Harbin Two-Day Tour

Harbin Three-Day Tour First Day: Northeast Tiger Forest Park, queued for three hours, played for half an hour! Be prepared with sunscreen and water, children can cool off and wait at the nearby Pet Paradise. It is recommended to go early in the morning. We stayed in Songbei, and in the evening we took a walk to Sun Island. From Swan Castle, we queued for the cableway for one and a half hours, and it took ten minutes to reach the opposite side of Daoli District. A ten-minute walk brought us to Central Street, where we strolled for two hours. Must-try items include Madieer ice cream and Qiulin red sausage. We had barbecue skewers at Damo BBQ and drank freshly brewed Harbin beer. On the second day, we visited St. Sophia Cathedral and Harbin Institute of Technology. The distinctive domed Baroque church had a quick queue to enter. You can rent costumes for photos in the square, which is a good option for families with little girls. It only takes four subway stops to get to Harbin Institute of Technology, but you need to make a reservation four or five days in advance. We didn't make a reservation, so we just let the kids check in at the school gate. I heard that this year's admission score for Harbin Institute of Technology is around 680. In the evening, we had the famous iron pot stewed goose at Shanhetun. The pot was full, and we couldn't finish it, so we packed the leftovers to take away. On the third day, we took the high-speed train to admire the vast Northeast Plain and left the ice city of Harbin. The scenery along the way was beautiful, and it was drizzling, which reminded us of the transformation from Beidahuang to Beidacang. We felt a lot of emotions with the kids! In 1931, old Chiang lost the three northeastern provinces, putting the people in deep water and scorching fire, which doomed his eventual retreat to Taiwan! The reason we didn't visit the 731 site is that I couldn't bear the oppressive and humiliating era. Let's cherish the current peace and beauty together!