Harbin Ice Festival

The Harbin Ice Festival, held annually in Harbin, China, is one of the world’s largest winter festivals, typically running from early January to February. It features stunning ice and snow sculptures, some reaching several meters in height, created by artists from around the globe. The festival includes exciting activities like ice skating, sledding, and a variety of cultural performances. Illuminated at night, the sculptures create a magical atmosphere. Originating in 1963 and revived in 1985, the festival attracts millions of visitors, celebrating winter’s beauty and showcasing artistic creativity in an extraordinary frozen landscape.