First of all, you are lucky to book a hotel near Central Street, which is convenient for your sightseeing. You plan to spend 3-4 days. It would be nice if it was four days. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery around Harbin. Let me recommend the itinerary for you:

On the first day/getting up early, go to the "Hagia Sophia" (20 square meters free) to take photos as a souvenir, and then go to the Central Street Pedestrian Street (a well-known century-old street, where you can play for a long time, eat, swim, entertain and buy everything);

At noon, you can come to Macy's restaurant in China to taste authentic Russian western food (there are many western foods near Central Street, but Huamei is the oldest western restaurant), and recommend canned beef, canned shrimp, steak, red vegetable soup, soft fried salmon and other dishes. Or an old casserole, the Oriental King of jiaozi, and a barbecue in Salabert. In short, many famous shops are here.

Near Suning Appliance at the intersection of Central Street and Youyi Road, there are 29 buses that arrive at the intersection of Sun Island (the half-hour frequency is probably the fare of 3 yuan, so you can take a taxi to Sun Island Park if you feel inconvenient, so you can see about 20 buses), and then you can come to Sun Island, the national AAAAA-level scenic spot where the Sun Island Snow Expo is located (ticket 150). Most of the scenic spots are set by yourself during the tour time, so you should wear clothes to keep warm. You need to wear sunglasses on sunny days to prevent snow blindness caused by the strong light of snow (it is not necessary if the sun is not strong or there is no sun). After the tour, Harbin Polar Pavilion is on the right side of the park (ticket: 120). After coming out, walk back for 20 minutes to the intersection of South Sun Island, and you can see the world of ice and snow. (Ticket: 200 yuan) After the visit, you can eat a hot pot to warm up and drive away the cold. If you are still interested, you can take a bus.

The next day/Yabuli skiing, you can go by train, but the price of the ski shop is 180 yuan /2 hours, which is relatively high. If I go to a travel agency to sign up for a tour, the price will be much lower.

Suggest joining the group.

On the third/second day's trip to Xiang Xue, I saw the most beautiful snow. If you have no free travel experience, self-help travel is not recommended. Suggest joining a group.

On the fourth day/back to the snowy Harbin, you can go to Long Ta to play, and 90 yuan can get up and feel the feeling of "walking in the clouds". If conditions permit, you can eat on it and overlook Harbin at night.

@ Specialties: Huamei Western Restaurant on Central Street is an old Russian western restaurant, which is different from French and relatively rough. Recommended dishes can be beef, shrimp, steak and red vegetable soup. Special snacks can be tasted near Jingyu Street outside Daowai. I suggest buying a food map of 10 yuan, which is very collectible. You can also try the Oriental jiaozi King recommended by jiaozi in Northeast China (the environment is good and the taste is good), and there are many barbecue shops with good environment. There are several restaurants with good environment, such as General Steak Dacheng Restaurant, Xinyang Restaurant and Tai Ding Barbecue. I have been there, and the environment is good and the price is good. And kebabs. You can go to Shi Xiang or Rongjun, which is a famous place, eat some mutton skewers, roast kidneys, lamb chops, chicken heads and chicken wings, and have a bowl of noodle soup and some beer. There are also northeast local specialties such as pork-killing vegetables, chicken stewed mushrooms, pork stewed vermicelli, demelli stewed fish, braised pork, three fresh potatoes and home-cooked cold dishes. There are traditional and new hot pots (the traditional one is charcoal house, the new one is Cai Zhenji, Shi Xiang Shuakuo, etc.). There are many delicious foods in Harbin. If you have more time, you can try them all.

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I wish you a smooth and happy trip to the ice city.