In the heart of winter, Harbin’s 26th Ice and Snow World is transforming nights into a luminous wonderland. The festival, one of the largest of its kind, features magnificent ice sculptures that glow against the night sky, enchanting visitors from around the globe.
Strolling through the expansive park, guests are greeted by towering ice castles, intricately carved sculptures, and colorful lights that bring the frosty creations to life. Each structure showcases incredible artistry, with themes ranging from traditional Chinese architecture to fantastical creatures.
“I’ve never seen anything like it,” said Li Wei, a student visiting from Beijing. “The way the lights shine through the ice makes everything look magical.”
The Ice and Snow World isn’t just about sightseeing. Visitors can also enjoy ice slides, skating, and performances that celebrate winter culture. The festive atmosphere is perfect for friends and families looking to make unforgettable memories.
As temperatures drop, Harbin embraces the cold, turning ice and snow into art. The festival continues to captivate tourists, proving that winter can be the most dazzling season of all.
Reference(s):
cgtn.com
