Harbin City Tours in Winter: Beyond the Ice Festival

Embark on our best Harbin tours and you’re guaranteed an enchanting holiday to China’s Icy City, filled with exclusive winter fun, amazing ice and snow discovery, and awe-inspiring winter landscapes. Our Harbin city tours are crafted by local experts, connecting you to the soul of the city. On a customized holiday in Harbin City, you’ll form a deeper understanding of Harbin’s fascinating ice cultures, and unique history showed by its Russian and Western-style architectural gems.

Alongside your local private guide you’ll explore the annual Harbin Ice and Snow Festival, admire many spectacular snow sculptures and ice lanterns, explore a range of exotic architectures, go skiing at the Yabuli Ski Resort, and enjoy popular Northeast China snow activities at the remote villages of China Snow town. When enjoying a Harbin city tour with family, kids or friends, you will enjoy the luxury of total peace of mind that comes with our 24-hour assistance throughout this time.

How to Plan a Harbin City Tour in Winter?

Best time to visit: During winter from December to February of the following year (Harbin Ice Festival is held from January 5th, and last one month), when the temperature can drop as low as -20℃ or even lower, the entire city resembles a winter fairy tale. You will see the huge ice castles and illuminated sculptures in the Ice World.
Getting to Harbin & around: You can fly directly to Harbin from major cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. From nearby cities like Beijing, you can take the high-speed train. In Harbin City, subway, bus and taxi are available.
How many days needed: A 2-3 day tour of Harbin City will take you to Central Street, St. Sophia Cathedral, Sun Island Scenic Area and the Ice and Snow World. If you have 4-5 days, you can go skiing at Yabuli and take a sled ride in the Snow Village of China.