Harbin's Ice and Snow World, recognized as the world's largest ice-and-snow theme park, continues to captivate visitors in January 2026 following its December 17 opening last year. Located in the Chinese mainland's northeastern Heilongjiang Province, the park features record-breaking attractions including a 420-meter ice slide and a snowflake-themed Ferris wheel illuminated by cutting-edge LED technology.
Daily attendance has surpassed 30,000 visitors this month, with international travelers comprising 40% of guests. The park's ice sculpting teams from 15 countries recently completed a collaborative installation symbolizing global cultural exchange.
Economic analysts note the park's role in boosting winter tourism revenue, with nearby hotels reporting 95% occupancy rates throughout the current season. The attraction remains open through February 28, offering visitors unique experiences combining traditional ice artistry with modern entertainment technologies.
