How to take photos at Harbin Ice and Snow World without the crowds!

26th Harbin Ice and Snow World new photo spots! Harbin Ice and Snow World, which went viral last year, has been crowded since it opened this year! If you want to take photos without the crowds, check out these photo spots and tips! - Here are some photo spots to avoid the crowds! 1️⃣ Southeast Asia Zone 01 Grand Palace Sit on the ice wall near the Ice and Snow Art Museum (photo 1) Lean against the large pillar at the entrance of the Grand Palace and look up with your eyes closed (photo 7) 2️⃣ Southeast Asia Zone 04 Bayon Temple Walk forward with the Grand Palace in the background (photo 6) 3️⃣ Southeast Asia Zone 10 San Agustin Church Pretend to walk sideways on the left side of the main building (photo 10) 4️⃣ Southeast Asia Zone 07 Omar Ali Mosque Walk into the mosque and sit on the inner window (photo 9) Walk into the mosque and find the Ferris wheel in the background, with a person in the foreground (photo 8) 5️⃣ Asia Unity Find a spot with fewer people and sit on the ice wall (photo 4) 6️⃣ Central Asia Zone 01 Warrior Square On the second floor of the square steps, with the Ferris wheel in the background, look forward with a side profile (photo 2) 7️⃣ West Asia Zone 08 Hisham Palace Lie on the ice wall on the side of the palace, with the Ferris wheel in the background (photo 3) Take photos when the lights are on, with a person sitting on the side ice wall in the distance (photo 5) - ‼️Photo tips: ✔️The ice sculptures are different every year, so don't look for outdated photo spots from last year (such as the Ice and Snow Castle window and Ice and Snow Christmas Tree) as they are no longer available! ✔️There are fewer people in the morning than in the afternoon, and fewer people during lunch! ✔️Light blue and light pink clothes look great in photos! ✔️Take more low-angle shots to avoid the crowds! ✔️Sunset is around 15:50, and the lights are on around 15:30.