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Snow Valley
Snow Valley is also known as Dongsheng Forest. It is separated from Snow Town (Shuangfeng Forest) by Yangcao Mountain. Usually, the hiking route from Snow Valley to Snow Town involves crossing Yangcao Mountain. Snow Valley is located on the side of Yancao Mountain that faces away from the sun. In the winter, the snow on this side of the mountain is much thicker. Many people who have been to both Snow Valley and Snow Town often say that they prefer Snow Valley because Snow Valley is more natural and maintains its original ecology.Wuchang · 97.9 km from downtown
China Snow Valley Wusongling Scenic Area
Snow Valley Wuguling Scenic Area is one of the dreamy winter ice and snow wonderlands in Northeast China and is hailed as the core check-in spot of "China's Snow Valley." Surrounded by primitive forests, the scenic area features deep, powdery snow in winter, resembling a fairytale world. When the temperature drops to around -30°C, water vapor condenses on the branches, making the snow-covered pines and rime crystal clear and shimmering with golden light. Reaching the main peak of Wuguling before sunrise to watch the sun paint the icicles red is perfect for photography. Beyond sightseeing, the scenic area offers a wealth of ice and snow activities: snowmobiling through forest trails, snow banana boats, snow tubing, skiing, uphill snow shuttles, and various other entertainment options that keep you entertained all day long. The surrounding Snow Valley village preserves traditional farmhouse wooden cabins with curling smoke, while Da Tuding Mountain is dotted with snow mushrooms. Hiking trails lead to hidden canyons, where the air is rich in negative oxygen ions, making it feel like a natural oxygen bar. Snow Valley Wuguling Scenic Area is not only a natural wonder but also a living fossil of Northeast China's ice and snow culture.Wuchang · 94.4 km from downtown
Harbin Drug Group Pharmaceutical Factory 6
Harbin Drug Group Pharmaceutical Factory 6 is an old factory complex in Harbin, now a popular check-in spot dubbed the "Louvre of Northeast China." The main building, completed in 2004 with construction and decoration costs nearing CNY 100 million, bears a striking resemblance to France's Louvre, blending classical, Baroque, and Rococo European styles. Its exterior features intricate three-dimensional carvings and reliefs, with columns, doors, and windows each showcasing unique designs, creating a majestic vista from afar. Inside, the scene shifts dramatically: layers of golden ornaments adorn the space, and a massive crystal chandelier cascades from the upper floors to the second-floor hall. The corridors display European oil paintings and sculptures, earning it the playful nickname "Versailles of the Northeast." The building also houses a printmaking museum, with multiple exhibition halls showcasing works by printmakers from Heilongjiang and across China, worth lingering over. Founded in 1977, this historic pharmaceutical factory was once famous for products like Gaizhonggai, Yandi, and Hutong. After relocating entirely in 2021, the old site lay idle until reopening to the public in 2024. Its "palace-like" complex quickly went viral, attracting over a million visitors to date, making it a flagship destination for industrial tourism in Harbin. For the best experience, enter through the northeast gate, explore from the upper floors downward, and don't miss the printmaking exhibits, corridor paintings, or the grand chandelier. The main building's frontal view is partially obscured by an overpass and heavy traffic, making full shots challenging, but the exterior carvings, ground-floor hall, and colonnades offer excellent photo opportunities for a leisurely stroll.Harbin · 99.5 km from Wuchang
Hayaoliu Print Museum
The Harbin Pharmaceutical University Sixth Printmaking Museum covers a large area. The building is modeled after the Louvre in Paris, France. It combines the regional architectural characteristics of Harbin and injects new modern design concepts. It integrates architectural styles such as classicism, Baroque, and Rococo. Hundreds of famous prints and Russian oil paintings and prints can be viewed in the museum. The characteristic architecture is combined with historical culture and painting art to bring a unique visiting experience and feeling.Harbin · 99.5 km from Wuchang
A Pine Tree
Wuchang · 25.8 km from downtown
Harbin Sun Island Scenic Spot
The Sun Island Scenic Area is a small island located on the north bank of the Songhua River in Harbin City. In the early years, the Manchu people fished and hunted here. The Songhua River is rich in squid. In the Manchu language, the pronunciation of this type of fish is very similar to the pronunciation of "Sun" in Chinese. It has been known as "Sun Island" ever since the name was passed down a long time ago. During the reign of Emperor Kangxi in the Qing Dynasty, Sun Island was developed and utilized as a naval battalion, and was later used as a base for the navy to reconnoiter and train. Today, the natural scenery of Sun Island is exceptionally beautiful, and the landscape inside the park represents a perfect interpretation of the harmony between humankind and nature. The island has plenty of European villa buildings, where the Russian people come to spend their summer breaks.China · Harbin
Zhongyang Street
