Harbin Polar Park

It is important to note that student tickets for the Polar Museum need to be booked one day in advance, otherwise you can only buy expensive full-time tickets, which we suffered.

To get to the Polar Museum from Gongda, you need to take the bus to Sun Island, then take a taxi for 8 yuan. Just stick your hand out of the water and fish will come to grab your food. Are the fish transformed pigs? Hahaha. Divers are cleaning the tank underwater. The polar bears trapped in the iron cage have yellowed their fur from the pain.

It's like touching its smooth and fluffy white hair~~~

The snow fox is curled up and sleeping, ignoring you tourists~

It is worth noting that there are certain performances in the Polar Museum at specified times every day. I remember that at 2 o'clock there is a performance called "Heart of the Ocean" which is known as the only double dolphin show in the world, and at 4 o'clock there is a sea lion theater. Personally, I think they are both worth seeing. I especially like the saxophone part. I think men who can play the saxophone are particularly attractive.

To be honest, I felt a little sad when I saw the polar bear. It was roaring back and forth in a small room, and it seemed that it was in pain.

The swimming pool is also very small, and it takes less than 20 seconds to swim back and forth.

The Arctic wolf was also very unhappy. Within two minutes, it walked back to its den.

The Beluga whale show is something not to be missed and is very popular.

Whenever I visit Harbin, I always have to visit three must-see places: the Polar Museum, the Science and Technology Museum, and Central Street. The two are close together, so I usually spend a whole day there. Every visit is rewarding. My child first visited the Polar Museum when he was 3, and now he's 13. We've been there countless times in the past decade, and he still loves it.

I booked my ticket through the official WeChat account and received a discount if I booked it one day in advance. There are regular and discounted tickets. Regular tickets are for adults and children under 1.4 meters tall. Discounted tickets are for college and technical school students and people over 65. I'm not sure why middle school students over 1.4 meters tall don't get a discount; it seems a bit unreasonable. Children under 1.2 meters are free, but must be accompanied by an adult.

A visit to the Polar Park is a must-see show; skipping it is practically a complete miss. Be sure to keep the show times in mind and plan your visit accordingly. The times are as follows: ★ Beluga Whale Show: 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM - 4:00 PM ★ Sea Lion and Walrus Show: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM. For other animal shows, please refer to the park's posted schedule.

Harbin Polar Museum created the world's only polar beluga underwater show, "Heart of the Ocean," which has been featured on CCTV over a hundred times. In 2015, it was selected as one of the "50 Most Wonderful Moments in the World" by the Huffington Post and was selected as one of the "42 Most Weird and Interesting Photos" by Reuters. It has received widespread attention from major media outlets around the world! At the same time, "Heart of the Ocean" has obtained dual certification of trademark and copyright, and Harbin Polar Museum owns the copyright to this show.

Like beautiful spirits descended to earth, they understand their trainers' every word and every look. Trainers overcome numerous obstacles to dance with polar beluga whales in the depths of the icy sea, showcasing the harmonious beauty of human and animal life, forming the world's most breathtaking "Heart of the Ocean." Be sure to get your camera ready!

Sea lion performances. Those familiar with the Harbin Polar Museum know that the museum boasts a veritable "little princess": the sea lion cub "Bailey." As the first California sea lion born in an inland city, Bailey's life has garnered considerable attention. From birth to now, at two years old, she's seen quite a bit. Bailey will be seen again on the latest episode of CCTV-1's "Zhengda Variety Show: Animals Are Coming," November 18, 2018. For those who haven't been there yet, visit the CCTV website to watch Bailey.

Going upstairs, the oversized "koi" at the Daxing'anling Scenic Area, adorned with a thunderstorm effect, attracted a large crowd. Along the way, there were abundant tropical fish sights, allowing for plenty of Instagram-worthy photos. The adorable penguins in the penguin exhibit were truly adorable. They were smaller than I'd expected, perhaps due to a different species. They swam incredibly fast, and when they emerged from the water, they lifted their feet up, completely captivating.

There are many more beautiful, fun and delicious things, so come and discover them yourself!

Last time, I mentioned how immersive the beluga whale show was. Listening to the melodies and watching the perfect harmony between humans and animals, I almost forgot to take photos. It wasn't until the host said, "Let's wave goodbye," that I finally snapped back to reality. Due to personal reasons, the show ended abruptly, so I went back and searched Baidu for information on the beluga whale show and saw that it had won so many awards both domestically and internationally. It truly lived up to its reputation, and I felt incredibly elevated. Here are some highlights from the show.

