Necessary items for traveling to Harbin

I come from Guangzhou, too. I just came back from the Northeast and went to Shenyang, Changchun, Harbin and Xiang Xue. Personally, I think it's the coldest in Xiang Xue, and everything else is fine. After all, there is heating in the room.

Down jackets, hats, scarves, masks and gloves were all necessary in the past. You should wear two pairs of socks and snow boots. The roads there are icy and slippery, so you should buy non-slip shoes. However, the snow boots bought in Guangzhou before are not anti-skid, so I suggest you go to Harbin to buy them again. If you join a tour group, ask the tour guide to take you or tell you where to buy it, because I'm not sure about this. But you will also get snow boots when you go to Harbin Street, which is not expensive, 30-80.

I can buy some warm babies to stick on my feet and gloves, which is very warm, because my hands and feet are mainly cold when I go, so I won't be cold when I wear enough clothes. I'm wearing two sweaters, a sweater and a down jacket. I suggest that if you have a wool, you should take it with you. Fleece is very warm!

Taxis in Harbin are carpooling, and many of them still refuse to take them, so taxis are not necessarily the best choice if you are in a hurry ~ ~

Xiang Xue is in hailin city, a beautiful village, but the weather is very cold, so it is very important to keep warm. I just caught a cold there, and I have been catching a cold since I came back ... It's a pity. ...

People in Xiang Xue are very enthusiastic. The village is small. Basically, you can visit it by walking around. You can go to Cao Yang, where the view is wide. There is a local snowmobile that can take you up and down the mountain. The round-trip price depends on which one you are looking for. The original price seems to be 240 per person. Generally, you will be given the price of 180. Be sure to bargain. You can get up around 150.