As the New Year unfolds, northern China is witnessing a surge in ice-and-snow tourism, drawing enthusiasts from across the region. An enchanting ice-and-snow park in Taiyuan, the capital of Shanxi Province, has become a hotspot for visitors seeking colorful activities against a backdrop of stunning winter scenery.
Thrill-seekers are flocking to the park to indulge in exhilarating adventures such as sliding down snow-covered slopes and riding snowmobiles and tanks. The park’s diverse offerings cater to people of all ages, providing a perfect blend of excitement and cultural experience.
Meanwhile, ski resorts nestled in the suburbs of Taiyuan are experiencing a peak season like never before. With an increasing interest in winter sports, these resorts offer state-of-the-art facilities and slopes suitable for both beginners and seasoned skiers. The booming ice-and-snow tourism industry not only boosts the local economy but also highlights the growing popularity of winter sports in the Chinese mainland.
This trend reflects a broader movement across Asia, where communities embrace seasonal activities to celebrate cultural traditions and promote healthy lifestyles. The flourishing winter tourism sector in northern China is expected to continue its growth, attracting both domestic and international visitors keen to experience the unique charm of ice-and-snow sports.
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Residents in N China join ice-and-snow sports to ring in the New Year
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