As Asia’s only Christmas-themed wonderland, it hosts an authentic Finnish Santa from Rovaniemi, giant snow sculptures of Christmas stockings, massive spinning tops, and China’s unique Christmas Post Office. Here, visitors can immerse themselves in a fairytale-like snowy world with Christmas music, enjoy the genuine spirit of Christmas without leaving the country, and partake in a culturally rich winter extravaganza.
The Christmas Ski Resort is located in the “Pole of the Motherland” — Mohe’s Arctic Village, adjacent to China’s Arctic Christmas Village. Combining polar charm, aurora wonders, and Christmas culture, the resort operates from mid-October to mid-April each year, making it China’s northernmost and longest-running ski resort. Phase one includes a 470-meter beginner slope, a 150-meter snow tubing track, and facilities such as tow lifts and magic carpets, along with entertainment options like snowmobiles, snow tubes, sledding, snow sailing, and snow disc riding.
Mohe Arctic Christmas Village is China’s first Christmas-themed amusement park. Opened to the public on December 20, 2010, it is situated in Arctic Village — China’s northernmost settlement, located 80 kilometers from Mohe County (a one-hour expressway drive). The Christmas Village itself lies 22 kilometers from Arctic Village, nestled by the river and surrounded by mountains. It includes a distinctive Arctic Christmas Post Office (with unique postmarks), Santa’s House (his office and residence), a Christmas Chapel (often used for Christmas weddings), Snow White’s House, and seven Dwarfs’ Houses. There is also a Christmas Ski Resort on-site.
Transportation Guide
Location: Arctic Village, Mohe Town, Mohe County, Greater Khingan Mountains, Heilongjiang Province
By Bus: Take an intercity bus from Mohe County to Mohe Town, then transfer to a taxi or minibus to Arctic Village.
By Car: Drive northwest along S207 to the end of the road
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