The first time I came, I couldn't tell the difference between the sea lions and walruses. But today, I brought my girlfriends here, not to see the sea lions, but to see the trainers. Secretly, you can wait in line before the show. Not only can you get a good seat, but you can also see the handsome trainers while you're waiting. As the queue grows, the number of trainers increases, and the lineup becomes more and more impressive... Haha. Once we entered the performance area, there were also young men and women everywhere. Oh, my Harbin Polar Museum genes are so strong!

Before the show, a group of beautiful girls performed a lively dance routine. It was so exciting! I felt like I'd reached the pinnacle of my life. If you're lucky, you might even get a small gift. The show was still hilarious, but the animals, hosts, and trainers were all different. The only thing that remained the same was the host constantly tricking visitors into thinking he was handsome. What a liar! He's truly dishonest. Haha, to sum it up: a visit to the Happy Sea Lion Kingdom is not only about seeing the clever and agile sea lions, but also about seeing the handsome, blood-sucking trainers. Forgive my superficiality; the whole point of this place is to laugh!

I had secured a great seat for the five-star-rated manta ray show. I was pleasantly surprised to see the mermaids change costumes, removing their tails to reveal their stunning legs. The fish and turtles danced along to the rhythmic music. As the deep-sea guardians and mermaids led the manta rays on their show, nearby tourists exclaimed, "How can these fish perform?! They're incredibly intelligent!" I chuckled to myself, thinking, "I've seen that before!" I had to go out and see it!

Before leaving, I called the customer service number 400-870-0909 and was told that they could store large luggage at the front desk. So I set off with my suitcase.

We arrived at the Polar Museum around 9:00 AM. Tickets purchased online don't need to be picked up (but they must be booked a day in advance). After scanning the QR code and successfully entering the museum, I first noted the times of two important performances: the beluga whale show and the sea lion show (the beluga whale show in the morning was at 10:00 AM and 12:00 PM, and the sea lion show was at 11:00 AM), and then began my tour with confidence.

As soon as I went upstairs, the huge "koi" in the Daxing'anling Scenic Area with the effect of thunder and rain attracted many people, and I just wanted to forward this pond of koi and pray for a smooth year of finding love. Laughing and crying~~

There are abundant tropical fish sights along the way, and you can take many beautiful pictures suitable for posting on WeChat Moments.

The cute penguins in the penguin exhibition area are so adorable. They are smaller than the penguins I imagine, probably because they are a different species. They swim very fast and jump up from the water with both feet, which is totally adorable~~

Harbin Polar Museum. We saw lots of real polar animals. That was the main reason we brought our little one to Harbin. Five years old is the age when children are most curious about the world. They're particularly drawn to these little animals. So, we brought him along.

Finally, we saw the adorable penguins. These little guys are incredibly popular with the girls, and we even took a photo with a pretty girl! At 11:30, we watched the penguin show. The trainer explained that these penguins were different from the ones in the movies; they were white-browed penguins, and they were very friendly with people! My son listened attentively, taking careful notes, and thought he'd learned a lot...

This is probably the most unique "zoo" in China. After all, polar animals aren't everywhere. Especially the swimming polar bears and the sand sculpture penguins. I have to say I've learned a lot of skills. I learned to adjust the camera parameters to capture the silly animals. I'm really good (ง •̀_•́)ง



Tips:

You have to reserve a seat in advance to watch the show, otherwise there will be no good seats_(:з」∠)_

The white whale show and sea lion show are the golden signs and should not be missed. Calculate the time before going and queue up half an hour in advance. It is also possible to plan a day. It is better not to go to the Penguin Zoo at the door. It is really small! The ticket price is in addition to the ticket price, so it is not recommended to go.

It's a very small aquarium, and the ticket check at the entrance is very strict. In winter, children who are taller than 1.4 meters are not allowed to enter even if they wear shoes. They can only enter after taking off their shoes and measuring.

There are fish, penguins, and Arctic wolves. There are two shows, one with walruses and sea lions, and one with beluga whales. I feel that the signs are not very clear. After watching the sea lions, we went to watch the beluga whales. Since they are both on the first floor, there should be clearer signs.

