The long-awaited Harbin Ice and Snow World is set to bring its largest scale ever this time

The long-awaited Harbin Ice and Snow World is set to bring its largest scale ever this time, enough to get the blood of children from the south boiling. It is said that the park has expanded to an astonishing 800,000 square meters, including more than a dozen thrilling giant slides. How can one miss the experience this winter? To turn this anticipation into reality, I have specially prepared a comprehensive guide for you, remember to save it in advance! The opening hours of the Ice and Snow World are usually in December, and it is just right to go during the New Year's Day period. The entrance time is from 11 am to 10 pm, but please note that the lights only start after 6 pm. Regarding transportation, whether you arrive in Harbin by plane or by train, you can choose subway line 2, exit 3 of the Ice and Snow World station. Bus routes such as 88, 125, 119, 126 are also very convenient. If you choose to drive there, it is also very convenient. One of the highlights of the travel guide is those must-visit attractions. The first recommendation is to enter the park during the day, where the crystal-clear ice sculptures and castles are like the world of Frozen, offering excellent photo opportunities. At night, when the lights are on, it will be another feeling. I personally prefer the daytime scenery, but the colors at night also have their own charm. The snowflake Ferris wheel and the long slides are the must-do attractions, but these two are very popular and require advance reservation. Don't forget to pay attention to the following points when traveling: the winter in Harbin is really cold, please make sure to keep warm; remember to stick a hand warmer on your phone, otherwise the battery will drain quickly; sunscreen is also necessary, as the sunlight on the snow is still very strong. In Harbin, in addition to the Ice and Snow World, places like the Sophia Church, Yangmingtan Bridge, Central Street, and Snow Town are also worth visiting. Children from the south always get excited when they see snow.