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Top 50 Night Attractions in Heilongjiang [2025]
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China Harbin Ice And Snow World
4.4
/5
42090 reviews
9.2
From KWD 2.790
Based on 1,514 reviews
Harbin Sunac Land/The Sun Island | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864006391999
Address: Ice and Snow World Park, Sun Island West District, Songbei District, Harbin
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-5 hours
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As a southerner, Harbin is definitely worth a visit. The ice sculptures are beautiful against the backdrop of lights. The candied haws in the park are delicious, and the temperature is low enough that going there in the summer can make you feel like you're in winter in a split second.
It is a great surprise for people from the south. My family members are afraid of the cold in winter and dare not come. This indoor venue is very good, but you must choose the Dream Venue on the navigation, not the Ice and Snow World.
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Harbin Sightseeing Cableway
4.5
/5
6655 reviews
8.2
From KWD 2.490
Based on 97 reviews
Harbin Central Avenue/Saint Sophia Cathedral/The Memorial Tower of Fig | >100 km from downtown
Phone +86045181139999
Address: 218 Tongjiang Street, Daoli District, Harbin
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 hour
No. 3 of Best Things to Do in Heilongjiang
Highlights:
Sunset views from Songhua River cableway
Cable car: stunning night views
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In the evening, you can take the cable car to see the sunset. You can go up from Central Street and arrive at Sun Island across the river. You can buy a one-way ticket. After getting off the cable car, you can go directly to Sun Island to continue your tour.
The sightseeing cable car lifts off the ground with a gentle jolt, gradually rising higher. The figures below gradually shrink to tiny, moving dots. As the cable car reaches the center of the river, the view suddenly widens, revealing the scenery on both sides. On one side, the modern city stands tall, while on the other, old streets and alleys shaded by green trees, separated by the leisurely flow of the river, a seemingly peaceful harmony. On the riverbank, a man fishes, motionless, like a wooden stake nailed to the shore; morning joggers appear and disappear beneath the shade of the willows. As the cable car approaches the other side, it slowly descends. Details of the ground below become clear: vendors are busy setting up shop, tourists are snapping photos with their phones, and children are running around and playing. The hustle and bustle of life washes over me, instantly dispelling any previous sense of alienation. Standing on the Songhua River bank of Sun Island, I gaze across at the modern cityscape of Harbin. Taking the cable car to Sun Island is truly a wonderful experience!
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Jingbo Lake Scenic Spot
4.3
/5
4524 reviews
7.7
From KWD 4.080
Based on 43 reviews
Lake Jingpo National Scenic Area | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864000453166
Address: Ning'an City, Mudanjiang City
Recommended sightseeing time: 3-4 hours
No. 7 of Best Things to Do in Heilongjiang
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The sightseeing bus is 30 yuan per person. The distances between the various stops in the scenic area are not too far, so it is very cost-effective. There are also many sightseeing buses, so I recommend buying one. The half-lake boat tour takes 1.5 hours.
Tickets purchased online can be purchased by swiping your ID card at the scenic spot. Tickets are free for those over 65 years old, half-price tickets for those over 60 years old, and adult tickets are 100 yuan each. There will be service personnel at the ticket gate to assist with ticket checking.
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Arctic Village
4.4
/5
2182 reviews
7.6
From KWD 6.010
Arctic Village | >100 km from downtown
Phone +8604572858049
Address: Beijicun, Mohe, Da Hinggan Ling, Heilongjiang, China, 165307
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 days
No. 5 of Family-Friendly Attractions in Heilongjiang
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The overall service in the scenic area is OK, but it is a mess inside because of the road construction. The drivers of the scenic area sightseeing buses are very good and will introduce the tour routes on the way. However, the charges for scenic spots in the scenic area are a bit expensive.
Take a train from Harbin to Mohe. You will see the bus to Arctic Village in the parking lot on the left side when you exit the station. It takes about an hour to get there. Next to the place where you get off is the northernmost post office in China. There are two lines to play in Arctic Village, the north line and the south line. Both lines are connected at Qixing Square. I recommend everyone to come and appreciate the beautiful scenery of the north.
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Central Street
4.8
/5
8564 reviews
7.3
Based on 1,068 reviews
Harbin Central Avenue/Saint Sophia Cathedral/The Memorial Tower of Fig | >100 km from downtown
Phone +86045187650401
Address: Daoli District, Harbin City
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-3 hours
No. 12 of Best Things to Do in Heilongjiang
Highlights:
Numerous Russian food catering
Russian cuisine & nightlife experience
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Central Avenue's highlights focus on the blend of centuries of history and diverse experiences:
1. Architectural Art Expo
2. Breadstone Memories
3. A Century on the Tip of Your Tongue
4. New Nightlife Scenes
5. A Blend of History and Modernity
Strolling Central Avenue, Encountering Century-Old Architectural Splendor
Setting foot on Harbin's soil, I was filled with anticipation for the unique charm of this city of ice and snow, and Central Avenue was undoubtedly the centerpiece of my exploration. As I stood at the intersection of this century-old street, gazing up at the quaint wrought iron street sign, an indescribable excitement washed over me, and I couldn't wait to begin this wondrous encounter with history and art.
