Come to Harbin, you must go to Volga Manor!

Volga Manor is a national 4A cultural tourism scenic spot with a Russian cultural theme. Every small building here is beautiful and exotic, with St. Nicholas Church, Petrov Art Palace, Pushkin Exhibition Hall, etc. However, some exhibition halls or restaurants are not open, but it's still very beautiful to take pictures outside! The whole manor is very large, it's best to queue up for the big slide which is incredibly exciting, the queue is long, probably about an hour! Other than that, just take pictures and stroll around the buildings inside, they are really beautiful! After visiting various attractions in Harbin, I concluded: My limit outdoor activity time is one and a half to two hours! There are some indoors in Volga Manor that you can enter, but the Ice and Snow World is really tough outside. Ticket: Buy three hours in advance on the same day for 148 yuan, buy immediately for 168, student tickets have discounts. Transportation: There is a round-trip bus from the city, but we set off at more than 12 noon, took a taxi for more than 60, and came back by bus for 20 yuan per person, to Central Street, one every 5 minutes, so convenient! Eating: There is food in the park, but I heard it's average, we had lunch before we went, so I'm not sure about the specifics In summer, it should be even more a place for photography, how beautiful the large grassland must be Tips: Warm dressing: Upper body: A cashmere vest + a thermal underwear + sweater + down jacket. Lower body: A pair of yoga pants + a pair of cotton pants + warm baby stickers on the front of the thigh (two pieces per leg) + a second pair of yoga pants, the role of the second pair of yoga pants is to keep the warm baby from falling off! Every step is a scene, every ten steps is a painting, when the fog rises in the evening, it really feels like a fairy tale world! The fairy tale world in winter, the romantic Volga Manor. Volga Manor