The winter season has ushered in a surge of ice and snow tourism in northeast China’s Heilongjiang Province. In Harbin, the provincial capital, the city has opened more than 100 free skating rinks for public use.
Locals and tourists alike are taking to the ice, embracing the freezing temperatures with enthusiasm. Families, friends, and skating enthusiasts are flocking to these rinks, adding vibrancy to the city’s winter landscape.
The initiative not only provides a recreational outlet for residents during the cold months but also attracts visitors from across the region and beyond, boosting the local economy. The free skating rinks offer a unique opportunity for people to experience the joys of winter sports without any entrance fees.
Harbin’s commitment to promoting ice and snow activities highlights its status as a leading destination for winter tourism in China. As the city embraces the season, the skating rinks have become a hub of activity, reflecting the community’s spirit and the allure of winter in Heilongjiang Province.
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cgtn.com
