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Top 50 Best Things to Do near Wuchang [2025]
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China Harbin Ice And Snow World
4.4
/5
42495 reviews
9.0
From 63.04 AZN
Based on 1,514 reviews
Harbin Ice And Snow World/The Sun Island | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864006391999
Address: Ice and Snow World Park, Sun Island West District, Songbei District, Harbin
Recommended sightseeing time: 3–5 hours
Highlights:
Asian unity in ice & snow
Thrilling experience on a 521m super-long ice slide
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The fairytale world sculpted from ice harvested from the Songhua River is absolutely stunning! The 14 extra-long ice slides offer convenient reservations and crowd control, allowing you to experience the thrill of speed in just 40 minutes. Stepping on the sensor-activated ice, light and shadow dance beneath your feet, and at night, the main tower illuminates like a cascading galaxy. The contrast of hot springs on the snow-covered ground with ginger tea is magical, while Russian-style performances and massive dance parties warm up the cold night. The translucent ice sculptures, the dreamlike light and shadow effects, and the cozy warm tents ensure you have a blast even at -20 degrees Celsius – truly a winter-limited healing feast!
This life was worthwhile! No regrets! Absolutely beautiful ice sculptures, each with its own unique shape! Truly spectacular! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
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Siberia Tiger Park
4.6
/5
10803 reviews
8.6
From 21.58 AZN
Based on 32 reviews
Harbin Ice And Snow World/The Sun Island | >100 km from downtown
Phone +86045188080680
Address: 88 Songbei Street, Songbei District, Harbin
Recommended sightseeing time: 2–3 hours
Highlights:
Tiger feeding experience up-close
Full Drone Show Wild Training
Saved by 1437 users8198 positive reviews
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It used to be quite convenient, not far away. There were direct buses from the city center to the outskirts. The scenic area is very nice and unique. You can see Siberian tigers; there are many Siberian tigers on the walking trails, and they can be seen everywhere. After walking over 800 meters to the entrance, the first thing you encounter is the entrance for the electric shuttle bus. People who don't know better might think this is included in the ticket price. However, online, there's only one ticket size, and there's no mention of whether the shuttle bus is included. It's all part of the main park area. Later, the staff at the visitor center told me that I couldn't enter without the shuttle bus ticket, even after I swiped my ID. So, my ticket was used up. You need to inform the staff at the West Gate ticket checkpoint. After passing through, the West Gate is a very small entrance. Out-of-town tourists often go to the visitor center and get lost. Normally, tourists walk to see the Siberian tigers before taking the shuttle bus. It's not that they're going against the grain; they just don't want others to know and don't want to put in the effort. The ticketing system is quite chaotic. Once you get there, your ID has already been verified, and you can't enter. You have to use a pager to call the visitor center staff for confirmation before you can enter. It's a ticketing dispute; the staff are inexperienced, give irrelevant answers, and are not very honest. Besides, the Siberian tigers are quite a sight to behold, and there are many attractions. Walking around is very interesting, which is why I came specifically for this. I spent about an hour there. However, while they are there, the commercial atmosphere is very strong. They insist you feed them; you can't leave without feeding them. It costs 20 yuan a day for two chickens, and 30 yuan for a small box of fruit, totaling 70 yuan for feeding. Now that I've finished seeing the indoor animals, I want to go to the outdoor sightseeing bus to see the animals again and return to the visitor center. I can buy a replacement ticket there, just show them my purchase record. But when they checked my ticket, the staff member wouldn't let me in, saying I was different from them. I told her not to go in, that she had already entered the park and couldn't go in again, and that she had to buy a full ticket again, including the electric cart, to get in. I explained for a long time, but she still didn't understand. She vented her frustration with a male colleague on the customer, saying she hadn't seen the words "buy a replacement ticket" and that I had told her something, claiming it was the customer's fault. Actually, she insisted on buying two 90-yuan tickets and blamed her boyfriend for not buying them for her. The ticket office refused to refund the money, saying they would let her in, and that's how she finally got in. I said, "Sister, thank you so much, please, please!" Only then was the matter resolved. Aside from the ticketing issues and the questionable integrity of the staff, the scenic area itself is quite good. Even if you didn't pay a service fee, it's still just one attraction, maintaining a normal standard. The generally recommended route is to first visit on foot, which is very unique, including feeding the animals, and then take the electric cart. The order and content are fixed. Online ticket prices are unclear and inconsistent, leaving visitors confused. There's only one option, which is really difficult for first-time visitors from out of town to buy. Asking the visitor center is also vague; they don't even know themselves and give perfunctory answers. The geographical location makes it difficult to know where to start. Going to see it is still very worthwhile; this is what happens to first-time visitors from out of town – learning a lesson the hard way.
