Tiger Park is located on the north of the Sun Island. Covering an area of 1.2 million sq miles, it is the largest wild natural park in the world for the Siberia tiger. You can linger through groups of tigers and appreciate the adventurous and exciting scene in a special tour car.

The Harbin Ice Lantern and Sculpture Festival runs from January to March each year. Harbin is in Manchuria - the most northern part of China and just across the border from Russian Siberia.

Ice sculptures - made from blocks of ice chainsawed from the Songhua River - have represented such things as castles, towers, the Statue of Liberty, the Great Wall of China, and an onion-domed Russian church. The sculptures fill the city square and glow from the neon tubes of purple, pink, blue and green that shine from inside.

Situated about 30km outside Qiqhar in the west of Heilongjiang province, Zhalong Nature Reserve is an area of freshwater wetlands. For over 20 years Zhalong has been a conservation area and in early summer it is the breeding area for hundreds of breeds of birds, including storks, white ibis, swans and cranes. 8 of the world’s 15 breeds of crane are found in China and 6 are believed to breed at Zhalong Nature Reserve.