch of nature, the park’s animal zone invites guests to interact with playful squirrels and graceful deer.

Siberian Tiger Park
Transfer to the Siberian Tiger Park (approximately 10 km, about 20 minutes). Nestled within the picturesque Songhua River Valley, the Siberian Tiger Park is a sprawling sanctuary dedicated to preserving these majestic big cats. Home to over 1,000 Siberian tigers, it stands as a global leader in tiger conservation. The park meticulously recreates the tigers’ natural environment, encompassing expansive forests, open grasslands, and flowing rivers. Here, these magnificent creatures roam freely, showcasing their innate power and grace. Visitors can embark on walking trails or ascend observation platforms to witness the awe-inspiring spectacle of these apex predators in their simulated wilderness.

Lunch at a Halal Restaurant

The Ice and Snow World
Harbin Ice and Snow World is a breathtaking winter wonderland renowned for its extraordinary ice and snow sculptures. This colossal theme park, one of the largest of its kind globally, boasts over 2,000 intricate ice creations, enchanting landscapes, towering ice castles, thrilling rides, and captivating shows. Each year, the park unveils a new world of wonder, featuring awe-inspiring sculptures inspired by diverse themes.

Saint Sophia Cathedral
The Saint Sophia Cathedral, a towering symbol of Harbin’s Russian heritage, is the largest Eastern Orthodox church in the Far East. Constructed in 1907 by Russian settlers, this architectural marvel showcases the grandeur of Russian Revival style. Originally dedicated to Divine Wisdom, the cathedral’s striking red brick exterior is crowned by a distinctive onion-shaped dome. Inside, ornate frescoes and stained glass windows once illuminated the space. Today, this historic landmark houses the Harbin Architecture Art Gallery, offering a glimpse into the city’s rich past.

The Central Street
Harbin’s Central Street is a vibrant, pedestrian-only thoroughfare stretching 1.45 kilometers through the city’s heart. Constructed in 1898 by Russian engineers during Harbin’s colonial era, it was initially named “Chinese Street.” Today, it’s hailed as Harbin’s “Architectural Art Museum,” boasting a captivating blend of eclectic, Baroque, Renaissance, and modern styles. As the locals say, “A visit to Harbin is incomplete without experiencing Central Street.”

Transfer Back to Hotel
Transfer back to your hotel in Harbin. This trip concludes upon arrival at your hotel in Harbin. If you need any additional tours or services, please let us know and we will be glad to assist you with arrangements.