Harbin, how many surprises does this ice city hide? ?

Day 1: Stroll through the city and experience the European style • Morning After arriving in Harbin, check in at the hotel and take a short rest to adapt to the cold climate. Afterwards, head to Central Avenue and stroll along this century-old pedestrian street full of European style, admire the Baroque-style buildings, and taste special snacks such as Madiel popsicles and red sausages. • Afternoon Visit the Saint Sophia Cathedral. This Byzantine-style building is one of Harbin’s landmarks. Its green roof and red walls are very visually appealing. • Evening Go to the Songhua River and experience ice activities such as skating and ice hockey to experience the winter characteristics of Northeast China. ---- Day 2: Frozen, Enjoy the Ice and Snow World • Morning Go to Harbin Ice and Snow World, the world's largest ice and snow theme park. The ice sculptures are crystal clear in the sun during the day and lit up at night, as if you are in a fairy tale world. It is recommended to arrange at least half a day to play and experience the ice slides, snowflake Ferris wheel and other projects. • Afternoon Visit the Sun Island Snow Sculpture Art Expo and admire giant snow sculptures such as "Mr. Snowman" and "The Return of Wukong", and feel the charm of ice and snow art. • In the evening, you can choose to continue playing in the Ice and Snow World, or return to the city to taste the special Northeastern delicacies, such as sweet and sour pork and pig-killing dishes. ---- Day 3: Cultural and Natural Experience • Morning Go to the Siberian Tiger Park to watch Siberian tigers up close and feel their wild charm. • Afternoon Visit Harbin Grand Theatre and admire this modern architectural landmark. You can also choose to watch a performance in the theatre. • Evening Return to the city, stroll along the Chinese Baroque Street, and experience Harbin’s historical and cultural heritage. ---- Notes 1. Warmth measures: Harbin is cold in winter, so you need to bring enough warm clothes, such as thick down jackets, hats, and gloves (touch screen gloves are recommended). 2. Mobile phone battery: Mobile phones consume power quickly in cold weather, so it is recommended to bring a large-capacity power bank. 3. Transportation: You can choose subway, bus or taxi in the city, and you can take the tourist bus to the scenic spot. 4. Food recommendations: In addition to sweet and sour pork and red sausage, you can also try Northeastern dumplings, pine nut tripe, etc. I hope this guide can make your trip to Harbin more perfect!