Do You Know About The Chinese City Made Of Ice? Thought Not
It's truly a winter wonderland.
Before you book that beach holiday, consider a trip somewhere a tad colder — 13 degrees below zero, to be exact. Although Harbin, China, may lack sunny rays, it makes up for bone-chilling temps with a seriously breathtaking winter spectacle.
The 33rd Annual Harbin International Snow and Ice Festival kicked off last week, and the frozen city sparkles during the day and simply wows at night. This year, over a million visitors will take in the enormous illuminated sculptures, which glow vivid colors thanks to LED lights.
While Harbin's landscape won't stay frozen forever, lucky tourists can experience a winter wonderland straight out of the storybooks. Just see some of it for yourself:
[h/t CNN]
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