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Best Xuexiang Tour Package: Discover the Charm of China Snow Town in Winter Wonderland

Looking for the ultimate winter getaway in China? Our China Snow Town tour is your gateway to a magical white world. Located in Heilongjiang Province, Xuexiang—also known as China Snow Town—is famous for its thick snow, fairy-tale cabins, red lanterns glowing in the frosty night, and breathtaking winter landscapes. Whether you're a photographer chasing snow scenes, a family seeking cozy snow adventures, or a traveler wanting to experience authentic Northeast China life, this is a must-visit destination.

At Your Way Holiday, we craft thoughtful Xuexiang tour packages that go beyond standard sightseeing. Our itineraries include snowfield hiking in Yangcaoshan, snowmobiling adventures, hotpot meals in warm lodges, and immersive homestays with local families. Tours can start from Harbin, combining the Ice and Snow Festival, Siberian Tiger Park, and Volga Manor before heading to Snow Town. Private transfers, handpicked accommodations, and bilingual local guides ensure you travel in comfort—like a local, but with none of the hassle.

China Snow Town Tours

Duration:2 Days, 1 Night

Attractions(Cities):Dream Home Snow Mushroom, Snow Rhyme Street, Wooden Plank Road, Yangcaoshan Mountain, Saint Sophia Cathedral, Central Street

Tour Style:Discover the charm of northern China with our Harbin local tour and Harbin Snow Town tour — the perfect blend of culture, architecture, and snowy wonderlands. Explore Harbin’s iconic landmarks like Saint Sophia Cathedral, Central Street, and the Siberian Tiger Park, guided by a local expert who brings the city’s Russian-influenced history to life. Then escape to the magical Snow Town, where fairy-tale “snow mushroom” cottages and peaceful forest walks await. Whether you're strolling through historic squares or admiring the winter scenery on a wooden plank road, this tour offers an unforgettable mix of local life and seasonal beauty. Ideal for families, couples, and winter lovers.

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From $223 p/p

Duration:6 Days, 5 Nights

Attractions(Cities):Yabuli Skiing Resort, Snowmobile Ride, Dream Home Snow Mushroom, Snow Rhyme Street, Wooden Plank Road, Yangcao Mountain Sunrise Watching, Zhaolin Park, Harbin Ice and Snow World, Saint Sophia Cathedral Square, Central Street, Hongzhuan Street Morning Market, Stalin Park, Eastern Railway Bridge

Tour Style:Discover the magical charm of northeast China with this immersive Harbin Snow Town tour. Designed for those seeking both natural beauty and local culture, this Harbin tour takes you from the city’s iconic Russian-influenced landmarks to the fairytale landscapes of China Snow Town. Stroll through snow-covered streets, marvel at traditional wooden houses blanketed in powdery snow, and enjoy scenic forest walks that feel like a winter postcard. With a private guide to ensure comfort, flexibility, and local insight, you’ll experience Harbin’s icy elegance and the cozy warmth of Snow Town life—an unforgettable winter journey.

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From $496 p/p

Duration:2 Days,1 Night

Attractions(Cities):Snow Rhyme Street, Wooden Plank Road, Errenzhuan, Yangcao Mountain Sunrise Watching, Snowmobile Ride

Tour Style:Experience the ultimate Harbin private tour combining personalized service with unforgettable winter adventures. Explore Harbin’s iconic landmarks including Saint Sophia Cathedral, Central Street, and the Siberian Tiger Park with your expert local guide. Venture beyond the city to the magical Snow Town, famous for its pristine snowy landscapes, traditional wooden houses, and lively folk performances. This exclusive tour offers flexible itineraries tailored to your interests, comfortable private transportation, and insider insights into Northeast China’s rich culture and history. Perfect for travelers seeking a seamless blend of urban charm and natural beauty in winter.

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From $355 p/p

Duration:3 Days, 2 Nights

Attractions(Cities):Sun Island International Snow Sculpture Art Expo, Harbin Ice and Snow World, Dream Home Snow Mushroom, Snow Rhyme Street, Wooden Plank Road, Yangcao Mountain Sunrise Watching, Central Street, Saint Sophia Cathedral Square

Tour Style:Embark on a captivating winter journey with our Harbin China Tour and China Snow Town Tour. Designed for snow lovers and culture seekers, this itinerary combines the icy artistry of the Harbin Ice Festival with the picturesque charm of China’s most iconic winter village. Wander through glowing ice castles, experience local Dongbei cuisine, and soak in the rich Russian-Chinese architectural fusion. In Snow Town, enjoy snow-covered rooftops, forest hikes, and cozy cabins straight out of a storybook. Whether you're chasing snowflakes or capturing postcard-perfect views, this tour promises a magical northern escape deep into China’s winter wonderland.

