Ready to chill in style? ❄️ China’s turning its frosty season into a full-on winter fest that’s perfect for your travel bucket list. From the ice-sculpted cliffs near Beijing to Harbin’s neon-lit boulevard, there’s something for every winter lover.
Near Beijing, the Yunpugou and Yudushan scenic spots are literal ice sculptures. When temps drop, waterfalls freeze mid-flow, forming epic cliffs of ice that look straight out of a fantasy movie. Think massive blue-tinted walls where you can try ice climbing or snap envy-inducing photos for your feed. 📸
Meanwhile, in the northeast city of Harbin, Central Street is getting a glow-up. This century-old boulevard is lined with dazzling light installations, including the viral “flying horse” that’s all over social media. Rows of outdoor heaters with flickering flames let you warm up, sip hot tea, and swap travel tips with fellow explorers. 🔥
Whether you’re seeking adrenaline or Insta-worthy moments, China’s winter offerings have you covered. Lace up your boots for some ice climbing near Beijing, then hop over to Harbin for a night walk under millions of LED lights. It’s the kind of winter magic you’ve gotta experience at least once. ✨
Tip: Dress in layers, pack waterproof gloves, and keep your phone warm in your pocket so your snaps don’t freeze up. It’s a winter scene you have to see to believe. 🌨️❄️
Reference(s):
China's winter tourism booms with light shows and ice climbing
cgtn.com
