8 DAYS HARBIN PRIVATE TOUR
8 DAYS HARBIN PRIVATE TOUR
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Star hotel lists
Star hotel lists
D1: Modern Hotel or similar grade
D2 & D3: Shanyelijingzhi Or similar grade
D4: Modern Hotel or similar grade
D5: Linxi mountain residential quarters (North Scenic Area tourist distribution center shop) or similar grade
D6: Kanto Commune or similar grade
D7: Modern Hotel or similar grade
Note:
Room Supplement: HKD2200 / person
Luxury hotel lists
Luxury hotel lists
D1: JW Marriott Hotel Harbin River North or similar grade
D2 & D3: lanshan B&B or similar grade
D4: JW Marriott Hotel Harbin River North or similar grade
D5: Hyatt Regency Changbaishan or similar grade
D6: Xuexiang Xueyu Mountain Residence Hotel or similar grade
D7: JW Marriott Hotel Harbin River North or similar grade
Note:
Room Supplement: HKD7600 / person
Itinerary
Itinerary
D01: Harbin Taiping International Airport → Harbin City (Central Street, Saint Sophia Cathedral) → Check-in at hotel
D02: Hotel breakfast → Harbin Taiping International Airport → (Domestic flight) Mohe Gulian Airport → Arctic Village (Northernmost Post Office, "Finding North" Monument) → First Bend of the Heilongjiang River (S-shaped bend, scenic overlook) → Nine Turns and Eighteen Bends (snow-covered forest sunset, rime scenery) → Check-in at hotel/homestay
D03: Hotel breakfast → Beihong Village (geographically northernmost) → Heilongjiang River Source Stone + Beihong Village Boundary Monument → Mohe Dance Hall (real-life check-in) → Arctic Village → Check-in at hotel/homestay
D04: Hotel breakfast → Morning photography in Arctic Village → Mohe Gulian Airport → (Domestic flight) Harbin Taiping International Airport → Siberian Tiger Park → Harbin Ice and Snow World (seasonal attraction) → Check-in at hotel
D05: Hotel breakfast → Changbai Mountain North Slope → Heavenly Lake + Changbai Waterfall (snow-covered wonderland) → Check-in at hotel/homestay
D06: Hotel breakfast → Magic World Drifting → Snow Town → Snow Charm Street + Snow Mushroom Clusters → Check-in at hotel/homestay
D07: Hotel breakfast → Morning photography in Snow Town → Sun Island Snow Sculpture Art Expo (snow sculpture art + snowmobile experience) → Harbin City (Yangmingtan Bridge, Harbin Railway Station) → Check-in at hotel
D08: Hotel breakfast → Central Street → Harbin Taiping International Airport
Note:
The above itinerary is for reference only! We will customize a suitable itinerary for everyone based on different seasons and guests' preferences.
Tour includes
Tour includes
- 7 Nights Hotel
- 7 Days Breakfasts
- Round Trip Air Ticket (Harbin - Mohe)
- Tour Guide Fee(Optional)
- Driver Fee
- Whole Period Use of Car (10hrs/Day, RMB150/Extra hr)
- Toll, Gasoline, and Parking Fee
Customer protection
Customer protection
BLISS TRAVEL is a licensed travel agency in Hong Kong, offering a range of travel services, including arranging private tours. As a legally regulated travel agent, we adhere to the relevant laws and regulations of the Hong Kong tourism industry to ensure a safe and reliable travel experience for our clients. Upon participating in our organized private tours and completing the payment, our clients receive an e-levy stamp from us as a form of protection. For detailed information regarding the protection provided by the e-levy stamp, please refer to the website of the Hong Kong Travel Industry Authority:
https://www.tia.org.hk/en/travel-industry-compensation-fund/protection-under-travel-industry-compensation-fund-and-the-relevant-legal-provisions.html
Choosing Your Harbin Tour Length
Eight days gives this private tour room to cover both the city and the far north. In Harbin you walk Harbin Central Street, the century-old pedestrian avenue of Baroque and Renaissance facades, and see the green domes and red-brick walls of the Saint Sophia Cathedral. The itinerary also covers Snow Town, the former Shuangfeng Forest Farm in Mudanjiang, where snow can reach two metres and the snow huts and red lanterns draw winter photographers. Mohe Arctic Village and the First Bend of the Heilongjiang River are included at the northern end. The 5-day and 6-day versions stay around Harbin and Snow Town; the 7-day adds part of the northern run. Eight days keeps driving and sightseeing balanced, with time to wait for weather and light rather than moving every morning. It suits travellers who would rather see the region properly than sample it.
Harbin Central Street is a century-old European-style pedestrian avenue, lined with Baroque and Renaissance buildings on cobblestone pavement. The winter Ice Festival adds magic, making it a must-visit in the "Oriental Little Paris."
The Saint Sophia Cathedral in Harbin is China's most beautiful Orthodox church, featuring Russian-style green domes and red-brick walls. Illuminated at night, it embodies the charm of the "Oriental Moscow."
