The Chinese mainland is turning winter into a cold-season celebration ❄️. In Beijing’s mountainous suburbs, the Yunpugou and Yudushan scenic areas have transformed their waterfalls into giant ice sculptures, drawing adventure lovers from near and far.
Adrenaline junkies and photo enthusiasts strap on crampons to climb these frozen cascades, while valleys shimmer with icicles and hidden springs beneath the ice add a magical glow 🧊.
Up north, Harbin’s Central Street lights up with dazzling installations. This year’s star attraction is the flying horse light sculpture galloping across the frosty skyline. Rows of outdoor heaters with flickering flames offer a warm spot to gather, share travel tips, and indulge in local street food 🔥.
Must-See Winter Hotspots
- Yunpugou Ice Waterfalls, Beijing suburbs 🏔️
- Yudushan Frozen Falls, Beijing’s backyard 🌊
- Central Street Light Festival, Harbin 💡
With sub-zero temps no match for the fun, winter tourism on the Chinese mainland is booming. From ice climbing challenges to neon-lit festivals, this cold season promises experiences you’ll be talking about all year. Ready for your next frosty adventure?
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China's winter tourism booms with light shows and ice climbing
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