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From $589 p/p

Duration:3 Days, 2 Nights

Attractions(Cities):Yabuli Skiing Resort, Hot Spring, Yabuli Panda House, Yabuli Reindeer Park

Tour Style:Experience the ultimate Harbin winter tour with thrilling ski adventures and unique cultural encounters. This private Harbin Yabuli ski tour lets you explore China’s largest ski resort, enjoy expert guidance on slopes for all skill levels, and soak in breathtaking snowy landscapes. Beyond skiing, visit the charming Yabuli Panda House, meet reindeer at Reindeer Park, and relax in natural hot springs. Perfect for families, couples, and winter lovers, this tour blends outdoor fun with cultural richness. With a professional guide handling all logistics, enjoy a seamless, personalized winter getaway in Northeast China’s snowy wonderland.

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From $235 p/p

Duration:5 Days, 4 Nights

Attractions(Cities):Hongzhuan Street Morning Market, Flood Control Monument, Stalin Park, Saint Sophia Cathedral Square, Central Street, Jihua Ski Resort, Dream Home Snow Mushroom, Snow Rhyme Street, Wooden Plank Road, Yangcao Mountain Sunrise Watching, Snowmobile Ride, Siberian Tiger Park, Ice and Snow World

Tour Style:Experience the magic of winter in northeast China with our Harbin tour package, designed for travelers who want to explore both the city’s highlights and its dreamy snow-covered surroundings. This 2-day itinerary combines iconic Harbin Ice Festival tours with an immersive visit to China Snow Town — a fairytale village nestled in the mountains. Wander through dazzling ice sculptures, feel the festive spirit, and enjoy local flavors along the way. Whether you're a photographer, snow lover, or first-time visitor, this journey blends natural beauty, cultural charm, and once-a-year wonder into one unforgettable winter adventure.

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From $672 p/p

Duration:5 Days, 4 Nights

Attractions(Cities):Stalin Park, Eastern Railway Bridge, Dream Home Snow Mushroom, Snow Rhyme Street, Wooden Plank Road, Errenzhuan, Yangcao Mountain Sunrise Watching, Zhaolin Park, Saint Sophia Cathedral Square, Central Street, Siberian Tiger Park, Ice and Snow World, Hongzhuan Street Morning Market, Flood Control Monument

Tour Style:Experience the best of winter with our Harbin City Tour and Snow Town Tour. Explore Harbin’s iconic landmarks like Saint Sophia Cathedral, Central Street, and Zhaolin Park, where dazzling ice sculptures and local culture await. Then, journey to the enchanting Snow Town, famous for its thick snow blankets, traditional wooden houses, and fairy-tale atmosphere. Enjoy unique activities like ice sledding, local performances, and stunning mountain sunrises. Perfect for travelers seeking authentic winter magic, this tour combines cultural highlights and natural beauty in one unforgettable adventure.

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From $421 p/p

Most Asked Questions about China Snow Town Tours

1. Where is China Snow Town and why is it worth visiting?

China Snow Town is located within Hailin City, Mudanjiang, Heilongjiang Province, and is part of a national nature reserve. It boasts abundant and pristine snow in winter, forming a unique "snow hanging" landscape that attracts numerous visitors. Beyond its stunning natural scenery, Snow Town preserves rich Northeast rural customs and ethnic folk culture. Walking through it, travelers can experience authentic ice and snow art charm alongside simple, warm local traditions. Especially at night when illuminated, Snow Town looks like a fairy-tale world, offering excellent opportunities for sightseeing and photography, making it a must-visit destination for experiencing Northeast China’s winter tourism.


2. How to get to Snow Town from Harbin and how long does it take?

The drive from Harbin to Snow Town takes approximately 5 to 6 hours. Winter road conditions are complicated with many curves, making driving challenging. It is generally recommended that travelers hire a private car or join a tour group, with experienced drivers ensuring safety. The route passes through mountainous areas where snow and ice may cover roads in winter, so it is important to check weather and road conditions in advance. Plan for rest stops during the journey to ensure comfort and safety, especially for first-time visitors to Northeast China.

3. What special winter activities does Snow Town offer? Are they suitable for families and couples?

Snow Town offers a variety of winter activities including ice and snow sightseeing, dog sledding, snowmobiling, ice lantern viewing, bonfire parties, and Northeast folk performances. These activities are both entertaining and culturally immersive, making them ideal for family trips and couples’ vacations. Children can enjoy snow games, while couples can share romantic moments amid the glowing lights and snowy scenery. Whether you prefer thrilling outdoor sports or quiet appreciation, Snow Town offers diverse options to delight visitors of all ages.

4. What are the accommodation conditions in Snow Town? Do I need to book in advance?

Accommodation in Snow Town mainly consists of traditional Northeast wooden houses converted into guesthouses, generally equipped with floor heating or traditional kang beds for warmth and comfort in winter. Some guesthouses offer full-board meals featuring authentic Northeast stews, allowing guests to experience local life conveniently. Due to the peak winter season around New Year’s and Chinese New Year, lodging is highly limited and prices rise. It is recommended to book at least one month or earlier in advance. Choosing accommodations near core scenic spots such as Dream Home and Moon Bay saves walking time and is convenient for photographing the beautiful night lights.

5. What safety and health precautions should I take when visiting Snow Town?

Winter temperatures in Snow Town can plunge below -30°C. Visitors need to wear professional cold-weather gear including down jackets, thermal underwear, anti-slip snow boots, hats, scarves, and gloves. Because icy roads are slippery, caution is advised when walking, and avoid wandering alone or entering unauthorized areas. Those with heart conditions, hypertension, or respiratory diseases should consult a doctor before visiting to evaluate fitness for travel. Carry essential medications, keep warm, and plan activity intensity reasonably to ensure safety and health.

