Thursday 24.07.2014: Earlier this week I wrote an introduction on my little sightseeing trip in Harbin. I talked about my visit to the Dragon Tower, Sun Island and the Ice and Snow Art Gallery. You can read about the post here: Sightseeing in Harbin Part 1/2.
Today’s post is mainly on cute things like tigers, belugas and crocodiles… haha, for those who consider them cute! Hope you guys like the post!
4. Siberian Tiger Park
Have you ever been to a tiger park or even heard of one? The Siberian Tiger Park hosts over 1000 tigers in an area of 1,440,000 square meters. Yes, over 1000 tigers!! Sitting in a protected park bus that took us around all the different areas with tigers roaming free in their own habitat, I felt scared and excited at the same time. There were tigers sleeping, tigers bathing, tigers eating, tigers walking, tigers fighting, tigers running, tigers standing in the way, tigers roaring… etc. etc. yep, I’ve never seen so many happy and free tigers in my life and I got some nice shots of them as well!
5. Harbin Pole Aquarium
The Pole Aquarium is beautifully designed, but some of the glass containers needs some serious cleaning inside and out because there were finger marks everywhere (perhaps, it’s because we went there in the late afternoon). The highlight was definitely the Beluga show! Those Belugas were so adorable and well-trained!
6. Russian Town
Russian Town is a cute little park on Sun Island. It’s filled with cute statues and lots of nice garden decorations. There was also a crocodile show and a dance show. We went here on our own on a different day without the guide, so we had more time to take photos and enjoy the sights. Nonetheless, we also met a famous Chinese person (lol) because they were filming a well-know Chinese food program for the Discovery Channel. I think it’s called “A Bite of China”.
Russian Town is a cute little park on Sun Island. It’s filled with cute statues and lots of nice garden decorations. There was also a crocodile show and a dance show. We went here on our own on a different day without the guide, so we had more time to take photos and enjoy the sights. Nonetheless, we also met a famous Chinese person (lol) because they were filming a well-know Chinese food program for the Discovery Channel. I think it’s called “A Bite of China”.
That’s all for a sneak peek of my two days of sightseeing in Harbin. I’ve also got a post coming up talking about what I bought whilst I was there, which is probably more exciting than these sightseeing posts. Anyways, what have you been doing this summer? Been anywhere exciting?
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Oh wow I am a bit of an animal obsesser and this looks like a dream. How cute is the top photo might I add? And the aquarium just looks out of this world. I am sat here in awe telling my bf how we desperately need to go it looks incredible xxx
Haha, I can imagine! Thank you! I really hope that you get to visit Harbin at some point. It's not as famous as Beijing and Shanghai, but it's got some unique characteristics. 🙂 x
looks so much fun!
It was definitely a great trip. x
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Oh those tigers and beluga were all soooo adorable!!!! And I love the picture of your guys in it's jaws!!! Looks like you had an amazing time!
Haha, I know right? Tigers are adorable! Thank you, I did have an amazing time! x
I think sightseeing posts are pretty exciting! I just love to see the places that are definitely worth checking out once I might get the opportunity to go there. This looks amazing! I am a huge fan of everything with animals and there are just so many in your post. awww!
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