As the first snowflakes gently fall, painting the northern winter landscape with their delicate strokes, travelers arrive in Harbin — the dazzling winter jewel of Northeast Asia. Known as the “City of Ice,” Harbin is where the grandeur of the East meets the charm of classic European architecture. The blend is visible in every cathedral dome, cobblestone street, open square, and glittering festival of lights.
Continuing the journey, Yabuli appears like a mythical land — endless white forests, cozy wooden cabins nestled among pine trees, and a tranquil silence untouched by the chaos of the modern world. Here, you can feel the pure serenity of a true winter, as if time itself slows with every falling snowflake.
Finally, the journey reaches Snow Town (Xuexiang) — a fairy-tale village seemingly lifted from a storybook. Snow-covered rooftops, golden lights glowing through frosted windows, and wisps of smoke rising into the frosty air — all create a warm, romantic scene amid the freezing cold. The chill here doesn’t numb the heart — it warms the soul, filling every traveler with awe and wonder.
HIGHLIGHT DESTINATIONS
Harbin – The “Ice City” of China
Harbin, the capital of Heilongjiang Province in Northeast China, is world-famous as the “City of Ice and Snow.” Each winter, it transforms into a wonderland with massive ice sculptures at the Harbin Ice and Snow Festival, the majestic Byzantine-style Saint Sophia Cathedral, and the bustling Central Street, where East meets West in architecture and atmosphere.
Beyond its spectacular icy landscapes, Harbin attracts visitors with its unique culture, hearty northeastern cuisine, and once-in-a-lifetime experiences — making it the perfect destination to enjoy the full symphony of winter.
Check-in at Harbin – City of Ice and Light
Yabuli – Asia’s Ski Paradise
Just a few hours from Harbin, Yabuli is China’s largest ski resort and one of Asia’s top winter destinations. The scenery feels mythical — pine forests blanketed in white snow, cozy wooden houses tucked among tranquil mountains.
At Yabuli, guests enjoy a complimentary 3-hour skiing session with full modern equipment provided. You can also experience the traditional horse-drawn sleigh ride, gliding through pristine winter landscapes that look straight out of a painting.
Skiing Adventure at Yabuli Resort
Snow Town (Xuexiang) – The Real-Life Fairy Tale Village
Snow Town captures the pure magic of a winter wonderland. Wooden houses covered in snow, warm golden lights glowing through windows, and the soft curls of smoke above rooftops create a scene of peaceful beauty.
This charming village is also famous for its lively Snow Charm Street, the Bongchui Observation Platform, and the Xuexiang Post Office, where visitors can send winter wishes. Travelers can immerse themselves in local cultural festivities such as flower parades, Yangko folk dances, and open-air disco nights — unforgettable highlights of this icy land.
Lost in the “Fairy Garden” of Snow Town
TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Complimentary 3-hour ski experience at Yabuli Resort, including skis, poles, and boots — Asia’s premier winter sports destination.
Join exciting activities at Shili Hualang (Ten-Mile Art Gallery).
Experience a traditional horse-drawn carriage ride through the snow.
Spend a night in Snow Village, wandering through a fairy-tale winter town that has gone viral across Chinese TV and social media.
Enjoy 1 premium hotpot meal + 1 BBQ dinner.
Meals with diverse menus ranging from 60 – 80 – 120 RMB per person.
Dive into the dazzling Harbin Ice and Snow Festival — a world of light, color, and ice.
Receive a 100-year-old traditional ice cream stick as a special gift.
Winter Gift Pack included: 10 heat patches, lip balm, scarf, and earmuffs.
This trip isn’t just a snow adventure — it’s a full sensory journey:
Sound: The quiet rhythm of falling snow and winter melodies.
Emotion: The stillness of nature awakening heartfelt wonder.
IMPORTANT NOTES
For Children Under 18
Must provide a scanned copy of the birth certificate, regardless of whether parents travel together.
If a child travels without both parents, a notarized authorization letter stating who accompanies the child is required (full name + passport number).
Upon entry, children must carry a certified copy of the birth certificate and the parental authorization letter for inspection if needed.
Visa Policy
If China’s group visa policy changes or a group visa is rejected, travelers must pay a 1,500,000 VND/person surcharge for an individual visa (sticker visa), provided time allows.
If not paid, cancellation fees apply per company policy.
Passports missing date/month of birth cannot apply for group visas.
Passports must be valid for at least 6 months from departure date.
Pricing & Conditions
Child price applies when sharing a bed with parents. Separate bedding requires full adult fare.
Applicable for passengers aged 10–69. Travelers aged 70+ must pay additional premium insurance fees and sign a health declaration.
As this is a group tour, departures require at least 10 adult participants. If fewer, the company will reschedule or refund all payments.
A single adult traveling with one child under 10 (sharing bed) must pay adult price for the child to have a separate bed.
The company bears no responsibility for denied entry/exit due to personal reasons (invalid passport, unclear information, tax debts, etc.). Any related costs are the traveler’s responsibility.
Prices may change due to fuel surcharge or visa fee adjustments.
Itinerary and flight schedules may vary depending on departure date.
The itinerary order may be rearranged for convenience, but all attractions will be visited.
Passengers must remain with the group throughout the tour.
Guests with local relatives wishing to join the program must notify the company before departure.
For travelers who have undergone facial cosmetic surgery, a new passport is required. Failure to do so may result in immigration denial, for which the company assumes no responsibility.
GROUP VISA REQUIREMENTS
Scan of passport photo page
4x6 cm portrait photo with white background, no jewelry, tidy hair.
Additional Notes:
Passports issued less than 6 months ago must specify whether it’s new issuance or renewal.
Travelers under 18 must include a scanned birth certificate.
Passports missing date or year of birth are ineligible for group visa.
REMINDERS
Children under 18 must bring a notarized or certified copy of the birth certificate or official extract.
Children traveling without parents must present a local authority–stamped travel authorization letter.
In cases of force majeure (terrorism, natural disasters, transport delays), the company reserves the right to adjust itineraries for customer safety and convenience without compensation for related costs.