The main reason is that the place is too small, and the beluga whale just circles in the pool, which looks very pitiful.

The doors opened at 9 o'clock. The sea lion show was great. The beluga whale show was crowded due to venue limitations. We had to stand to watch. The experience was average, but the show was quite exciting. The pool for the two beluga whales was really a bit small, which was a pity for the two beluga whales.

The other exhibition areas are relatively ordinary, with polar bears, Arctic wolves, Arctic foxes, penguins, ichthys, and various tropical fish. The venue is small and you can play around in 2-3 hours.

Tips: Don't sit in the middle of the stage for 3-6 beats during the sea lion show, the sea lions will spray water at you 😂, and the first row will also be splashed with water.

The show was great. The venue was quite large and had a wide variety of animals.

Suitable for children, similar to the aquariums in Dalian and Hong Kong. Some of them are species unique to the north, and the beluga whale show is very shocking

Harbin Polar Museum offers a chance to see polar bears, penguins, rays, and other polar animals, as well as marine fish. It's considered one of the best polar museums in China and a favorite for both adults and children.

Book your tickets online in advance. It's not far from the Ice and Snow World, so you can spend the afternoon at the Polar Pavilion and then head to the Ice and Snow World when it starts to get dark! There are shows there, so be sure to check the showtimes! The Beluga whale show was great!

The most important feature is the beluga whale show.

Since I'm not from Harbin, I ended up visiting here again this time. I don't think I'd seen this guy again. The sea lion show was hilarious, and the beluga whale show was so beautiful and moving. I've been to many aquariums over the years, and each has its own unique charm. But when it comes to performances, Harbin Polar Ocean is still the best.

I want to see the beluga whale show at the Polar Museum again! I want to see it again! I want to see it again! I've been to many oceanariums, and they're all pretty similar, but the two beluga whales at the Polar Museum were my first time seeing them. The pool where they're kept is huge, and the show was fantastic. The belugas are so smart, and they work so well with the performers. I really want to see it again! I want to see it again! I want to see it again!

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The sea lion show and beluga whale show at the Polar Pavilion are really not to be missed.

Although there are a lot of people, it is still worth going.

The penguins there are so cute, but there are only a few of them, but not as many as the pandas.

I've noticed some critical comments, many complaining about the ticket prices. Personally, I feel that although it's a 4A, the ticket price is indeed 5A, and I certainly expected 5A-level status. There were fewer marine animals, but the show was the star of the show, which truly made up for any shortcomings. The walrus show was infused with authentic Northeastern humor. The walruses and sea lions were adorable, and they interacted very well with the humans. The beluga whale show was a completely different experience, heartwarming and soothing. After the show, I returned to the venue and saw the beluga whales interacting with the humans—remarkably clever. Overall, a 5-star recommendation. Also, there's a zoo behind the Polar Museum. Don't go there, don't go there, don't go there (three times in a row). The ticket is 75 yuan (including feed), and there are no more than five species of animals, including a Labrador! You can imagine how rip-off it is.

I was traveling with a group and parked my car at Sun Island Park. I didn't go to see the Polar Pavilion and the Snow Expo.

I just looked around outside the Polar Pavilion and took a few photos as a souvenir.

Harbin Polarland is the world's first polar performing arts park and one of the four major attractions of the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival. It also features the world's only underwater beluga whale show, "Heart of the Ocean," where trainers and beluga Mira collaborate to create a captivating and captivating performance. The show was selected as one of the Huffington Post's "50 Global Moments in History" and is well worth a visit.

If you're just looking for marine or polar animals, this place isn't particularly unique; even in China, many zoos can surpass Harbin Polar Aquarium. But the highlight is the performances. Whether it's the beluga whale or sea lion (elephant) show, they're all truly impressive. The collaboration between humans and animals is incredibly seamless. There's also a small, entertaining manta ray show, but there are only two per day, so it depends on your luck. After all, if you don't play games or anything, the wait and walks usually take over two hours.

I was lucky enough to see polar bears swimming. The penguin pool was also quite attractive. One complaint I have to make is the beluga whale show. You basically have to stand for nearly an hour, which is really tiring. It could have been better designed.

