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The 38th International Ice Sculpture Exhibition on the Island of the Sun in Harbin, China, once again attracted thousands of visitors who walked through massive figures carved from ice and snow. The exhibition covers an area of 1.5 million square meters, making it the largest winter tourist attraction in the world.
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Artists used 120,000 cubic meters of snow to create intricate structures. The event cements Harbin’s status as the "Paris of the East" in winter, drawing tourists with a blend of traditional Chinese culture and cutting‑edge techniques.
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"Harbin se posiciona nuevamente como el 'París de Oriente' en invierno, impulsando el turismo regional con obras de arte efímeras que combinan tradición cultural china y técnicas de vanguardia."
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This event showcases a fusion of cultural traditions and innovative approaches, attracting both domestic and international tourists. The exhibition becomes a key highlight of Harbin’s winter calendar, offering a unique experience of art, culture, and natural beauty.