Snow Town, originally named "Shuangfeng Forest Farm," is located in Mudanjiang City, Heilongjiang Province, famous for snow up to 2 meters deep. Its snow huts, "snow mushrooms," and red lanterns create a fairy-tale scene, making it a dream destination for winter photography and snow adventures.
Mohe Arctic Village is China's northernmost fairy-tale town, where winter brings stunning auroras and endless snowfields, while summer offers the "White Night" phenomenon. Its pristine Arctic charm feels like the edge of the world.
The First Bend of the Heilongjiang River, located in Mohe City, Heilongjiang Province, is a magnificent meander of the river. In autumn and winter, golden hues and snow create a breathtaking landscape, resembling a giant dragon, perfect for photography and nature lovers.
The Nine Turns and Eighteen Bends, located in Mohe County of the Greater Khingan Mountains, is a stunning river meander winding through pristine forests. At dawn, mist shrouds the landscape, creating a fairy-tale scene, perfect for photography and nature exploration.
Beihong Village, located in Mohe City at the northernmost tip of China, is the country's highest-latitude village. It preserves pristine natural scenery and a simple rural lifestyle, with picturesque snowscapes in winter and lush greenery in summer, making it an ideal escape to experience the charm of the far north.
The story behind "Mohe Dance Hall" stems from a devastating 1987 forest fire in the Greater Khingan Mountains. An elderly man, Zhang Dequan, danced alone in the hall to honor his late wife. Singer Liu Shuang transformed this poignant tale into a song, immortalizing their love and the dance hall's retro charm.
Harbin Ice and Snow World is the largest ice and snow theme park globally, dazzling visitors each winter with massive ice sculptures, snow carvings, and enchanting light shows. A masterpiece of frozen art, it transforms into a fairy-tale kingdom at night, drawing crowds to its magical winter wonderland.
The Sun Island Snow Sculpture Art Expo in Harbin is a winter celebration of ice and snow art, renowned for its massive snow sculptures and creative ice carvings. The intricate works, enhanced by lights and music, create a magical frozen wonderland, attracting art lovers and travelers alike.
The North Slope of Changbai Mountain is the perfect starting point to explore Tianchi Lake. With stunning scenery in all seasons—skiing in winter, flower fields in summer, and majestic waterfalls and hot springs—it's a paradise for nature lovers.
The "Demon World Drift" at the foot of Changbai Mountain is a winter wonderland where frost-covered trees meet steaming hot springs. Rafting through this surreal landscape feels like stepping into a fantasy realm, a dream for photographers and adventurers.
The Yangmingtan Bridge, a landmark in Harbin, spans the Songhua River with its distinctive cable-stayed design and dazzling night lights. Its sleek silhouette glows like a rainbow after dark, embodying the city’s modernity and romantic charm.
Harbin Railway Station, a key transport hub in Northeast China, blends Russian architectural style with modern amenities. Its iconic green dome and intricate carvings reflect a century of history, serving as both a gateway for travelers and a symbol of the city’s culture.
Harbin Tour Length: Common Questions
Why choose eight days rather than the five- or six-day version?
The five- and six-day tours keep to Harbin and Snow Town, so you see Harbin Central Street and the Saint Sophia Cathedral without long northern transfers. Eight days adds Mohe Arctic Village and the First Bend of the Heilongjiang River, and spreads the travelling out so each stop gets proper time.
Is seven days enough, or should we take the eight-day tour?
Seven days already reaches the north, but the schedule is tighter and a weather delay eats into the programme. The extra day in the eight-day version gives more places and a more relaxed pace, with room to wait at Snow Town for a clear morning or to spend longer in Mohe Arctic Village.
Who does the eight-day tour suit?
It suits travellers who want the city sights and the far north in one trip and do not mind long road transfers in low temperatures. Couples, small groups and photographers who need time at each location fit it well. Anyone with limited leave, or travelling with young children, may prefer the shorter versions.
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Frequently asked questions
Common questions about our private tours — anything else, just message us.
How many guests can join?
From 2 guests, with no upper limit. If your group is larger than the options listed, contact us for a quote.
Are flights included?
Both. Rates are quoted with and without flights, so you can choose.
Which hotels can we choose?
Two grades — standard hotels, or star hotels (five-star / onsen ryokan). Both are listed in the rates.
Can the itinerary be changed?
Yes. A private tour means the itinerary is yours — where to go, how long to stay, what to eat.
How long is a quote valid?
48 hours. Hotel and flight rates move with availability; the rate at the time of confirmation applies.
Is a car and guide included?
A private car throughout. A guide can be arranged to suit your group.
Is my payment protected?
Yes. We are a licensed Hong Kong travel agency (TIC licence 352969), so outbound packages are covered by Hong Kong’s Travel Industry Compensation Fund: up to 90% of the outbound fare if a licensed agent ceases operation (up to HK$15,000 under the simplified procedure), and up to HK$300,000 for injury or death caused by an accident during an outbound activity. You receive an e-Levy Stamp after payment — scan its QR code to verify. Details: blisstravel.life/pages/payment-protection