Monkey King Ice Spectacle Lights Up Beijing’s Longqing Gorge
Beijing’s Longqing Gorge dazzles with a Monkey King-themed ice lantern festival, blending animation nostalgia and winter artistry. Open until late February 2026.
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Beijing’s Longqing Gorge dazzles with a Monkey King-themed ice lantern festival, blending animation nostalgia and winter artistry. Open until late February 2026.
Beijing’s Shougang Park offers free winter activities with magical light displays and snow sculptures through the 2026 season, blending industrial heritage with seasonal charm.
Harbin’s 38th Snow Sculpture Expo showcases stunning ice art, boosting tourism and cultural exchange. Explore the winter wonderland virtually or in person.
A vibrant balloon parade featuring beloved characters and giant inflatables brought joy to Hong Kong residents and visitors, highlighting the city’s cultural vibrancy and post-pandemic revival.
Xinjiang’s ice sailing regatta attracts elite athletes, boosting winter tourism and transforming local economies through innovative cold-resource utilization.
Harbin’s 2026 Ice and Snow World breaks records as the largest winter theme park globally, blending technology with cultural heritage to boost regional tourism.
Shenlu Park’s ice-and-snow festival in Gansu Province is drawing tourists, boosting local winter tourism and cultural engagement in 2026.
Harbin’s 2026 Ice and Snow World, the world’s largest ice-and-snow theme park, blends technology and culture to draw record global visitors while boosting regional tourism.
Hefei’s 2026 Luzhou New Year Lantern Fair showcases over 50 installations blending tradition and digital art, celebrating the Year of the Horse until March 4.
Harbin’s 2026 Ice and Snow World dazzles with the ‘Rose Icefall,’ a 15-meter winter wonder blending art and nature, driving tourism growth in Northeast China.
Harbin’s 2026 Ice and Snow World opens record-breaking winter attraction with 400,000 cubic meters of ice sculptures, enhanced facilities, and frozen ticket prices.
Shanghai’s Sinan Mansions hosted a dynamic 2026 New Year celebration featuring cultural showcases, culinary arts, and international dialogue through food and film.
The 27th Harbin Ice and Snow World, now the largest in its history, combines cutting-edge technology with cultural showcases, driving winter tourism growth in northeast China.
China Media Group announces four sub-venues for the 2026 Spring Festival Gala, highlighting regional diversity and cultural unity across the Chinese mainland.
Harbin’s 38th Sun Island Snow Sculpture Expo opens, showcasing massive snow art and boosting winter tourism in Northeast Asia.
Hong Kong concludes 2025 racing season with international showdown at Sha Tin, blending tradition and cutting-edge technology before global audience.
National Ballet of China debuts reimagined ‘Le Corsaire,’ merging classical ballet with modern innovation in a landmark 2025 production.
Harbin’s upgraded 19-meter snowman, unveiled this month, dazzles visitors with frosty charm as it heralds 2026, reinforcing the city’s winter tourism appeal.
Inner Mongolia’s 2025 Ice and Snow Nadam Fair combines traditional Mongolian culture with VR technology, drawing global visitors to winter activities through March 2026.
Harbin’s 38th annual snow sculpture expo opens next week featuring 260+ frozen artworks across 1.5 million sqm, blending art with winter tourism in Northeast China.