Essence Snow World Harbin Day Tour

Highlights / General details

You will visit St. Sofia Orthodox Church first. The St. Sofia Orthodox Church is the largest Orthodox Church in the Far East. Then you will visit The Central Street. Originally built in 1898, Center Street is the most prosperous street in Harbin. In the afternoon, you will visit The Northeast Tiger Park. The Northeast Tiger Park in Harbin protects more than five hundred endangered purebred Siberian tigers. It is the largest wild natural park for the northeast tiger in the world. You can take a special vehicle into the area where you can closely watch the tigers. The scene is unique in the world. If you visit Harbin in winter, you may have a chance to see famous Harbin Ice Lantern. Fanciful sculpture are made in the shapes of animals, plants, buildings etc. Some of the larger ones have included a crystalline ice bridge. At night the sculpture are illuminated from the inside with colored lights, turn the place into a temporary fantast-land.

Inclusion

Private car/coach for transfers service and sightseeing program. Meals as specified in the itinerary. Local English-speaking tour guide. Parking fee & toll fee wherever applicable.

Exclusion

Personal expenses such as drinks, optional activities, etc. Gratuities to the tour guide & driver.

Hours of operation

Available: Daily Tour Departs: Pick up from your hotel around 9:00am.

Duration

Approximately 8 hours.

Location Your private English-speaking guide and driver will pick you up from your hotel around 9:00am.

Itinerary First, you will visit St. Sofia Orthodox Church firstly. The St. Sofia Orthodox Church is the largest Orthodox Church in the Far East. Then you will visit the Central Street. Originally built in 1898, Center Street is the most prosperous street in Harbin. In the afternoon, you will visit the Northeast Tiger Park. The Northeast Tiger Park in Harbin protects more than five hundred endangered purebred Siberian tigers. It is the largest wild natural park for the northeast tiger in the world. You can take a special vehicle into the area where you can closely watch the tigers. The scene is unique in the world. If you visit Harbin in winter, you may have a chance to see famous Harbin Ice Lantern. Fanciful sculpture are made in the shapes of animals, plants, buildings etc. Some of the larger ones have included a crystalline ice bridge. At night the sculpture are illuminated from the inside with colored lights, turn the place into a temporary fantast-land. End the tour and transfer you to the hotel. During today's tour, a Chinese cultural gift shop visit is organized.

Location

Your private English-speaking guide and driver will pick you up from your hotel around 9:00am.

Itinerary First, you will visit St. Sofia Orthodox Church firstly. The St. Sofia Orthodox Church is the largest Orthodox Church in the Far East. Then you will visit the Central Street. Originally built in 1898, Center Street is the most prosperous street in Harbin. In the afternoon, you will visit the Northeast Tiger Park. The Northeast Tiger Park in Harbin protects more than five hundred endangered purebred Siberian tigers. It is the largest wild natural park for the northeast tiger in the world. You can take a special vehicle into the area where you can closely watch the tigers. The scene is unique in the world. If you visit Harbin in winter, you may have a chance to see famous Harbin Ice Lantern. Fanciful sculpture are made in the shapes of animals, plants, buildings etc. Some of the larger ones have included a crystalline ice bridge. At night the sculpture are illuminated from the inside with colored lights, turn the place into a temporary fantast-land. End the tour and transfer you to the hotel. During today's tour, a Chinese cultural gift shop visit is organized.

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