The annual Harbin Ice Festival, established in 1963, is the world's largest of its kind. Despite interruptions during the Cultural Revolution, it resumed by 1985. Alongside Japan's Sapporo Snow ...

Harbin Ice-Snow World, the world's largest ice-and-snow theme park, officially closed its 26th edition on Wednesday evening in the city of Harbin, capital of China's northernmost ...

Experience the enchanting Harbin Ice and Snow Festival in China through stunning drone footage. Fly over magnificent ice palaces, illuminated sculptures, and vibrant winter displays that transform ...

The Harbin Ice and Snow World remains the city’s most popular attraction, being the world’s largest ice and snow festival and featuring life-sized ice sculptures, bridges, and castles up to 43 ...

At Harbin’s iconic landmarks, including Central Street and Harbin Ice and Snow World, State Grid has introduced mobile “power banks,” which have quickly become popular stops for visitors.

Plenty of people are sceptical that the ice-and-snow economy can lead to long-term change. More tourism can help at the margins, but “the ski resort does not solve the structural-adjustment ...