Harbin Polarland | Explore the World of Ice and Snow, Experience the Charm of the Polar Regions

Harbin Polarland is China's first polar park with a new concept, focusing on polar-themed shows and fantasy art performances. It is located at No. 277, Taiyang Avenue, Songbei District, Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province, and is a national 4A-level tourist attraction. The park is divided into Phase I and Phase II of Harbin Polarland, with a rich variety of polar animals and exciting shows. Main Attractions and Shows • Polar Pavilion: Displays a variety of animals from the Arctic and Antarctic, such as polar bears, penguins, seals, etc. Visitors can observe these animals' natural behaviors up close. • Beluga Show: The world's first underwater beluga show "Heart of the Ocean," which has been featured on CCTV multiple times, is the park's signature show. • Dolphin Show: Introduces holographic gauze projection technology, combined with AI digital penguin Tao Tao, to create a magical 3D holographic light and shadow show. • Other Shows: Including stingray shows, sea lion performances, etc., providing visitors with a rich viewing experience. Features and Innovations • Polar Experience: The park simulates the polar environment through high-tech means, such as glacier aurora shows and indoor glaciers, making visitors feel as if they are in a real polar world. • Creative Design: The park's architectural design is full of innovation, with the main venue creatively designed in the shape of a beluga. • Research and Science Popularization: As a national research and practice education base for primary and secondary school students, the park has launched research products such as "Polar Wonderful Night" and "Penguin Trainer." Transportation and Tickets • Transportation: Visitors can take Metro Line 2 to Sun Island Station or take a bus to Sun Island Station. Harbin Polarland is not only an entertainment venue but also a comprehensive resort integrating science popularization, education, and tourism, suitable for families, students, and all visitors interested in polar culture.