I've never seen so many Siberian Tigers in one place. At this conversion site, there are truly many Siberian Tigers, and we were exploring the conversation park by using special bus. Inside the bus, with its wide, safe windows, we could see these magnificent animals up close. If we paid the bus driver RMB 100, we even got a bucket of meat, which we could feed to the Tigers using a tool like pliers through a hole in the bus window. It was very interesting and a valuable experience during our trip while in Harbin.
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Harbin Sightseeing Cableway
4.5
/5
6892 reviews
8.1
From 13.91 AZN
Based on 97 reviews
Harbin Central Avenue/Saint Sophia Cathedral/The Memorial Tower of Fig | >100 km from downtown
Phone +86045181139999
Address: 218 Tongjiang Street, Daoli District, Harbin
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5–1 hour
Highlights:
Sun Island & Stalin Park views
230 ft 360° view for stunning sunset
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It gets dark here at 4 PM and the lights come on at 5 PM. Watching the sunset over the Songhua River is especially beautiful. Afterwards, having dinner and taking a cable car to enjoy the city's night view is wonderful. After the cable car ride, I walked to Stalin Park and checked out the Flood Control Victory Monument.
Great experience! I went on a day with no queue - hence no waiting time. Experience was great and the view of the river from the cable car was amazing! Highly recommended!
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Harbin Polarland·Polarland
4.8
/5
5451 reviews
8.1
From 46.26 AZN
Harbin Ice And Snow World/The Sun Island | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864008007275
Address: 太阳大道277号
Recommended sightseeing time: 3–4 hours
Highlights:
Winter ice sculptures & snow views
7 marine shows with dolphins & beluga
Saved by 741 users5145 positive reviews
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Check out Harbin Polar Park! It boasts a rich variety of lively and adorable polar animals, and the shows are fantastic. It's easily accessible by subway, so I highly recommend it. There are also many great photo spots.
The environment for each animal was excellent, there were many animals, the staff were very friendly, there were many small gifts, and many of the animals were adorable. Tao Tao was especially cute.
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Hayaolu Print Museum
4.5
/5
2187 reviews
8.0
International Exhibition Center/Provincial Government | 99.5 km from downtown
Phone +8618404052177
Address: 黑龙江省哈尔滨市道外区南直路326号
Highlights:
Hundreds of prints & Russian paintings
Eastern Louvre comprehensive museum
Saved by 499 users1895 positive reviews
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The grandeur and beauty of the buildings are immediately apparent from the fence surrounding the Harbin No. 6 Factory. Entering the first-floor corridor feels like stepping back in time to Europe. Climbing the escalator to the fourth floor is a bit tiring, but still worth the visit.
The room stay was great, the breakfast on the 16th floor was delicious and nutritionally balanced, and parking was free! I had a very good experience at this hotel and will definitely come back next time!
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Jingyue Lake
4.7
/5
7573 reviews
7.9
From 16.30 AZN
Based on 195 reviews
University-city/Jingyuetan | >100 km from downtown
Phone +86043184518000
Address: No. 5840, Jingyue Street, Jingyue Economic Development Zone, Changchun City
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5–1 day
Highlights:
17-mile lakeside cycling & nature
Fall foliage in coniferous forests
Saved by 214 users4624 positive reviews
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Jingyuetan has a nice environment and is close to the city. Driving an electric scooter is not cost-effective, costing 100 yuan per hour, and a complete loop around the lake takes more than three hours. Riding an electric bicycle is better, as you can return it anytime you visit the various attractions.
Jingyuetan truly lives up to its title as the "green lung of the city," boasting stunning scenery. Cycling or hiking around the lake is incredibly pleasant, the air is fresh, and the forest bathing area is truly relaxing. The scenic area is well-managed, making it an ideal place to escape the hustle and bustle and reconnect with nature. It's quite rare to find a park that charges an entrance fee, especially considering that sightseeing buses and rides are not free!
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China's Snow Town
4.5
/5
1910 reviews
7.9
From 17.98 AZN
Based on 69 reviews
>100 km from downtown
Phone +864000000453
Address: Xuexiang, Dagze, Lhasa, Tibet, China
Recommended sightseeing time: 1 day
Highlights:
See the snow mushroom view at Fantasy Homeland
Hike Yangcao Mountain to see the beautiful sunrise
Saved by 789 users1030 positive reviews
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Take train D8513 from Harbin Station to Yabuli West Station (8:25 AM). Depart from Yabuli West Station at 8:35 AM.
8:50 AM: Visit the tallest snowman in Haxue Valley, take photos with horse-drawn sleighs and floral cotton-padded jackets.
9:20 AM: Depart for Datudingzi Mountain, passing the most beautiful Yaxue Highway.
10:40 AM: Snowmobile ride at Datudingzi Mountain.
12:20 PM: Lunch (own expense).
