Cheap Flights from Singapore to Harbin from S$ 202

Harbin is one of the biggest cities in the north-eastern part of the People’s Republic of China. The city usually faces harsh winters and is, therefore, called the “Ice City” by many. It is one of the top tourist destinations in China.

How do I get to Singapore’s Airport?

There are chiefly three means of transport to get to Singapore’s Changi Airport – Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) trains, buses and taxis. Travelling by MRT takes about 40 minutes. Road transport takes about 30 minutes.

Which airport will I arrive in Harbin?

Harbin has only one airport called the Harbin Taiping International Airport. Singapore-Harbin flights arrive at this airport, which is more than 30km from the city centre.

What flights operate between Singapore and Harbin?

Direct flights to Harbin are usually offered by Scoot. The connecting flights that operate are China Southern, China Eastern and Air China, among others. Cheap flights are serviced by Scoot and Shenzhen Airlines.

How long is the flight?

The fastest flight between Changi Airport and Harbin Taiping International Airport takes around 10-11 hours. Connecting flights can take 19-20 hours or more.

Which is the best area to stay in?

The two commonly recommended areas to stay in Harbin are the Zhongyang Pedestrian Street and the area around Harbin Railway Station, as they’re closest to shops and restaurants and provide easy access to trains should you wish to travel elsewhere.

Apart from these areas, you may also consider booking accommodation on or near Red Army Street, Guogeli Street and Zhaolin Street.

Where can I shop and eat in Harbin?

Central Avenue in Harbin is a great place to shop and eat with its many eateries, malls and stores. You will also find a number of stores selling Russian products.

It has a cobblestoned path meant only for pedestrians. The buildings have rich architecture dating back to the Russian era, which makes it all the more pleasurable to walk down the road.

Harbin’s cuisine is often a mix of local tastes and the more exotic flavours of Russia. To taste the best of the city’s food, head to Central Street and Huanghe Road.

What places should I visit in Harbin?

Harbin is a winter paradise. Tourists come to visit the International Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival, Ice and Snow World, and the Ice Lantern Show. Apart from these, there is the Siberian Tiger Park, Sun Island, and the Harbin Volga Manor, that are worth a visit.

If you fancy a trip out of Harbin, consider visiting Zhong Guo Xue Xiang, also known as China’s Snow Village, which is about 280 kilometres from Harbin.

Did you know? Harbin hosts a massive winter festival every year- the Ice and Snow Festival. It’s the first of its kind and also considered the biggest winter festival in the world.

You can make a Singapore-Harbin flight booking on our easy-to-use website. Our list of recommended hotels, according to budget and need, will make it even more convenient for you to plan your trip to the Ice city.

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