THE SHORES OF THR SONGHUA RIVER A Jewish Far-East Safe Heaven
Historically, Jewish people have constantly confronted tremendous upheaval and endured many tragic events.
At the turn of the twentieth century, the growing modern city of Harbin offered a new home to tens of thousands of Jews who had been drifting in various parts of the world. Many Jews were drawn to this new city by the Songhua river and in the 1920s the Harbin's Jewish community became the largest in the Far E...
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Come Harbin visit Harbin city and Siberian tigers
stay 2 days in Harbin city
then go to Inner Mongolia Grass, visit the land grass and live at mongolian yurtmongolian yurt,
eat magnolia lamp and enjoy Mongolia dancing
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Your 8-days Tour from Harbin 2023 summer time from June to September
We will take you from Harbin to Yichun, Mohe qiqihaer, private transportation, hotels and entry tickets all included,
You just buy fight tickets arrived Harbin others leave us
Northeast Summer tours
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a full day Jewish tour,(the city of Harbin is an integral and central part of the historical experience of the Jewish presence in modern China)
morning at 9am, your tour guide meet your hotel lobby. first take you go to Harbin Jewish Cemetery,located on the Huangshan Mountian in Harbin's easter suburb, it is the largest and best preserved Jewish cemetery in the far eat. from your hotel drive there will be take 1 hour, then spend 1 hour there, back also need ...
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Siberian Tiger Park is Top1 park in the world.
Siberian tiger park is a comprehensive enterprise integrating feeding, breeding, scientific research, protection and appreciation, a unique scenic area and currently the world’s largest base for artificial feeding and breeding of Siberian tigers. The tenet of the enterprise is conduct protection and scientific study of Siberian tigers, exploit their tourism value and support the development of protection and scientific research work with t...
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At 9:00am, your guide will greet you in your hotel lobby, and then take your private vehicle to Mingdu Ski Resort (1 hour driving time) for a happy ski time. This tour is ideal for beginners, so it's very family friendly. Upon arrival, your guide will assist you in ski related equipment rental (at your own cost). Then, you will enjoy a fun ski time (2 hours). Coach class and service is also available if you wish to learn more about skiing (at your own cost)...
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First set-up by the Harbin Municipal Government in 1999, Harbin Ice and Snow World is by far the largest ice and snow art exhibition in the world. It is commonly referred to as possessing four of the key 'mosts': the most art attractions, the most beautiful night views, the most recreational activities and the most forms of entertainment. Furthermore, the festival is constantly evolving and each year brings with it a new theme, providing visitors with a totally unique experience from one ...
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The Cathedral of the Holy Wisdom of God or Saint Sophia Cathedral in Harbin ( Chinese : 聖索菲亞教堂 , pinyin : Shèng Suǒfēiyà Jiàotáng , Russian : Софийский собор в Харбине ) is a former Russian Orthodox church located in the central district of Daoli , Harbin City ,...
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Central Street (中央大街 Zhōngyāngdàjiē) is a pedestrian-only cobblestone street more than a kilometer (about a mile) long lined with stores, restaurants, old architecture dating from the Russian era, and malls. Central Street was part of the original town built by the Russians about 110 years ago. It was first called Chinese Street. You'll find some shops with Russian products, international restaurants, and two megamarkets, Walmart and the French Carrefour, that are located at the end o...
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