The aquarium had always been a dream of mine, but the Polar Museum was a bit of a surprise. I hadn't even considered it beforehand, so I just followed my friend's lead. It turned out to be a wonderful surprise. The venue isn't very large, but I was thrilled to spend the entire day there (female tickets are significantly cheaper than male tickets). There are animal shows every hour, so get in line early to get a great view.

In the Sun Stone Park in the Sun Island Scenic Area, the Polar Pavilion here mainly features wonderful performances.

Some people might say that every city has an aquarium, so why go all the way to Harbin to visit this polar aquarium... But at least I haven't seen a beluga whale show in Beijing... The angel halo emitted by the beluga whale really warms my heart!

The Polar Museum was a last-minute addition to our itinerary. It's right outside the Sun Island Scenic Area. My parents hadn't seen it much, so we decided to go in. Having seen similar aquariums in many cities, I didn't have high expectations before going in. I was just going to enjoy the animals and the shows. But the highlights! The shows were truly breathtaking, with shy walruses, ring-tossing seals, and most beautifully, the beluga whale, known for its heart of the ocean. It was well worth a visit.

The most impressive thing about the Polar Pavilion is the "Heart of the Ocean" performance by two people and two whales, but the venue for watching the performance is too small and it is easy to get trampled.

Because my girlfriend likes animals very much, we went to the Polar Museum. She had a lot of fun and stayed there for nearly four hours. She watched three performances: beluga whale, sea lion and manta ray. You need to enter the beluga whale show half an hour in advance, otherwise there will be no place to stand. The food and drinks there are reasonably priced. The penguin dumpling restaurant in the basement costs 28 yuan for a plate of dumplings. The service attitude of the staff is also very good. If you like animals, you can consider it.

It is just across from the Sun Point Scenic Area. It is not very big, but you can see polar bears and performances of sea lions and seals. It is very suitable for taking children.

The Polar Pavilion is worth a visit. Although it's small, it has all the polar animals you could possibly want. It was my first time seeing polar bears here... two huge ones, swimming so gracefully and beautifully. We also happened to catch the sea lion show, which was full of crosstalk and delighted everyone. It turns out that performances can be so risqué.

The Polar Pavilion gave me a really average feeling. It costs 150 per person, but the space inside is too small. But it is still worth experiencing if you have a baby.

Harbin Polar Museum is where penguins, Arctic foxes, polar bears and other polar animals gather. Not only can you get close to them, but you can also watch performances by sea lions and seals. However, the most impressive thing about the museum is the famous Heart of the Ocean, which makes people marvel at the magic of nature.

There are numerous marine animals on display, primarily polar species, such as penguins, polar bears, Arctic foxes, and Arctic wolves. The most notable performances are, of course, two: "The Heart of the Ocean," a hilarious show featuring adorable sea lions and seals. The other, "Heart of the Ocean," features a dolphin show. It's truly spectacular. Don't miss it if you're visiting.

It's worth a visit, the white whale show inside is very touching

The beluga whale show was really touching. I have been to so many aquariums but have never seen such a wonderful show. Thumbs up for the beluga whale baby👍

The venue is pitifully small, and there are very few marine animals, only the well-known penguins and seals. There are only a few jellyfish, and they use mirrors to reflect light to create visual effects. The promotion of the world's only white whale show itself is good, but the promotion of "the world's only" is too exaggerated. How can it be the only one in the world? Not to mention the world, you are not the only one in the country. There is a white whale show in Tianjin, right?

If you have experienced it in a coastal city, it will feel smaller

But the host who gave Northeast Errenzhuan its characteristics

Still add a lot of color

Children like it very much

Take bus No. 29 from the Flood Control Memorial Tower bus stop to the Sun Road Crossing stop. There's a free shuttle bus to the Polar Museum that runs every hour, so if you happen to catch one, take it. Tickets for the Polar Museum can be purchased through the official WeChat account for the same price as buying them at the door: 150 yuan per person. It just saves you time waiting in line, but it's really not crowded, so there's no need to queue at the door. It's better to buy tickets at the door in advance, as they're non-refundable if there are any changes. Of all the attractions on Sun Island, the Polar Museum is the only one that's worth considering if you don't catch the Ice and Snow World opening. The only attraction there is the beluga whale show. If you've seen a beluga whale show elsewhere, I wouldn't recommend going to the Polar Museum. It's quite boring.

