Winter just got cooler in northeast China! ❄️ Harbin, the frosty capital of Heilongjiang Province, has opened over 100 free skating rinks to fuel its booming ice-and-snow tourism scene. Locals and travelers alike are lacing up their skates to glide across these glittering playgrounds, blending seasonal fun with cultural vibes.
Known for its epic Ice-Snow World festival, Harbin is doubling down on its frosty reputation. The move comes as winter tourism heats up across the region 🌏, offering Instagram-worthy moments and affordable adventures. From casual ice-dancing to competitive speed-skating lanes, there's something for every frost enthusiast—no wallet frostbite required!
🚀 Pro tip: Pair your skating session with a cup of jiangtanghulu (candied hawthorn sticks)—a sweet local treat to keep energy levels high. With global travelers increasingly chasing unique cold-weather experiences, Harbin's latest play could solidify its status as Asia's winter wonderland capital.
