The Chinese city of Harbin hosts the biggest ice and snow festival in the world. Temperatures in the city can drop to as low as -35 degrees Celsius. Some of the ice structures at the festival ...

This woman explored the amazing sights of the famous Harbin Snow and Ice Festival. Xin Yu Tan visited the 25th anniversary of the icey theme park, despite withstanding the -20°C temperatures.

The annual Harbin Ice and Snow World delights visitors with finely chiselled ice sculptures, exciting ice slides and other attractions. [2] This ice sculpture festival is a major tourist draw for ...

Ice sculptures tower over spectators at last year's Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival in Harbin, China. The festival has been celebrated annually since 1985 and draws sculptors and ...

China's annual Ice And Snow ... Harbin is the capital city of China’s most northern province Heilongjiang, which shares a border with Russia 3,000km long. Over the New Year holidays, the ...

The Harbin Ice and Snow Festival 2019 kicked off in northeast China's Heilongjiang Province on January 5th. This event is considered to be the biggest one of its kind in the world. Famous for its ...

"They helped boost Harbin's tourism economy, and continuously enhance the international appeal of the city's ice and snow culture." For instance, designers from Thailand introduced their country's ...

since the opening of the 41st Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival on Jan 5.[Photo/Xinhua] The craze for winter sports has fueled tourism in China's ice city of Harbin, with the number of ...

HARBIN, Feb. 26 (Xinhua) -- Harbin Ice-Snow World, the world's largest ice-and-snow theme park ... During this year's eight-day Spring Festival holiday, Harbin saw a 20.4 percent increase in tourist ...

Harbin Ice-Snow World, the world's largest ice-and-snow ... During this year's eight-day Spring Festival holiday, Harbin saw a 20.4 percent increase in tourist visits, totaling a historical ...

The Information Office of Harbin Municipality introduced that when Harbin first hosted the Asian Winter Games in 1996, the city's GDP was just over 50 billion yuan, with the ice-and-snow economy ...