Anbo Ski Resort

Anbo Ski Resort

Dalian Anbo Ski Resort is located in Anbo Town, Pulandian City, and opened to the public in the winter of 2003. Currently, the resort features two intermediate ski runs, one 200 meters long, and one practice area. This year, Anbo Ski Resort has undergone a comprehensive upgrade, adding a large 20,000-square-meter practice area, a snow tubing run, and a children’s playground. The practice area has also introduced a new 100-meter-long moving walkway, bringing the total number of moving walkways to two.

The resort has widened its existing ski runs, and the upgraded runs now cover an area of 120,000 square meters. Safety, comfort, and style are the key impressions visitors have of Anbo Ski Resort. The ski runs at Anbo Hot Spring Ski Resort were designed and constructed with the help of Japanese experts. The layout is logical and well-organized, with intermediate, beginner, and practice areas clearly separated and free from interference. Over 40 safety personnel are stationed throughout the resort, providing round-the-clock, attentive care to ensure guest safety.

The four ski runs at Anbo Hot Spring Ski Resort do not use any drag lifts to transport guests—all are served by chairlifts and moving walkways. Among these, the newly added 20,000-square-meter practice area alone has two moving walkways, which is quite rare among ski resorts in China. In more developed regions abroad, skiing in winter followed by a soak in hot springs is a highly fashionable travel experience. Anbo Hot Springs are renowned both domestically and internationally. After skiing, visitors can enjoy a relaxing soak in the nearby Anbo Hot Springs, relieving fatigue while indulging in a truly luxurious experience. This is likely one of the most attractive features of Anbo Ski Resort. The resort’s lounge also offers broadband internet access, providing entertainment and relaxation for guests, along with business network services so you can stay productive even while on vacation.

The resort has a large restaurant that can accommodate up to 400 diners at once, offering a choice of Chinese and Japanese buffets as well as group meals. The café faces the ski slopes, allowing you to enjoy your coffee while taking in the lively scenes of skiers in action.