Zhaolin Park
Zhaolin Park
4.2
12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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12:00 AM - 11:59 PM
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4.2
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DrewDog
Los Angeles, CA47 contributions
Jan 2022 • Couples
First of all this place should have 5 stars. This park offers a lot of ice sculptures from varying artist of various skill levels and an ice slide all FOR FREE. If you want to see cool sculptures like this at other places, most places charge you.
Its quick to take a look at all the ice sculptures, some simple to super extravagant, designs FOR FREE. All in all it would take maybe 30 minutes to 1 hour to see the whole park, there are some nice lights inside the sculptures so I would recommend to visit the park after 5pm to see the ice sculptures and slide lit up... Oh and did mention it's FREE.
Its quick to take a look at all the ice sculptures, some simple to super extravagant, designs FOR FREE. All in all it would take maybe 30 minutes to 1 hour to see the whole park, there are some nice lights inside the sculptures so I would recommend to visit the park after 5pm to see the ice sculptures and slide lit up... Oh and did mention it's FREE.
Written January 16, 2022
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Joanna
8 contributions
Jan 2020
You enter the park (for free) and find yourself in another world. If you come after dusk, all the ice sculptures and lanterns are lit up and this leaves you with an amazing feeling. Winter wonderland. Creatures from this and other world, palace walls, Confucius (?), ice piano playing music all made of ice, you name it, it was there. Wow!
Written January 4, 2020
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TheOExpress🏴🇭🇰
Hong Kong, China6,165 contributions
Jan 2020 • Couples
...with incredible sculptures and buildings all around, all created from ice, and when it’s all covered in snow it has a definite ‘Central Park from every winter film ever’ vibe which I was not expecting at all. Walking on the frozen lake was cool too AND it’s free to get in.
Written January 2, 2020
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Dan Theman
New York97 contributions
Jan 2020
Many people come to Harbin and go to Sun Island for the Ice and Snow festival. Which are an ABSOLUTE must see. However, I feel Zhaolin Park is a nice hidden gem in Harbin, sort of. I would say Zhaolin Park is the smaller and lite versions of the Ice and Snow festivals and is wonderful if you can't make it for the whole day at Sun Island or if maybe you would just prefer something smaller and not something so grand like the ice and snow festival on Sun Island. Even if you go to the main attractions, I still think this is a great spot to visit. Especially if you're around town. I'm sure even during the warmer months this park is lovely to come visit. However, I've only been here for the ice festival and it was quite gorgeous.
Great for a family hangout, date, night out with friends.
PROS
-Smaller scale version of ice and snow show for those who may be too overwhelmed by the bigger shows
-In the central location
small and big enough to pretty much see everything in one go
CONS
-Really no cons. Its not on the scale of the Ice and snow festival on Sun Island but its not a bad thing either.
Great for a family hangout, date, night out with friends.
PROS
-Smaller scale version of ice and snow show for those who may be too overwhelmed by the bigger shows
-In the central location
small and big enough to pretty much see everything in one go
CONS
-Really no cons. Its not on the scale of the Ice and snow festival on Sun Island but its not a bad thing either.
Written January 16, 2020
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australia84 contributions
Jan 2020
We went during the day because of other planned activites at night. Small park with mid sized ice sculptures and a little river that had frozen and small children were playing on it. Short walk from Central street. Proabably dont need to see this if you see the Ice festival.
Written January 15, 2020
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DarthAnonymous
Sunnyvale, CA6,243 contributions
Zhaolin Park (兆麟公园) The Ice Lantern Garden Party is spectacular at night. This is just a couple blocks to the east of the main Zhongyang Dajie (中央大街). The ice sculptures here include international contest entries. Closing time is 10pm. It can easily take two to three hours to see everything in this spectacle. The ground can be icy and slippery. Traction devices can be quite useful for walking on ice stairways, etc. There are a number of small ice slides. There are many fair rides like a ferris wheel available for fees. Small huts are present with snacks and drinks. Many aggressive hawkers are present, selling trinkets, tours, photos, food, etc. January 2008 regular admission is 55RMB.
Written January 24, 2008
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chammp
Modbury, UK1,323 contributions
Jan 2011
Visited here at night during the ice festival and saw some truly excellent ice sculptures. There were people trying to sell tickets outside and we bought one at a discount on the gate price; a tad risky but we had a Chinese speaker who confirmed they were genuine with the gate staff before we purchased. Anyway, once inside the park there are loads of sculptures, including competition sculptures, lit up with fluorescent lights and many of which can be walked through. We spent over an hour here and found it very enjoyable and were very impressed with the sculptures.
Written February 5, 2011
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Mark W
Pailton, United Kingdom24 contributions
Jan 2014 • Friends
Nice addition to the main attractions of the Ice Festival & the Snow Festival, if you are going to Harbin in the future & want advice on what order to do things in, I would do this in the early evening of your first day if you arrive in the afternoon, after visiting the park there are lots of good restaurants to eat at. If you arrive in the morning, do the Siberian Tiger Park first, then this park & save the Snow & Ice festivals for the next day. Highlights of the park are the lanterns down the main walkway, the giant ice piano you can play on (but you won't get much of a tune as it was crowded) & the ice slide (which bizarrely they give away free ice lolly's with your slide fee), the ice sculptures are impressive if you have not been to the other parks already & there are cut outs in the ice where you can do silly poses, but remember to wear good boots with grip soles, we saw several people slip & fall over, you are after all walking on snow & ice!... Last point, all the attractions cost money, this park is 200RMB (about £20 or $30), so if you are on a tight budget, save your money & go to the other parks, but our view was, we were only going once, so wanted to do it all!!..
Written January 25, 2014
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peperone
Mersin, Türkiye97 contributions
We visited there in January during ice festival. Disney made special designs and buildings inside the park. It's one of must see places in Harbin. Also, you can enjoy some winter games and skying.
Written January 6, 2009
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IdyllwildAl
Mexico City, Mexico237 contributions
Dec 2018 • Family
This park is insane! There are a couple of slides where you could literally kill yourself. No regulations, just go for it! I love China. There might be a guy who tries to stop you, but I knocked him headfirst and then slid into the fence wall.
It's really awesome. Go there, have fun, wear a helmet it you're scared.
It's really awesome. Go there, have fun, wear a helmet it you're scared.
Written December 22, 2018
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Hi, from which month will the ice sculptures be available?
Written October 2, 2019
Would you know if the sculptures will remain until the end of February? So there is no more snow around Harbin this time of the year anymore?
Written February 18, 2019
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