Introduction to Hagia Sophia tourist attractions

Introduction The construction of Saint Sophia Church was started in March 1907. Its grand and spectacular concept can be compared with Vasily's Church in Moscow. Harbin Polar Pavilion is the world's first polar performing arts amusement park and a national 4A-level tourist attraction. The Siberian Tiger Forest Park has 11 tourist attractions, including the wild breeding experimental area, the wild domestication area, the adult tiger area, the breeding tiger area, the breeding tiger area, and the liger area.

The Saint Sophia Church, with its rich exotic atmosphere, has become a unique landscape in Harbin. It has gone through many ups and downs and is a historical witness and important relic of Tsarist Russia’s invasion of Northeast China.

The giant onion-shaped dome is a typical roof form of Russian architecture. Its grandeur and grandeur can be compared with the Vasily Cathedral in Moscow. It is the most perfectly preserved typical Byzantine building in China. This building that was born nearly a century ago is magnificent, simple and elegant, and full of charming colors. The entire square embodies the beautiful melody of music and the light of architectural wisdom. There are modern buildings in the scenic area. Professional exhibition hall, nearly a thousand beautiful pictures show the history, current situation and future of the cultural city of Harbin. There are also entertainment venues such as pottery bar, movie bar and roller skating rink in the square. The beer square and cold drink square have "Oriental Little Paris" Its unique style attracts millions of Chinese and foreign tourists every year. Harbin Sophia Church is the largest Orthodox church in the Far East.

Founded in March 1907, it was a military chapel built by the 4th Infantry Division of Eastern Siberia in Tsarist Russia. In 1912, it was converted into a brick and wood structure church. The giant onion-shaped dome is a typical Russian architectural roof form, and its grandeur can be compared with Vasily's Cathedral in Moscow.

Entering the Harbin Polar Pavilion

The Harbin Polar Pavilion is the world's first polar performing arts amusement park, one of the four major scenic spots of the Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival, a national 4A-level tourist attraction, and China's first polar performing arts amusement park. The Polar Pavilion with the theme of polar animal entertainment performances. The "Polar Whale Ensemble" is a perfect show. Famous polar animal stars from all over the world gather at the Harbin Polar Pavilion to lead the world's top seven themed performances.

The world's only polar beluga underwater performance, China's most beautiful trainer and beluga Mila *** jointly performed the dream legend that touched the world - "Heart of the Ocean"! Mambo, the world's first Antarctic penguin born in an inland city, is a happy angel full of whimsical ideas, and is also the city tourism mascot of Harbin. China's funniest polar bear brothers Don Quixote and Jode, the youthful comedy duo Russian walruses Ino and Eva, magic master sea lion Billy and his team of sea lion stars present a fantasy polar performance feast to tourists.

Entering the Siberian Tiger Forest Park

Located on the north bank of the Songhua River, adjacent to Sun Island, it has more than 1,000 purebred Siberian tigers of various ages. It is a true "thousands of tigers". Tiger Garden". The park has a good foundation for ecological tourism, especially in winter and summer. In summer, the scenic area is full of vitality, and the vigorous figures of Siberian tigers can be seen everywhere; in winter, the colorful Siberian tigers look particularly dazzling against the backdrop of white snow. If God is kind, you can see the rare "frost tiger spectacle".

The Siberian Tiger Forest Park currently has 11 tourist attractions, including the wild breeding experimental area, wild domestication area, adult tiger area, breeding tiger area, breeding tiger area, and liger area, where you can watch pure Siberian tigers. There are more than 300 tigers, and you can also see white tigers, snow tigers, white lions, ligers, cheetahs and other rare animals. The entire tour takes about an hour.

Except for the pedestrian area and the Tiger Viewing Platform, other scenic spots need to be viewed by car. All attractions are strung together to form a continuous tour route, making the entire tour process easier and faster. This combination of walking and riding allows people to look for tiger traces in movement and stillness, appreciate the grace of the Siberian tiger, and experience and feel the harmonious beauty of tigers and nature, and humans and nature.