6. When is the best time to visit Snow Town? When does it open?

The snow season at Snow Town generally starts from late November, with official opening around mid-December when snow accumulation reaches viewing standards. The best visiting period is from January to February when snow depth and “snow hanging” phenomena are most spectacular. From early March onward, snow begins to melt and some attractions close. Peak season coincides with New Year’s and Chinese New Year holidays when visitor numbers surge. Off-season offers quieter scenery, fewer tourists, and lower prices, providing better value.

7. How safe are the winter roads and transportation to Snow Town?

Snow Town is located in mountainous terrain, and roads are covered by snow and ice in winter, posing certain risks. The scenic area invests significant resources in snow clearance and salting to ensure main roads are safe and passable. Drivers are highly experienced in winter driving and skilled on icy surfaces. Passengers should always wear seat belts and follow driver and guide instructions. In severe weather, the area may adjust opening hours or transportation arrangements, so visitors should follow official announcements and avoid venturing out alone.


8. Is Snow Town suitable for beginner skiers? What should beginners be aware of?

Snow Town is primarily focused on ice and snow scenery and folk experiences; its skiing facilities are basic and suitable for beginners to enjoy introductory skiing fun. For a more advanced and comprehensive skiing experience, visitors are advised to go to Yabuli Ski Resort, which offers well-equipped facilities catering to all skill levels. Beginners should take professional lessons, wear protective gear, and follow safety guidelines to avoid injury.

9. How do peak and off-peak seasons affect the Snow Town experience? How can I avoid crowds?

During peak seasons, especially New Year’s and Chinese New Year, the number of tourists surges, causing tight accommodation and transportation availability, crowded public areas, and heavier workload for staff, which may reduce personalized service quality. Off-peak seasons see fewer visitors, creating a quieter and more comfortable environment, better guide and service quality, and more flexible arrangements for lodging and transport. Travelers with flexible schedules are advised to choose off-peak times to avoid crowds and enjoy a higher quality trip, as well as saving costs.


10. How many days are recommended for a Snow Town trip and how to plan the itinerary?

A Snow Town trip typically requires 2 to 3 days to fully experience its natural scenery and folk culture. On day one, visitors arrive and acclimate, exploring main village areas like Dream Home and Moon Bay, followed by night viewing of illuminated snow scenes. Day two is for outdoor activities such as dog sledding and snowmobiling to deeply enjoy winter entertainment. Day three can be reserved for short hikes around or rest before departure. For those with more time, Snow Town can be combined with Yabuli Ski Resort, Jingpo Lake, and other Northeast destinations, extending the trip to 3 to 5 days. Ensure sufficient rest to avoid fatigue.

11. How does transportation connect Snow Town with major cities like Harbin and Yabuli?

Travel from Harbin to Snow Town takes about 5 to 6 hours by car; private car hire or group tours are recommended given complex road conditions and safety considerations. Snow Town and Yabuli are about 220 km apart, roughly 3 hours’ drive, suitable for a 2-day combined tour. Return trips can be to Harbin or onward to next destinations, with careful coordination of train or flight schedules to ensure smooth travel. Confirm pick-up and drop-off times with travel agencies ahead, especially in case of weather disruptions.


12. How can Snow Town be combined with other Northeast winter destinations for a multi-day itinerary?

Snow Town can be integrated with the Harbin Ice and Snow Festival, Yabuli Ski Resort, Jingpo Lake volcanic scenic area, and Changbai Mountain Tianchi to form a classic Northeast winter tourism loop. A recommended 5 to 7-day itinerary could include 2-3 days in Harbin experiencing city ice culture, 2 days in Snow Town for rural winter landscapes, 1-2 days at Yabuli for skiing, and 1-2 days at Jingpo Lake or Changbai Mountain for natural scenery and hot springs. Coordinated transport, including train and flight bookings, ensures itinerary continuity and enhances travel quality.

13. How to arrange shopping and buy souvenirs during a Snow Town tour?

Snow Town has a few souvenir shops selling Northeast-style handicrafts, cured meats, and specialty local snacks. It is advisable to allocate shopping time without disrupting sightseeing. When purchasing, verify authenticity and buy from reputable shops. Some guesthouses and scenic spots hold craft fairs where visitors can observe and participate in handmade crafts. Guides can also recommend quality local products and souvenirs for gifts.

14. How to balance leisure and activities in a Snow Town itinerary to avoid exhaustion?

Given Snow Town’s extremely cold temperatures, prolonged outdoor activities can be tiring. It is important to plan balanced days including sightseeing, entertainment, and cultural experiences, ensuring ample indoor warm rest periods. Avoid long consecutive hours of walking or skiing. Daily outings should ideally last no more than six hours, with evenings reserved for enjoying ice lanterns and night scenery, and daytime for more relaxed exploration. Fully utilizing accommodation facilities for rest helps maintain energy and enjoyment.

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