Below Zero Ice Bar

The small ice bar in New Zealand can't really be compared with the Harbin Ice and Snow World in China. The only thing that can be compared is the difference between Antarctic ice and Arctic ice. The colors inside are not very good. If it were opened in China, it would definitely close down soon. It's a place that caters to tourists, so I don't recommend going in. Just looking at the street art can give you a better sense of the customs of a foreign country.

#Summer needs nightlife Those who are used to night tours, barbecues, skewers, hot pot, and night tours will have two feelings when they first arrive in New Zealand: the beautiful natural scenery during the day and the boring nightlife. Of course, this is not a problem in New Zealand, but a general situation in Oceania. The British, who are used to venting themselves, playing darts, gossiping, and showing the other side of gentlemen in bars, naturally brought this fine tradition to Middle-earth, which is why the dwarves in the Hobbit movie have a shadow of British drunkards. So which one do you recommend among so many bars? Below Zero Ice seems to be the most suitable option at the moment. Skiing during the day and getting drunk in the snow house at night is reasonable! There are big ice elements everywhere, whether it is the walls, furniture, sculptures in the decoration, or glasses for cocktails. There are also such bars in the Changbai Mountain area in China, but the quality of the wine and the expectations for bar-hopping are different after all. #Check in around the world YO If you just want to check in for a souvenir, it’s also good, better than staying in the hotel and playing video games!