There are numerous marine animals on display, primarily polar species, such as penguins, polar bears, Arctic foxes, and Arctic wolves. The most notable performances are, of course, two: "The Heart of the Ocean," a hilarious show featuring adorable sea lions and seals. The other, "Heart of the Ocean," features a dolphin show. It's truly spectacular. Don't miss it if you're visiting.

I really like the beluga whale show. It's so good. Although I can't see the trainer's face, it feels so beautiful. The whole tour lasted about two hours. It was a very good experience. I would come again if I have the chance.

Although there are many aquariums in China, Harbin Polar Oceanarium is definitely worth a visit. The penguins here are all hatched by themselves, and the "Heart of the Ocean Show" performed by people and beluga whales is also very exciting. It is more suitable for family trips. In winter, the polar animals here can also meet you outdoors in the ice and snow.

The venue isn't very large. Adult tickets cost 150 yuan, and even children over 1.4 meters tall still have to pay 150 yuan. Student IDs don't work; my 11-year-old is 1.59 meters tall! Buy one! Perhaps it's because there are so many people, and the order feels chaotic! We arrived at 11:35 and rushed to the 12:00 beluga whale show, but it was packed. There was nowhere to put our feet. The scene was indescribable. We were already there and couldn't leave, so we had to stand on tiptoe. The beluga whale show was still fantastic! The show lasted less than half an hour, and after it ended, we rushed to the sea lion show for the 1:00 PM show. We were still late, as the line stretched outside, so we had to stand and wait. Seats weren't released until almost time for the show, but luckily there were seats. Don't sit in the front row in the middle; the walrus show sprays water into the audience, so you'll get wet. The walruses and sea lions interact, which is fun and exciting! I personally think it's the best part of the Polar Museum. After the show, you can revisit it. In addition to fish, you can see seals, two polar bears, Arctic wolves, Arctic foxes and beluga whales, and then leave the museum. Overall, I feel that the animal performances are wonderful, and the others are average.

There is no need to say much about this place. You can go there when you take your children out to play.

The Polar Museum is not big, but it has rich content.

The first section is the Greater Khingan Range exhibition area, featuring a variety of fish, especially the koi. Small bottles of milk are sold nearby, costing around 10 yuan each. Watching the many colorful fish swarm around you is a truly relaxing experience. The back section features an old fireplace, a waterwheel, and a hunter's cabin with hanging deer heads, hunting rifles, bows, and crossbows, showcasing a primitive atmosphere.

The second part is the Fisherman’s Wharf exhibition area. The scene of blue sea and blue sky makes people feel as if they are at the seaside. There are also various kinds of fish in it, which are said to be saltwater fish.

The third section is Penguin Island in Antarctica and the Arctic Animal Home. There are penguins, polar bears, and snow foxes. The penguins' gait is truly adorable. As we pass by, some linger at the water's edge, seemingly lost in thought, while others demonstrate their swimming prowess, a truly captivating sight. A chubby polar bear lies there, occasionally glancing out the window. As we pass by, we find it scratching itself against the railing. As we pass by the snow foxes, we spot two cute little cubs sleeping.

There are also beluga whale shows and sea lion shows, especially the beluga whale show, which you must not miss.

The beluga whale is so beautiful! The biggest highlight, it's worth the trip

This is a place worth visiting. It's not very big, and the entrance fee is quite expensive. It's outside the city, so you can only get there by taxi, but there's a free shuttle bus from the entrance. I missed the sea lion show and only saw the beluga whale show, which was a real visual feast.

The area is quite small, but the people inside are so cute. There are a lot of young handsome guys.

The beluga whale show was super super super shocking. When the lights turned on and the music started, I stood in front of the glass and looked at the beluga whales that were many times bigger than me. I was really immersed in it and was very moved. I wished I could go in and play with them. The show was only about 11 minutes, but for me, the beluga whale show alone was worth the price of admission!

When I first entered, I thought it was another underwater world or something like that, but the further I went, the more interesting it became. There was also the Heart of the Ocean show, which was really great and worth a visit.

The Polar Museum is located in Jiangbei District. Tickets are 110 yuan for students and 150 yuan for adults (book online for cheaper prices). The museum isn't very large, and a full tour takes about two hours. The highlight is the three spectacular shows: a beluga whale show, a sea lion and walrus show, and a manta ray show.



