Harbin, known as China’s “Ice City,” is set to captivate visitors once again as the Harbin Ice and Snow World unveils its latest indoor ice sculptures. Touted as the largest indoor ice and snow theme park in the world, the attraction is preparing to showcase intricate ice sculptures that mirror Harbin’s iconic landmarks.
The Ice and Snow World has completed construction of a range of sculptures, including a stunning replica of Harbin’s famous St. Sophia Cathedral. Crafted from ice harvested from the Songhua River and enhanced with vivid pigments, these sculptures promise to enchant visitors with their lifelike detail and vibrant colors.
To preserve these icy masterpieces throughout the summer months, the exhibition area maintains temperatures between -8 and -12 degrees Celsius. Advanced insulation, controlled lighting, and sealed environments ensure that the ice remains intact, offering guests a mesmerizing experience regardless of the season.
Visitors are advised to dress warmly to fully enjoy the wintry wonderland. The combination of art, culture, and technology at Harbin Ice and Snow World continues to solidify the city’s reputation as a premier destination for ice and snow tourism, attracting enthusiasts from around the globe.
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