12:40 PM: Depart for the Ice and Snow Gallery (5-minute drive). Visit Xuegu Fairy Tale Park, Snow Dragon, Forest Snowfield Tiger Village, Bear Ridge, and the Alpine Zoo.
2:30 PM: Depart for China Snow Town.
3:00 PM: Visit China Snow Town. The all-inclusive ticket includes all attractions within the Snow Town scenic area (excluding private attractions). Not recommended.
Night view tour (8 people): Return trip from Snow Town at 6:30 PM. Arrival at Yabuli West Station: Approximately 20:30
Return trip: Purchase ticket for D7986, departing Yabuli at 21:00, arriving in Harbin at 22:08
Premium 8-person tour: Return trip from Xuexiang, arriving at Yabuli West Station at 18:40
Return trip: Purchase ticket for D8526, departing Yabuli West Station at 19:02, arriving in Harbin at 20:22
The elegant Snow Town will attract both the wise and the brave.
Snow Town, China, you are the ever-renewing home of nature's creatures, the dream destination of snow, a place where elders can reminisce and soothe their homesickness, a hidden paradise for children, and a haven sought after countless times by children from the south.
Snow Town, China, is endowed with one of the world's few high-end ski resorts by natural endowments. The 9th Asian Winter Games allowed the world to fully appreciate your nobility and excellence, and wise and brave individuals will turn their dreams into reality, embarking on a two-way journey with you.
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Volga Manor
4.6
/5
4668 reviews
7.9
From 35.48 AZN
Based on 152 reviews
Volga Manor | 85 km from downtown
Phone +86045155156801
Address: Minqiang Village, Chenggaozi Town, Xiangfang District, Harbin
Recommended sightseeing time: 0.5–1 day
Highlights:
Ski through 3 Russian castles
Over 30 grand Russian buildings
Saved by 1403 users2712 positive reviews
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Travelled with my mum so we opted to rent the auto-bike once we reached the garden. It was a great choice! Renting was hassle free and saved us a lot of steps - and we managed to explore the entire place in 2+ hours. Meetup at the cable car castle was convenient, and the transport to and fro the city makes the price worthwhile. Package comes with either a burger meal or a free vodka drink! Building there was nice and European-styled; but otherwise no wow-factor for us. Recommended for families or if the city has exhausted its attractions.
Harbin's Volga Manor is a truly photogenic place!
Many classic Russian buildings have been recreated throughout the manor, making a stroll through it feel like stepping into another land. The various reflections add a layered quality to the scenery.
Here, you can not only admire the unique architecture and natural scenery, but also learn about its history and culture.
Although a bit out of the city, it's worth the trip; it's the perfect place to experience exotic charm and take photos!
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Jingbo Lake Scenic Spot
4.3
/5
4812 reviews
7.6
Based on 43 reviews
Lake Jingpo National Scenic Area | >100 km from downtown
Phone +864000453166
Address: Ning'an City, Mudanjiang City
Recommended sightseeing time: 3–4 hours
Highlights:
Waterfall roar & boat ride
Winter ice fishing excitement
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Having visited many lakes in the south, this was my first time visiting a lake in the north, and I was amazed. The water was vast and the blue was crystal clear. Under the sunlight, it shimmered like sparkling pearls, precious and beautiful. The explanations of each scenic spot and story were also very apt. It was a wonderful trip!
The scenic area is excellent, with unique scenery and a large area, suitable for a family trip that can easily last a whole day. If possible, staying overnight within the scenic area will enhance the experience. A very nice scenic spot. Highly recommended.
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Harbin Sun Island Scenic Spot
4.5
/5
2822 reviews
7.5
Based on 776 reviews
Harbin Ice And Snow World/The Sun Island | >100 km from downtown
Phone +86045188192966
Address: No. 3, Zhibei Road, Songbei District, Harbin
Recommended sightseeing time: 3–4 hours
Highlights:
Cable car: 360° island & river views
Unique European & Russian town styles
Saved by 795 users1039 positive reviews
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The transportation to Sun Island is very convenient. You can take the subway directly to the entrance of Sun Island. The Giant Panda Pavilion was newly opened this year. There is a pair of twin giant panda brothers in it. They are very cute. The keepers will observe the two brothers outside. The security is also very responsible. If any tourists have uncivilized behavior, they will stop them immediately. It is great.
There's a subway station at the entrance to Sun Island, making transportation very convenient, and you can also take a ride. There's no entrance fee, and the shuttle bus isn't recommended, as it's not cost-effective. If you're not pressed for time, you can just wander around. The air quality is excellent, and there are various trees and wetlands. The park recently introduced giant pandas, making it a truly worthwhile visit. The park even plays the song "Sun Island," which makes you feel like you've been transported back to the 1980s!
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