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An 18-meter-tall giant snowman in Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, stands as a dazzling winter landmark, drawing visitors worldwide to experience Northeast China’s enchanting ice and snow culture.
A colossal snowman towering 18 meters high has become an annual landmark in Harbin, captivating visitors from across the country and showcasing the city’s renowned ice and snow culture.
Harbin’s iconic giant snowman has returned for the winter season, enchanting locals and visitors alike. The annual appearance marks the start of the city’s winter festivities and celebrates its cultural heritage.
In Harbin’s biting cold of minus 17°C, winter swimmers plunge into freezing waters, embracing a thrilling tradition that showcases the city’s resilient spirit.
Penguins at Harbin Polar Park charmed visitors by frolicking in the snow, creating delightful scenes that went viral online and spotlighting Harbin as a winter destination.
Harbin unveils a 20-meter-tall snowman, heralding the city’s winter tourism season and the upcoming Harbin Ice and Snow Festival set to open on January 5, 2024.
A 20-meter-tall snowman is set to greet visitors in Harbin as workers complete this giant winter icon along the Songhua River.
Harbin’s Ice and Snow World is preparing early for its spectacular winter unveiling, using stored ice to jumpstart construction. Discover the frozen wonderland that’s capturing global attention.
Discover Jihong Bridge in Harbin, a European-style overpass that’s been a vital city hub for over 90 years, offering picturesque snowy views and connecting the city’s rich past with its dynamic present.
Discover Harbin’s Jihong Bridge, a historic overpass showcasing distinctive European architecture, serving as a vital transportation hub for over 90 years, and a testament to the city’s rich cultural heritage.
A fierce snowstorm enveloped Harbin, transforming the century-old Saint Sophia Cathedral into a mesmerizing fairytale scene in the swirling snowflakes.