The Polar Pavilion opens at 9:00 am, with beluga whale shows at 10:00, 12:00, 2:00 pm, and 4:00 pm, sea lion shows at 11:00, 1:00 pm, and 3:00 pm, and the manta ray show at 10:30 am. It's best to watch the show right after you enter, as there's a time limit, so you can watch the show before visiting the Polar Pavilion.

We watched the white whale show first. We went there half an hour in advance. Unexpectedly, there were more people there. There were no seats, only an open space and a few steps. It is recommended to stand on the steps to see more clearly.

Once inside, you must hurry and line up for the beluga whale show. Go down the stairs, not the upper level. I was standing there watching, idiotically, wondering, "Isn't this an underwater show? How will the water even rise?" Luckily, my husband had already secured a seat downstairs. I thought only kids would enjoy this, but I was completely blown away. It was amazing! I had to see it! I took tons of photos and videos to show my kids back home. The ray show was really boring; it was just watching them spin around. That was all there was to it, so I could save time and get a seat for the sea lions. I got a front-row seat for the sea lion show, which was amazing. I was sprayed with water. After the show, I revisited the venue, which was a reasonable amount of time. The sea lions and walruses were incredibly funny.

This place is really nice, from buying tickets to entering the museum to the live performances, it's full of beauties! The best ones should be the sea lion and seal performances and the beluga whale performances, which are amazing. You must come here

The Polar Pavilion itself is quite small, and it really doesn't take much time to just walk around. The beluga whale show and the sea lion and walrus show were quite good, especially the walrus. The cooperation with the host was really amazing, just like a skit. Tickets purchased online are 135 yuan per adult and 75 yuan for children half price. The value for money is slightly poor. It is also quite far from the bus stop at the Sun Island intersection to the inside. Although there is a scenic area shuttle bus, the frequency is limited and not very convenient. I don't recommend going there.

The beluga whale show at Heart of the Ocean is awesome, give a thumbs up to the trainers!

The Harbin Polar Pavilion is located just a short walk from the main entrance to the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival. It's one of the four scenic areas of the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival, a national 4A-level tourist attraction, and the only polar pavilion in China dedicated entirely to entertainment and performances. I heard that the performances usually end before 4 p.m., but we were incredibly lucky that day. If we hadn't caught an additional performance, we wouldn't have been able to see the stunning performance by the Polar Whale Orchestra and the world's only underwater show featuring polar beluga whales. Two Chinese trainers and two beluga whales performed the legendary "Heart of the Ocean," a captivating spectacle that captivated the world.

The beluga whale show is awesome, so beautiful and cute. When the lights are on, it's really beautiful. I was completely immersed in the plot. The sea lion show was so funny. The staff were very funny. It reminded me of Lianlian. They were just as funny. There were also cute penguins. The polar bears were quite angry.

I think the Polar Museum is the top 1 attraction in Harbin. Please note that student tickets cannot be purchased on-site and need to be purchased online at least one day in advance.

Of all the aquariums I've visited, whether in Beijing, Dalian, Qingdao, or Shanghai, this one is the most genuine. The reason it's even considered an aquarium is because, for an older person like me, anything just for the fish counts as an aquarium. So after seeing it, I recommended it to everyone on WeChat Moments; it's truly a must-see in Harbin.



This place is small. If you don't see the show, a complete walk around it would take about 20 minutes at most, and that's for someone with limited mobility. But I say it's worth visiting because of the show. As for the polar animals, honestly, for an older person like me, they're not very interesting. The others are just average, and you'll find them in every aquarium. I recommend adults bring children to observe the animals: the skinny, 1-meter-long white wolf, the lazy white fox that only knows how to sleep, and the polar bear that keeps shaking its head like it's on drugs—hahahaha, these are really rare to see.



As for the performance, there are 4 shows a day by Beluga. I highly recommend watching it. Although the venue is very small, the visual shock is something only people who have been there will know. It is recommended to go to the center of the stairs 20 minutes before the show starts. This way you can take the most beautiful photos of the Heart of the Ocean. The beauty is beyond words.



After this, you can go to watch the croaker show on the yacht. There are only two shows a day, and the time is relatively short. It is not very interesting. Two staff members use food to lure various fish and pose them in various postures so that everyone can observe the fish at a closer distance.



