Known as the land of ice, Harbin city has temperatures ranging from minus 40 degrees Celsius to minus 20 degrees Celsius. Winter in Harbin can be very cold, with the lowest temperature reaching as low as -15.8°C.

The hospitality of the people creates a tourism fever

When Anson Li and a few post-graduate friends planned their winter vacation, the city of Harbin (China), famous for its ice sculptures, became the top choice. It has become a custom that during the New Year holidays, a large number of tourists flock to Harbin city in Heilongjiang province in Northeast China to attend the annual Ice Lantern Festival.

Harbin's official website declares "tourists are king", emphasizing the city's perception of those who come here to visit.

In a letter to residents in December, the city government asked locals to “enhance this warm feeling and put visitors first, treating them with the utmost respect and friendliness.” Multi". On the Harbin Central Roads, volunteers handed out warm ginger tea, while others with signs around their necks offered free travel advice, especially for tourists from southern China.

Pharmacies sell drug treatments specifically for tourists. Or restaurants serve free frozen pears to waiting patrons, cut into pieces, satisfying Southerners' need to eat smaller pieces.

Museums across China welcomed nearly 73.58 million visitors during the 2024 Lunar New Year (February 10-17). Traveling to Harbin will help you discover the beauty of a snowy city, enjoy the always chilly air and visit the unique architectural works here.

Harbin, with its icy beauty and people's hospitality, has become an attractive tourist destination in China. Although harsh, it is that harshness that creates a special attraction, attracting tourists to visit and experience.

According to Internet