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Harbin is located in the center of Northeast Asia and is the transportation hub at the entrance of Eurasia’s first connecting road. It is called the pearl of the Eurasian continental crossing and is a...
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Harbin is located in the center of Northeast Asia and is the transportation hub at the entrance of Eurasia’s first connecting road. It is called the pearl of the Eurasian continental crossing and is also the center of political, economic and cultural affairs in northeast China. The climate is temperate continental monsoon, and there are four distinct seasons. As the birthplace of two dynasties, Jin and Qing, Harbin has consolidated its position in China’s long history. This is the place where General An Jung-geun, lieutenant general of an armed KOrean resistance group, assassinated Ito Hirobumi in Harbin station on October 26, 1909. For this reason, it is well known in KOrea. Harbin developed into an international city earlier than other cities in China. In particular, Harbin acted as a channel with Russia, which was the only way Western civilization was brought in at the time, during the period when exchange with the outside was suppressed by the ‘Bamboo Curtain.’ As such, Harbin began to develop earlier than other cities in China.
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CloseThe average yearly rainfall is 524.3 mm and the climate is dry, but yearly precipitation is increasing.
Also, after 4 p.m., sightseeing spots other than the downtown area (area around central street) are hard to reach.
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Close- Arrive in Harbin Take Asiana Airlines Flight OZ 339 and after arriving in Harbin, go to the downtown area.
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Zhongyang Street
Zhongyang Street is Harbin’s landmark. The street is 21 m wide on average and is made of stones, with European and Russian buildings and shopping streets on either side.
It is the largest and longest walk way in Asia, as well as the most prosperous commercial walk way.
- Siberia Tiger Park It is a park designed to protect and study the northeast tiger, which is in danger of extinction, and protect tourists as well. Northeast Tiger Park is the largest northeast tiger artificial breeding and rearing base in the world. There are more than 800 purebred northeast tigers bred and reared artificially in the park, and there are also wild animals including lions.
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Tai Yang Dao Gong Yuan
It is the only wetland/grassland riverside ecological zone located in a city center in China. There are over 20 hot spots in the park, including a Russian landscape area, a squirrel island, and gardens. In the Songhua River, you can enjoy the scenery on dragon-shaped boats, or enjoy the nature along the wetlands.
- Volga Manor The theme is Russian culture in the history of Harbin. It is a cultural travel location where you can enjoy relaxation, entertainment, culture salons, weddings, winter sports, etc. Inside, there are beautifully lined Russian buildings and Russian souvenirs. Russian coffee and ice cream are also sold.
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Unit 731
The Japanese military, which invaded China during World War II, used this place as a secret military medical unit, conducting biological and bacteriological research, as well as human experiments. This is where the experiments commonly known as the Maruta experiments took place. Currently, a picture gallery showing proof of the crimes of Unit 731 of the Japanese army that invaded China is on display, to verify the history and disclose the crimes of Japanese soldiers. Nationalist education is also conducted.
- Patriot An Jung-geun Memorial Hall In 2014, the An Jung-geun Memorial Hall newly opened next to Harbin Station. The museum covers an area of 100 square meters and displays An Jung-geun’s photographs, photographs of An Jung-geun’s family history, personal histories, and related events.
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