Harbin Pharmaceutical International Photography Exhibition Hall
The Harbin Pharmaceutical International Photography Exhibition Hall is located on the fifth floor of the Harbin Pharmaceutical Photographic Equipment City at No. 408 Jingyu Street, Daowai District, Harbin. It was built with substantial investment from Harbin Pharmaceutical Group Co., Ltd. The exhibition hall covers an area of over 2,000 square meters and is designed and constructed entirely to first-class international exhibition standards. It features two exhibition spaces—one large (1,200 square meters) and one small (800 square meters)—as well as auxiliary facilities including a multi-functional conference hall, VIP lounge, and a large meeting room that can accommodate 200 people.
The Harbin Pharmaceutical International Photography Exhibition Hall is a professional venue primarily dedicated to photography art exhibitions. In the six months since its opening in August 2006, it has hosted over ten photography exhibitions, including the Asian Style Photography Exhibition, the Award-winning Works Exhibition of the 13th National Portrait Photography Competition, the Photography Works Exhibition of General Shao Hua, the Award-winning Works Exhibition of the Harbin Pharmaceutical Cup “Snowy Harbin” National Photography Competition, the Mountain-Sea-River Scenery Photography Exhibition, the Large-format Landscape Photography Exhibition, the Ode to Natural Scenery Photography Exhibition, the Golden Sunset Cup Harbin Senior Citizens’ Photography Competition Award-winning Works Exhibition, the Songbei and Environment Photography Exhibition, the Harbin Daowai Sub-bureau Police Culture Photography Exhibition, and photography exhibitions by various provincial professional associations. These events have attracted a total of 50,000 photography enthusiasts and general visitors.
Transportation Guide
Venue Address: No. 408 Jingyu Street, Daowai District, Harbin, Heilongjiang Province, China
Getting There: Take bus routes 1, 28, 107, 108, or 109 within Harbin and get off at Jingyu Street Station.
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