In the morning will going to the Harbin Chinese Baroque Style Street
The Harbin Baroque Architectural Block, located in Daowai District, is a unique historic complex blending Western Baroque structures with Chinese cultural elements, such as courtyards and brick carvings. Built in the early 20th century, it reflects Harbin’s role as a multicultural hub. Today, the restored block offers a vibrant pedestrian street filled with traditional shops, local eateries, and folk performances, providing visitors with an immersive journey into the city's architectural heritage and rich local customs.
Than going to the Saint Sophia Cathedral‌
Saint Sophia Cathedral in Harbin is a landmark Byzantine-style Orthodox church, built in 1907 . Famous for its massive green “onion-shaped” dome and red brick exterior, it is now a museum showcasing architectural art . As the largest Eastern Orthodox church in the Far East, it symbolises Harbin's historical and multicultural harm .

Than going for the lunch with the Northeast China Food, Iron Pot Stew.

In the afternoon, going to the Harbin Ice and Snow World, we suggest 2 times walk around there, one time is in the date time, and another time is in the night,
when the light turn on that is the most beaful time.
Harbin Ice-Snow World, the world's largest ice and snow theme park, officially opened for its 27th season . Spanning a record 1.2 million square metres, this “winter wonderland” is constructed from massive ice blocks harvested from the Songhua River . Featuring this year's theme, “Ice and Snow, Fairy Tale World,” the park offers dazzling ice sculptures, a 521-meter-long Super Ice Slide, and a 120-meter Snowflake Ferris wheel . By day the ice is crystal clear, and at night it transforms into a breathtaking spectacle of colourful lights .