Harbin is like a real-life Harry Potter.

Here is a Harbin travel guide to help you have an unforgettable time in the Ice City: Preparation - Clothing: thermal underwear, fleece sweatshirt or sweater, thick cotton pants or fleece leggings, ski suit or down jacket with a filling of more than 220g, waterproof and non-slip snow boots, plush hat, thick scarf, thick gloves. - Items: warm baby, thermos, power bank. City Tour - Day 1: After arriving in Harbin, head to Central Street to admire the European-style architecture and taste the Madieer popsicle. Then visit the Flood Control Monument, tour Stalin Park, and enjoy the sunset on the banks of the Songhua River in the evening. You can have Russian-style Western food on Central Street in the evening. - Day 2: Visit St. Sophia Cathedral in the morning, then head to Heilongjiang Provincial Museum to learn about local history and culture. In the afternoon, go to the Sun Island Snow Expo to admire the exquisite snow sculptures. - Day 3: Head to Harbin Ice and Snow World to experience various ice and snow amusement projects and light shows. Surrounding Tour - Yabuli Ski Resort: You can take a train or long-distance bus from Harbin to get there. There are several ski resorts here, suitable for skiers of different levels. You can also experience snowmobiles and other activities. - Snow Town: Depart from Harbin to Snow Town and enjoy the beautiful snow scenery and rime along the way. After arriving, stroll along Xueyun Street, visit the snow mushrooms, snow houses, and other special attractions, and participate in a bonfire party in the evening. Food Recommendations - Guobaorou: crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, sweet and sour, recommended at Laochujia. - Red sausage: such as Qiulin Lidaosi red sausage, with a rich meat aroma. - Russian-style Western food: Huamei Western Restaurant and Madieer Western Restaurant on Central Street are quite famous. - Iron pot stew: iron pot stew fish, ribs, etc., with pancakes or steamed buns on the side.