Yuquan Ski Resort

Yuquan Ski Resort

Yuquan Ski Resort is located 65 kilometers southeast of Harbin, known as the "Capital of China's Ice Festival," adjacent to Asia’s largest hunting ground and surrounded by 17 high mountains. The highest peak, Heishi Mountain, rises 547 meters above sea level. Established in the 1930s, it is China’s earliest ski resort. There are also historical sites that date back to the Song Dynasty.

The resort’s hotels and restaurants can accommodate 3,000 guests and serve 600 diners. It can also host medium-sized conferences.