Harbin 2 Days Private Tour

I was born Harbin, doing English tour-guiding over 10 years. In the Ice and Snow World, a lot of ice sculptures masterpieces are on display. There are also many fun ice and snow recreational activities, such as 1180 feet ice sledding. The center street (Zhongyang Street) was originally built in 1898 by Russians and it is a art gallery of European architectures. The St. Sophia Cathedral, the largest Orthodox Church in Far East, also built by Russians in 1907. The 731 Exhibition Hall is built on the remnants of Unit 731, which was a top-secret biological and chemical warfare research base established by the Japanese Imperial Army in Harbin in 1935 The Sun Island is the venue where you could appreciate the most fabulous snow carving and sculpture works made by artists from all over the world. The Siberian Tiger Park, the largest protection and research base for wild Siberian tigers.

Day 1 In the morning, we will set out for the Sun Island for magnificent snow sculptures. Then we will go to the Siberian Tiger Park. Tourists are able to see and feed the tiger through the feeding openings. Lunch will be late. In between, we will go to Harbin Opera House for sightseeing, especially having a birds-eye view for the frozen river. Before sunset, we will head to the Ice and Snow World. It is attractive for its colorful, shining and amazing magnificent ice sculptures in a variety of profiles, especially when the darkness comes. Day 2 In the morning, we will visit the 731 (Evidence Exhibition Hall of Unit 731 Crime) or Harbin Museum (It depends). In the afternoon, we will visit the Chinese Baroque Architectures’ area, a Russian built cross-river bridge, St. Sophia Cathedral, a big and impressive local food market and the Center Street. In the evening, we will go to Zhaolin Park for the Ice Lantern Show.