As soon as I stepped onto Central Avenue, the breadstones beneath my feet caught my eye. Time-honored, each one is round and richly textured. Their close arrangement seems to silently tell a story of the past. Legend has it that these breadstones were laid in 1924, designed and supervised by the Russian engineer Komtrashok. Each one is 18 cm long and 10 cm wide. At the time, a single square stone cost a silver dollar, making it truly a "golden pavement." Walking along it, my steps unconsciously become light and slow, afraid to miss a single detail.
Walking along the street, the first thing that catches your eye is the Chow Tai Seng flagship store. Formerly the "Golobus" Jewish Cinema, it was built in 1919 and is a prominent Renaissance-style building on Central Avenue. This two-story brick-concrete structure features walls constructed of simulated stone. The horizontal lines defined by the grooves give the building's base an exceptionally stable appearance, like an old man, weathered yet unfailingly calm, firmly rooted in the earth. The intricate floral patterns beneath the eaves resemble artistic treasures gifted by time, each carving imbued with the ingenuity and meticulous care of the artisans. At the corner, the main entrance's crowning floral ornamentation stands out, offering a warm welcome. The wrought iron balconies atop them are uniquely shaped and exquisitely crafted, their craftsmanship breathtaking. Imagine the days of yore, when, as night fell, balcony concerts would slowly begin, the melodious music blending with the laughter of the crowds, adding an endless romance and warmth to this ancient street. Although the balcony concerts are now a thing of the past, the beautiful scene feels as if it were right before my eyes, captivating me.
Continuing my stroll, the building housing Matsuura 1918 Western Restaurant instantly caught my eye. It's the former site of the Matsuura Trading Company, built in 1918, and the only remaining Baroque-style building on Central Avenue. Its exterior is visually striking, with exaggerated curves and ornate decorations that perfectly capture the unique charm of Baroque style. The two giant statues of Titans, inspired by ancient Greek mythology, tower majestically at the entrance, as if guarding the building and its turbulent history. Stepping inside, the retro decor evokes a sense of time travel back a century. The exquisite furnishings and soft lighting exude a rich historical atmosphere in every detail. Ordering an authentic Russian meal here, savoring the food while immersing yourself in the stories woven into this building and experiencing the fusion of history and modernity is truly a rare treat.
As we walked, we arrived at the International Trading Company. Built in 1922, it was once a fashionable foreign goods store on Central Street.
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Harbin Sunac Land
4.6
/5
4400 reviews
7.0
Harbin Sunac Land/The Sun Island | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864008959888
Address: Songbei District, Harbin
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5-1 day
No. 11 of Family-Friendly Attractions in Heilongjiang
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A few complaints: Since the park doesn't charge an entrance fee, you need to record your face to play the attractions. The first attraction was packed with people, so the process was slow. Could you please add a facial recording system for that first attraction? The rest of the ride was pretty smooth.
The park has a dinosaur park, and it's in a state of disrepair. The sponge dinosaurs are in tatters, with beaks and tails missing and taped up with yellow tape. I'm calling on the park to either close this area 🏘️ or repair it. How much would it cost to repair those sponge dinosaurs?
🌈The complimentary circus was quite nice, and the kids had a great time. The food at the park is affordable and there's a good variety. The cultural and creative products are also good, including classic and popular items.
A few complaints: Since the park doesn't charge an entrance fee, you need to record your face to play the attractions. The first attraction was packed with people, so the process was slow. Could you please add a facial recording system for that first attraction? The rest of the ride was pretty smooth.
The park has a dinosaur park, and it's in a state of disrepair. The sponge dinosaurs are in tatters, with beaks and tails missing and taped up with yellow tape. I'm calling on the park to either close this area 🏘️ or repair it. How much would it cost to repair those sponge dinosaurs?
🌈The complimentary circus was quite nice, and the kids had a great time. The food at the park is affordable and there's a good variety. The cultural and creative products are also good, including classic and popular items.
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Zhonghua Baluoke Fengqing Street
4.7
/5
301 reviews
6.4
Chinese-Baroque Daowai Areas | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864008528881
Address: No.32-96, Jingyu South Erdao Street, Daowai District, Harbin
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
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Saved by 387 users220 positive reviews
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Harbin's Chinese Baroque Street is the second century-old street district after Central Street. Like Central Street, it embodies Harbin's distinctive "Western" flair, unlike other cities. However, its architecture is a unique blend of Eastern and Western elements, a classic example of European Baroque and Chinese courtyard-style architecture. While the buildings' facades are in the European Baroque style, the interior spaces and decorations are in the traditional Chinese courtyard style. Old Harbiners call them "circle buildings." Most of these buildings feature a front-to-back courtyard design, with European-style exteriors housing street-facing shops and stores, while the interiors are two- and three-story residential residences, resulting in a unique architectural style: Chinese Baroque. This century-old street is also Harbin's most vibrant and lively, showcasing the city's vibrant local customs. Lined with shops and a dazzling array of specialty goods, it attracts residents and tourists alike, enjoying a leisurely stroll. The area is especially bustling during holidays.
