Harbin Jianguo Park is located at No. 237 Jianguo Street, Daoli District, Harbin. Established in 1958, it originally covered an area of 2.8 hectares. In the 1970s, due to urban development and the expansion of road networks, large green spaces were occupied. By the 1980s, it evolved into a fan-shaped comprehensive park bordered by Jianguo Street, Tongda Street, and Songshu Street. 2…
Harbin Academy of Agricultural Sciences is the only comprehensive, purely public-interest institution in Harbin that integrates “agriculture, science, and education” with “production, learning, and research.” Its headquarters is located at No. 288 Chengxiang Road, Daoli District, Harbin. The academy currently has 225 employees, including 168 scientific and technical personnel, 15 senior professionals, 48 associate senior professionals...
The first lilac-themed park — Qunli Lilac Park
Yuyang Park is a leisure park themed around energy conservation, integrating ecology, environmental protection, and technology. The designers created the space based on a deep understanding of the site, incorporating energy-saving and eco-friendly concepts throughout the design process. New technologies were applied to both landscape and architectural elements, and large areas of existing wetlands were preserved. These wetlands…
The sports park is located within the area enclosed by Lijiang Road, Qunli Avenue, Lingjiang West Road, and Qunli Fifth Avenue in Qunli New District, Daoli District, Harbin, covering a total area of 244,000 square meters. The park features various outdoor sports and fitness facilities such as a gateball court and fitness equipment. The entire park is divided into outdoor and indoor sections, with the outdoor...
It combines walking paths to create a space for morning exercises, fitness activities, and cultural events. The park has planted over 5,000 trees, 2,600 shrubs, about 5,000 square meters of perennial flowers, and lawns. Qunli Minsheng Park covers an area of 56,000 square meters. There are 8 leisure squares within the park, along with 3 sets of pergolas and 3 pavilions…
The General Li Zhaolin Memorial Hall was opened on April 28, 2011, on the eve of the 65th anniversary of the liberation of Harbin and the 90th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China. The exhibition area spans over 300 square meters, featuring more than 100 display panels and 188 precious historical relics that recreate the…
This bizarre-looking silver building is the Harbin China Woodcarving Museum, located within a high-rise residential complex full of European flair, completed in February 2013. Its design was inspired by a piece of wood and was created by the renowned Chinese MAD Architects. The structure stretches about 200 meters in length, resembling an extraterrestrial...
The Harbin Planning Exhibition Hall is located at No. 369 Youyi Road, Daoli District, adjacent to People's Square to the east and Friendship Park to the south. It is one of the top ten key urban construction projects of the municipal government, covering an area of 8,800 square meters with a total floor space of 21,285 square meters. The building has four floors above ground and one underground. The exhibition area is spread across three levels: themed "Preserving Historical Imprints, Leading the City’s Future," the first floor is the Urban History Exhibition Area, the second floor is the Urban Planning Exhibition Area, and the third floor features the District & County Exhibition Area and Interactive Zone. A central three-story atrium shared space houses a 1,600-square-meter physical model of Harbin’s master plan. The exhibition includes 30 sub-sections such as Impressions of Harbin, Tracing the City’s Roots, Master Plan, Highlights of Harbin, Eight Districts and Ten Counties (Cities), and New Urbanization. Following the timeline of history, present, and future, the exhibition vividly showcases the city’s development journey and future planning blueprint through various high-tech means.
The Site of the 6th National Labor Congress is located in Daoli District, Harbin. It dates back to 1948 and is categorized as an important modern historical site and representative building. On December 29, 1990, it was designated as part of the 3rd batch of cultural heritage protection units of Heilongjiang Province. …
The Tatar Mosque is located in Daoli District. It was built in 1901 and is classified as a modern-era significant historical site and representative building. On January 31, 2005, it was designated as part of the fifth batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
General Li Zhaolin’s Tomb is located in Zhaolin Park, Harbin. It dates back to 1946 and is categorized as a modern-era important historical site and representative architecture. On January 31, 2005, it was designated as part of the fifth batch of cultural heritage protection units in Heilongjiang Province. …
Harbin Yuquan Hunting Ground is located 55 kilometers from downtown Harbin. It is known as China’s skiing hometown, the birthplace of the Jinyuan culture, and a renowned destination in Heilongjiang for wine production, building materials, and tourism. China’s first tourist train ran from Harbin to Yuquan, and the country’s first ski resort was built on Beishan Mountain in Yuquan. The Yuquan Hunting Ground is Asia’s…
The Harbin Acheng Jinyuan Cultural Tourism Area is located 2 kilometers south of downtown Acheng. As a national key cultural relics protection unit, it was the capital of the Jin Dynasty from 1115 to 1234, and is the only well-preserved Jin Dynasty capital site to date. To this day, the Meridian Gate of the Imperial City and the ruins of the palace buildings remain intact, along with sections of the outer city wall...
The Pingshan Tourist Area is located within Acheng District, 70 kilometers from Harbin City. The area features the largest semi-wild deer farm in China, home to over 1,000 sika and red deer, making it a shining jewel in Heilongjiang Province’s golden tourism belt. The Pingshan Tourist Area boasts comprehensive facilities, including the country’s largest...
Introduction: Pingshan Divine Deer Ski Resort is located in Pingshan Town, Acheng District, Heilongjiang Province, 70 kilometers from downtown Harbin. It is an SSS-grade tourist ski resort in Heilongjiang Province, capable of accommodating 3,000 skiers at the same time. The skiing season runs from late November to March of the following year. Dining / Accommodation / Shopping: The resort's reception facilities are com...
Introduction: Yuquan Hunting Ground is located in the northern part of Yuquan Town, Acheng District, Harbin, approximately 60 kilometers from downtown Harbin. It borders the Songfeng Mountain Nature Reserve to the east, the Hongxing Reservoir Tourist Area to the west, and the picturesque Dayangshu Ridge to the north. It is currently the largest enclosed hunting ground in China. Transportation: Take a passing train from Harbin to Yuquan Town...
Located 65 kilometers southeast of Harbin, Songfeng Mountain spans an area of 15.8 square kilometers. With its perilous peaks, uniquely shaped rocks, mysterious caves, and exquisite waters, Songfeng Mountain is renowned as a "heavenly paradise on earth." It boasts a pristine ecological environment, stunning natural scenery, rich local folk culture, a profound history of Taoist heritage, and an authentic rural charm. Songfeng Mountain,…
The peaks of Yuquan Weihu Mountain Forest Park are steep and uniquely shaped, with natural scenery that ranks among the finest in northern China. Weihu Peak is a marvel of nature, a naturally formed giant tiger stretching 100 zhang in length. Yuquan Weihu Mountain Forest Park lies atop the high mountains, poised as if ready to spring into action. Towering a thousand zhang high, it seems to devour miles of landscape, its form and spirit so vivid and lifelike that it is nothing short of a miraculous work of nature...
The ruins of Shangjing Huining Prefecture, located 2 kilometers south of Acheng District, are a National Key Cultural Relics Protection Unit. They served as the capital of the Jin Dynasty from 1115 to 1234 and are the only relatively well-preserved Jin Dynasty capital site to date. The Meridian Gate of the Imperial City and the remains of palace buildings are still intact, as are parts of the outer city wall, barbicans…