China's largest snow and ice sculpture festival kicks off
China's largest snow and ice sculpture festival kicks off

Video: China's largest snow and ice sculpture festival kicks off

Video: China's largest snow and ice sculpture festival kicks off
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The Harbin Ice and Snow Festival 2015 is a snow and ice sculpture festival
The Harbin Ice and Snow Festival 2015 is a snow and ice sculpture festival

A few days later in China the largest snow and ice sculpture festival starts. Several thousand artists from all over the world will take part in it. Several huge installations made of snow are already on display.

The largest snow and ice sculpture festival will take place in China
The largest snow and ice sculpture festival will take place in China

The official opening of the largest festival of Snow and Ice is scheduled for January 5 (The Harbin Ice and Snow Festival 2015), which annually takes place in the city of Harbin, China's Heilongjiang province. For the 31st time, people from different countries will gather in this place to see firsthand the real works of art made of snow and ice. The best artists in the world will present their work at the festival (last year the organizers of the event counted more than 7000 participants).

Snow castle in the city of Harbin (China)
Snow castle in the city of Harbin (China)
Sculpture on Russian themes
Sculpture on Russian themes

In addition to looking at the sculptures, guests of The Harbin Ice and Snow Festival 2015 will be able to take part in a number of events: skiing, ice skating, dog sledding, and winter swimming. In addition, many weddings and parties will traditionally be held on the territory of the snow towns.

A giant snow sculpture
A giant snow sculpture

During the period of the festival (from January 5 to February 28), the Chinese celebrate three important dates: New Year, Spring Festival and Lantern Festival. Therefore, the influx of tourists is tripled.

A giant snow sculpture
A giant snow sculpture

By the way, preparations for Chinese New Year begin long before the holiday itself.

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