The last one is the walrus and sea lion show that all oceanariums have. In fact, these shows are really boring after watching too many of them. What is interesting is the host. Oh my god, it is so funny. All the processes and the cooperation of the walrus and other animals are very funny with Northeastern characteristics. It is appreciated by both the elite and the masses. He is very eloquent, hahaha.



For food, I highly recommend the teppanyaki fried rice and fried noodles. They're delicious and piping hot. Don't order anything fried; they're simply not tasty, lukewarm, and lack flavor. The prices are similar to the fried rice and other dishes. I think it was 20 yuan for a meal, and drinks were 6 yuan a bottle or glass, something like that. Juices are more expensive.



In terms of service, there is really nothing to say. This is the first time I have seen an old park with such good service attitude. For this, I have to give it 5 stars.



From the ticket sales, the staff repeatedly explained, showing you the ticket and the money, with extreme patience. Inside, the aquarium staff helped with the children, gently guiding both adults and children to stay away from the performance area. The food was also northern-style and generous. It was truly a delightful experience.



I never recommend aquariums in other cities, and even give them 1 star, saying they are too bad. This is the only place that, although small, I definitely give a 5-star recommendation!

The tickets are not cheap and there are quite a few animals. The most worth seeing is probably the beluga whale show.

Visiting Harbin's Polar Museum in the summer is fantastic, but in winter, we have to mention Harbin's recently opened Ice and Snow Fun Island. Experience the warmth and joy of Harbin's icy world, a truly worthwhile experience for the whole family. Enjoy horse-drawn sleigh rides, snow tubing, ice skating, snow slides... countless ice and snow activities to choose from. Authentic Northeastern specialties will bring you a taste of home amidst the ice and snow!

The ice and snow amusement area includes Honey Donuts, Ash Windmill Forest, Harry Chariot, Ai Ni Snow Maze, Baby Park, Ice Bikes, Ice Unicycles, Ice Bumper Cars, Ice Cars, Ice Spinning Tops, Ice and Snow Challenge, and the China Automobile Federation Ice and Snow Car Rally.

The Northeast Folk Culture Village allows you to experience the unique folk customs of the Northeast’s ethnic minorities, including winter fishing and gourmet food;

Ice and Snow Joy Island is a fairytale town, meticulously created by Harbin Tongmeng Qiyuan Cultural Management and Development Co., Ltd. for those who cherish a childlike spirit, recreating the ice and snow fairytale world in everyone's heart. The project is located in Harbin's Songbei District, adjacent to the Ice and Snow World and the Sun Island Snow Expo. The park covers a total area of 1.5 million square meters, with the planned area of Ice World Ice and Snow Joy Island reaching 500,000 square meters this year.

I didn't have high hopes when I went there, but after playing around, I found it was pretty good. The performers were very handsome, and there were also many animals. If you want to talk about Harbin's characteristics, is the train theme everywhere count? Haha~

I went to the Polar Museum twice and I think it is really good, especially the Heart of the Ocean, which is really beautiful.

It's very small and can be visited in an hour. The white whale show is worth recommending. It's a good place to take children.

The beluga whale's underwater show "Heart of the Ocean" is really shocking~!!~!~!~! If you arrive at the right time, you can watch the second show of the loop and know when is the best time to take pictures. I just think the pool is a bit small, and the beluga whale's performance there is a bit cramped~~~~(>_<)~~~~~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！ ~！

It is a very large oceanarium, which not only has various fish, but also polar bears, seals, beluga whales, etc. The beluga whale show is the selling point of the polar museum. It is so wonderful and I am amazed.

Parents can take their children there. The beluga whale show is a special feature. It is not far from the main entrance of Sun Island Park.

The Ocean Heart show was amazing and very impressive. It is the most treasured show in the Polar Museum. I stayed there for a long time and watched it twice.

It is worth visiting many animals such as penguins, sea lions, fish and beluga whales.

A very interesting place, the seal and dolphin shows are the best

Harbin Polarland is the world's first polar performing arts park, one of the four major scenic spots of the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival, a national 4A-level tourist attraction, and China's first situational theme park with polar animal entertainment performances as its theme.

It's beautiful! The animals are so cute! Baby beluga whales! Polar bears, Arctic foxes, and Arctic wolves! The pure white ones are especially beautiful!

This place is not worth the price of admission. There are only two interesting shows and nothing else stands out.