Things to do in Anda

This is a place where grass eagles fly, wild ducks and pheasants breed. Lotus flowers in summer and ice and snow in winter make you forget your troubled thoughts. There are also delicacies: grilled large skewers, goose eggs, lamb legs and mutton chops Picking daylilies and mushrooms in spring

Good location, parking lot, free admission, closed on Mondays. A seriously underestimated museum with a very attractive theme. It has the largest and most complete mammoths in the country, two of which are 90% complete, which are really the treasures of the museum. There are relatively complete hyenas, as well as various cattle and other animal fossils. Very suitable for parents and children, students to learn, and tourists to visit and appreciate.

The Daqing Petroleum Museum, with its unique exterior design, is known as the "Oil Cube." Its exterior walls, decorated with PC panels, resemble an intricate network of oil and gas pipelines, symbolizing the "underground oil-bearing rock formations." Its distinctive shape has made it a landmark building in Daqing, possessing strong visual appeal. The science education section uses various display methods, such as dynamic art installations, geological models, and 4D films, to vividly present the formation and extraction process of petroleum, as well as its wide applications in daily life, making it suitable for teenagers and the general public to learn about petroleum science. The "Red Culture and Spirit Inheritance" section recreates historical scenes and displays artifacts and video materials from the Daqing Oilfield campaign, showcasing the arduous pioneering journey of the campaign and conveying the Daqing spirit and the "Iron Man Spirit" of "patriotism, entrepreneurship, pragmatism, and dedication." It has strong educational significance and appeal.

For anyone visiting Harbin in winter, the Ice and Snow World is definitely a must-see. As a southerner, I found every ice sculpture in the Ice and Snow World to be beautiful and enjoyable. I spent the whole night there, and apart from being too cold, everything else was great.

My first-time experience as a Malaysian! 🇲🇾🐅 Seeing these magnificent Siberian tigers roaming through the snowy landscape was truly something different. Imagine feeding the tigers in a bus that very close up with them. It was an unforgettable winter experience in Harbin, China! 🇨🇳❄️😍

This guided tour offers exceptional value, allowing you to avoid crowds and see the iconic spiral staircase, crystal chandelier, and expansive banquet hall. You'll appreciate the most classic features and learn about the history and construction techniques of Harbin Pharmaceutical Group No. 6 Factory, as well as Chinese and Russian oil paintings and prints. Finally, you can even try your hand at printmaking!

The famous Harbin Pharmaceutical Group No. 6 Factory produces many brand-name drugs. The historic European-style buildings are beautiful and photogenic! The print exhibition is also quite artistic. The free restaurant offers excellent value for money!

Good place, very quiet in the morning, maybe better the evening when lightening.

It's a large lake, and we circled around it. An unlimited shuttle bus ticket costs 20 yuan, while a single ride costs 10 yuan. You can hop on and off at any stop. The park is lush with greenery, but the entertainment options are average, as it's not the dead of winter. There are skiing facilities, though.

Volga Manor is a 600,000-square-meter Russian-themed cultural park and resort located along the Ashi River on the outskirts of Harbin, China. Travel bloggers frequently highlight it as a quiet, fairy-tale alternative to Harbin's bustling downtown attractions, especially during winter when snow blankets its 30+ Russian-style wooden churches, castles, and bridges.• Signature Architecture. The centerpiece of the estate is a full-scale wooden replica of the historic St. Nicholas Cathedral, which originally stood in Harbin before being demolished. Bloggers also recommend visiting the red-brick Petrov Art Palace and the Vodka Castle for exhibitions and architecture photography.• Winter Snow Activities. Between December and February, the frozen river and grounds turn into a snow playground. Popular activities include castle snow tubing, horse-drawn sleigh rides through the snowy wetlands, and walking directly across the frozen river.