☀️❄️ Discovering Tai Yang Island in Harbin 🏝️✨

Tai Yang Island, sitting gracefully on the Songhua River in Harbin, is a place where nature and culture blend seamlessly. Known for its sprawling green spaces in summer and sparkling ice wonders in winter, it’s an island that feels alive all year round. Crossing over from the city, I felt like I was stepping into a quieter, more refreshing side of Harbin. In winter, the island transforms into a magical playground. The Ice and Snow Art Gallery showcases incredible sculptures that glow under the lights, while the vast open spaces glitter with frost. In summer, the vibe changes completely—lush gardens, shaded paths, and lakeside views make it perfect for a peaceful stroll or a boat ride. The Siberian Tiger Park nearby also adds a dash of thrill to the visit. What makes Tai Yang Island stand out is its versatility. It’s not just a park, not just an exhibition ground—it’s a destination where every season has its own charm. Whether I was admiring ice palaces in the cold or enjoying the warm breeze on a sunny afternoon, the island felt like a place where Harbin’s natural beauty and creativity meet. #mytraveldiary