Zhongyang Street begins at the flood control memorial on the bank of Songhua River, then continues south to meet Jingwei Street. This pedestrian street is has ashlar paving down both sides, and his home to many European Renaissance and Baroque style buildings, lending it a romantic flavor. During the ice festival, there are interesting ice and snow sculptures to be seen everywhere along the street, just waiting for you to come and have your photo taken next to them. When you visit Zhongyang Street, you must taste its authentic Russian cuisine, and the celebrated Modern brand popsicles. Many classic European style buildings are clustered along this more than 100 year old commercial street. It is also crammed with all kinds of department stores. As night falls every evening, the whole street is lit up with a rich display of light and color. It is a place you must visit when you are in Harbin.China · Harbin
Harbin Sophia Square
Sophia Square is located on the south bank of the beautiful Songhua River. The square consists of three parts: St. Sophia Church, New Synagogue and Architectural Art Square. Saint Sophia Church is a dazzling presence on the square and a famous place in Harbin. It is a typical Byzantine building, and the interior murals, chandeliers, bell towers, domes and choirs all show a variety of cultural landscapes and artistic features. The Jewish New Synagogue was built in 1918. It is the largest existing synagogue in China, and regularly holds exhibitions related to Judaism.China · Harbin
CHINESE BAROQUE
Located in Laodaowai Nansan, Naner, and Nantoudao Streets, the surrounding buildings are either renovated or rebuilt. The street is very quiet. The old shop is a package shop. Fan Jiyong, don't come at mealtime, there will be a huge crowd of people, waiting in line, it's too prosperous. The street and the bronze statue in the courtyard will take you back to the past.China · Harbin
Changchun Film Studio
Changchun Film Studio is located in Chaoyang District, Changchun. Founded in 1945, it is the first film studio in China. It produces a total of more than a hundred feature films, mainly focusing on rural problems and wars. You can learn about the development of filming in China and many unheared movies from various gallaries here.China · Changchun
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Snow Valley
Wuchang · 97.9 km from downtownChina Snow Valley Wusongling Scenic Area
Wuchang · 94.4 km from downtownHarbin Drug Group Pharmaceutical Factory 6
Harbin · 99.5 km from WuchangHayaoliu Print Museum
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What travelers say about Wuchang
枫原没有万叶22 May 2025
5.0
Under the light and shadow of fireworks, every corner of the snow town is illuminated. You can hold your friends' hands and run in the snow, feeling the double romance brought by snowflakes and fireworks; or you can stand far away, quietly appreciate this rare beauty, and record every moment with your camera.
Snow Valley
澄潭觀月14 June 2026
5.0
The famous Harbin Pharmaceutical Group No. 6 Factory produces many brand-name drugs.
The historic European-style buildings are beautiful and photogenic!
The print exhibition is also quite artistic. The free restaurant offers excellent value for money!
Harbin Drug Group Pharmaceutical Factory 6
M34***044 September 2026
5.0
This guided tour offers exceptional value, allowing you to avoid crowds and see the iconic spiral staircase, crystal chandelier, and expansive banquet hall. You'll appreciate the most classic features and learn about the history and construction techniques of Harbin Pharmaceutical Group No. 6 Factory, as well as Chinese and Russian oil paintings and prints. Finally, you can even try your hand at printmaking!
Hayaoliu Print Museum
Anonymous user4 October 2026
5.0
The Sun Island Panda House is clean and tidy, with spacious areas for the pandas to move around in. You can clearly see the pandas eating and playing. The ticket price is reasonable, and it's a great experience to bring your family. I would recommend it to panda lovers.
Harbin Sun Island Scenic Spot
oueryuji12 June 2026
5.0
Summer vacation is almost here! Southern friends, come to Harbin! Harbin, the "Oriental Paris," exudes a European atmosphere everywhere you look. Walking along Central Street is like stepping into another country, with Russian-style buildings lining both sides. You can even find Russian cuisine to enjoy. Come and experience it!
Zhongyang Street
东山（守护酱油瓶的狼）30 July 2023
5.0
There is a European-style square, and many movies and TV series are filmed here! The famous TV series Cliff has many shots and scenes shot here. There is also some modern cultural atmosphere here, I guarantee you will not regret coming here!
Harbin Sophia Square
飞宁215 August 2026
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"First came Fujia Dian, then Harbin." During the Qianlong era, immigrants from within the Great Wall gradually settled in Harbin. Later, more people migrated to Northeast China, and the Daowai area gradually became a bustling hub for daily life and commerce. In the early 20th century, with Tsarist Russia's ambition to plunder Northeast China's resources, the construction of the Chinese Eastern Railway began, gradually forming a Chinese Baroque architectural complex with a "Western style outside, Chinese style inside." However, upon closer inspection, the exterior wall reliefs do not depict Western angels, but rather pomegranates, bats, peonies, and toads—symbols of many children, blessings, wealth, and peace—truly reflecting the deep-seated cultural confidence of Chinese merchants.
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Anonymous user25 July 2026
5.0
This place has a strong sense of history, attracting many middle-aged and elderly visitors who are nostalgic. The exhibits include film introductions from various eras, primarily using pictures, text, and video materials. It would be great if more filming locations could be added.
Changchun Film Studio