Chinese Baroque Street
What is Baroque? The word originates from the Portuguese word "barroco," meaning "irregular pearl." In architecture, the Baroque style is known for its vibrant colors, rich ornamentation, dynamic curves, and intricate carvings. It is one of the great European architectural styles.
The Origin of the Baroque Street
Walking through Harbin's Baroque Street is like opening a dusty history book. In the late 19th century, the construction of the Middle East Railway and the opening of navigation on the Songhua River attracted a large influx of foreign capital, and buildings of various styles sprang up. Unlike the commercialized Central Avenue, this area possesses a tranquility and depth, rich in cultural heritage waiting to be explored.
Currently Open Areas
Nantoudao Street, Nanerdao Street, and Nansandao Street. Nantoudao Street is home to many antique shops, Nanerdao Street focuses on food, and Nansandao Street is primarily for sightseeing.
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Galaxy Wonderland
4.3
/5
196 reviews
6.4
From KWD 7.040
Harbin Sunac Land/The Sun Island | >100 km from downtown
Phone +86045182591111
Address: 黑龙江省哈尔滨市松北区世茂大道83号
No. 17 of Family-Friendly Attractions in Heilongjiang
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Friends who have not been here must come and check in. It has one-stop service. You can also eat free fruits and ice cream when you buy Shuihui at the door. There is also a high-end restaurant on the fifth floor. The food is delicious and the service is also very good. I will come here often in the future.
Advantages
• Rich and diverse project: With a total construction area of 80,000 square meters, it encompasses a water park, a water hub, multi-themed guest rooms, international cuisine, and a star-rated banquet hall. The water park on the first and second floors features slides, a lazy river, a wave pool, and other amenities perfect for children and families. The bathing center on floors 4 through 8 offers hot tubs, steam rooms, and massage rooms, and also provides complimentary fruit, drinks, and popsicles. Furthermore, the fifth floor features a fantastic arcade game, especially recommended for children.
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Songhua River
4.8
/5
2274 reviews
6.3
>100 km from downtown
Address: In Harbin, it mainly flows through Daowai District, Bayan County, Mulan County and other places.
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-2 hours
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Highlights:
Experience playing snow circle in winter
Winter ice activities & experiences
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The Songhua River is the largest tributary of the Heilongjiang River and the main artery of the Northeast region. It is mainly composed of two tributaries. One tributary is the Second Songhua River of the Tianchi Lake in Baekdu Mountain, and the other tributary is the Nenjiang River in the Lesser Khingan Mountains. The two tributaries merge in Fuyu County and are called the Songhua River. The Songhua River is the mother river of Harbin and has nurtured generations of people.
At present, according to the latest planning of the municipal government, the Songhua River is used as the boundary to divide it into Jiangnan and Jiangbei (note that it is not the Jiangnan in Jiangsu and Zhejiang). Relying on the Songhua River, the main attractions in Jiangnan are Central Street, Zhaolin Park, Flood Control Memorial Tower, and Cross-River Cableway. It is worth mentioning that Central Street, the most iconic landmark building, forms a T-shaped structure with the Songhua River. The end of the Central Street Pedestrian Street is the Songhua River. This is similar to the Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street in Shanghai. The Nanjing Road Pedestrian Street in Shanghai is also a T-shaped structure with the Huangpu River. In short, Central Street has a heavy historical and cultural heritage. From the establishment of Harbin Port, to the railway of Tsarist Russia, to the invasion of China by Japan, and then to the new China, there is a lot to say about each stage.
Thousands of miles of ice and snow, the Songhua River in winter is like a beautiful fairy, white and holy. You can walk across the two banks, the Middle East Railway Bridge, the Flood Control Memorial Tower, and various check-in spots are all suitable for taking photos and checking in. Various ice and snow entertainment projects allow the southern little potatoes to experience a different kind of fun. Also, you must pay attention to keeping warm, the northeast wind is not a joke.
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Harbin Grand Theater
4.5
/5
286 reviews
6.1
From KWD 0.860
Based on 35 reviews
Harbin Sunac Land/The Sun Island | >100 km from downtown
Phone +86045181390222
Address: Songbei, Harbin, China
Recommended sightseeing time: 1-3 hours
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This is the most distinctive opera house I have ever visited. It is very beautiful from the front, side, top, and top. It looks like a mountain from the side, and it looks different from far and near. The layout of the hall is also very professional and unique.
The only drawback is that you can't visit the two theaters where the theater performs. In fact, there is an entrance where you can look inside.
This time when I went to Harbin, Harbin Grand Theater was the attraction that impressed me the most and was my favorite. I am an old literary and artistic worker and have visited many famous theaters, including the National Grand Theater, the Sydney Opera House, Changsha Meixi Lake Art Center... too many to list, but I have to say that I like Harbin Grand Theater so much! Here I would like to express my sincere thanks to the two staff members on duty! Thank you for their enthusiastic introduction and service, which made my impression of Harbin even better! The only thing I was not satisfied with was that I couldn’t see the facilities and interior environment of the theater!
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