Welcome to Harbin, the Ice City and capital of Heilongjiang Province. Upon arrival, you are able to purchase any additional winter essentials before checking in to your hotel.

Dinner: Dumpling cuisine

Volga Manor (including one ride on the popular Castle Snow Tube):

A resort themed around Russian culture, often referred to as “Harbin’s Moscow Countryside.”

Highlights at Volga Manor:

• Ancient Sailing Ship / Birch Forest / Petrov Art Museum / St. Nicholas Church / Golden Ring Western Restaurant

Flood Control Memorial Tower:

A monument built to commemorate overcoming the 1957 flood.

Stalin Park:

One of Harbin’s oldest riverside parks, offering beautiful views of the Songhua River.

Central Street:

One of Asia’s longest European-style pedestrian streets known as the “Hundred-Year Architectural Art Gallery of Harbin.”

Famous Giant Snowman:

The beloved giant snowman featuring its signature red hat, red scarf, and heart-shaped buttons, making it a popular photo spot.

Complimentary Treat: Madie’er Ice Cream Bar

Harbin Ice and Snow World:

One of the world’s largest ice and snow theme parks where hundreds of thousands of cubic meters of ice transform into magnificent sculptures and structures, creating a spectacular “Kingdom of Ice and Snow.”

Lunch: Chinese set meal

Dinner: Century-Old Lao Chu Jia Restaurant

St. Sophia Cathedral Square:

One of the largest and best-preserved Byzantine-style Eastern Orthodox churches in the Far East.

China Snow Town Scenic Area (including shuttle bus service):

Often referred to as the “Snow Village of China,” transforming into a magical winter wonderland during the snowy season.

Snow Town Activities:

• Bangchui Mountain Boardwalk
• Bonfire Party
• Northeast Yangko Dance Performances
• Snow Disco Party
• Fireworks Show (subject to weather conditions)

Lunch: Traditional farmhouse-style dinner

Dinner: Snow Town stewed cuisine

Snow Town Stone Monument:

The monument engraved with the words “China Snow Town” is one of the most iconic photo spots landmark.

Xueyun Street:

The most famous and lively street in Snow Town, offers a magical winter atmosphere and bustling local activities.

Snow Town Post Office:

This storybook-like post office is one of Snow Town’s most popular and Instagram-worthy attractions.

Complimentary Experience:

• “Splashing Water into Ice” with video – Experience the fascinating phenomenon where hot water instantly freezes into mist in the frigid winter air.

Lunch: Forest gourmet

Dinner: Dunhua specialty meal

Little Finland – Laolike Lake (includes admission, shared snowmobile ride for 2 persons and shared horse-drawn sleigh ride for 4–6 persons):

Often referred to as “Little Finland,” the area transforms into a magical winter wonderland, offering visitors a chance to experience the charm of untouched nature.

Lunch: Chinese set meal

Dinner: Korean-style cuisine

Yanbian Korean Folk Culture Village:

The village offer visitors an immersive experience of Korean ethnic traditions, customs, and architecture.

Yanbian University “Bullet Screen Wall”:

This iconic streetscape features an entire building façade illuminated with vibrant neon signs in both Chinese and Korean and a symbol of the city’s unique Korean-Chinese cultural atmosphere.

Lunch: Jilin cuisine

Dinner: Korean-style cuisine

Travel to Shenyang by high-speed train.

Shenyang Imperial Palace (closed on Mondays):

First built in 1625 it is one of the best-preserved palace complexes in China, second to the Forbidden City.

Manchu Street:

This historic street preserves many traditional Qing-style buildings and reflects the rich heritage of Manchu culture.

Zhongjie Pedestrian Street:

This bustling shopping street is one of the longest commercial pedestrian streets is widely regarded as the “No. 1 Street of Northeast China.”

Lunch: Hanging Oven Pancakes with Roast Duck

Dinner: Yidi specialty cuisine

With cherished memories of your journey, proceed to the airport for your return flight to Singapore.