Things to do in Suihua

You can choose between a boat tour and a train tour in the scenic area. It is recommended to take a large loop boat tour, where you can watch flocks of birds flying on the water and on the island, which is extremely shocking. Then you can take a train around the island to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the wetland park.

Suihua Museum is located in Suihua Science and Technology Culture Center. It has three floors, a total exhibition area of ​​5,000 square meters, and more than 2,000 exhibits. The basic display in the museum consists of seven exhibition areas: paleontological fossil area, ancient history area, modern history area, folk area, natural resources area, agricultural area, and intangible cultural heritage traditional culture area. The paleontological fossil exhibition area displays a complete set of fossil skeletons of 8 paleontological species, including mammoths, woolly rhinoceroses, red deer, Wang's buffalo, and Przewalski's horses.

The exhibition boards are rich in pictures and text, depicting farming life, such as oxen plowing, rice planting, spring sowing, etc. The exquisite plaques hanging on the corridor introduce China's traditional culture.

It was fun and I think it should be safe. After getting the ticket, you have to go to the starting point about 6 or 7 kilometers away. You need to prepare dry clothes for changing. Waterproof mobile phone bags are sold on site. There is a dressing room at the end where you can take a shower. You need to take a bus back to the starting point for 10 yuan per person. Overall it's good.

This is definitely worth a visit. Even in the freezing winter, the surrounding scenery is very beautiful. This is the characteristic of the north. It is very suitable for taking photos here on snowy days!

One of the best attractions in Suihua City, it's very large, with fresh air, many forest trails, fitness equipment, and numerous squares. There's a large lotus pond and a tower, but unfortunately, I didn't get to the base of the tower. There are many animals, including miniature horses, and an amusement park. Many cycling enthusiasts frequented it. Admission is free. Unfortunately, there's no direct bus; you have to take a taxi. On the way back, ride-hailing services were scarce; I waited half an hour before someone accepted my order. It's actually very close to the train station, only a little over 3 kilometers away. Tourism in Suihua seems underdeveloped and neglected; the restrooms at the attractions were particularly dirty and rudimentary.

Finally checked out Harbin Ice and Snow World! It's absolutely stunning, a true ice and snow fairytale kingdom! ✨ The ice sculptures are crystal clear, and the super ice slide is thrilling and exhilarating. Although it was very cold, the beautiful scenery and fun were totally worth it. Highly recommended, definitely a worthwhile trip!

I haven't been there for a long time, I don't know how it is now. It used to be good.

A must-see in Harbin! The world's largest Siberian tiger breeding base – be sure to go early! It's recommended to arrive as soon as the park opens, as the tigers are most active in the morning, while many are sunbathing and "lazy" in the afternoon. The thrilling sightseeing bus is the core experience; the reinforced windows make it very safe, and you can buy meat to feed them. The impact of a tiger pouncing on its prey is immense. Seeing adult Siberian tigers up close is truly awe-inspiring – their massive size and imposing presence are breathtaking.