Malaysia Travel, Food & Lifestyle Blog
Restaurant Da Feng Shou a.k.a. Good Harvest Restaurant (大丰收) is a famous Harbin Dong Bei Restaurant （东北菜馆） in town where the locals would recommend. We went there at about 9pm and the place was packed. There were some show going […]
Dragon TV Tower (龙塔) is the tallest steel structure in northeastern Asia. There is a revolving restaurant on top and views of the city, just as many other towers in China. I was informed that one can walk outside at […]
Harbin St. Sophia Cathedral (哈尔滨圣索非亚教堂) is one of the few still standing Orthodox churches in the city. Currently it had been converted into a Harbin Museum of Architecture. There are some exhibitions of many photographs from the old days of […]
Yabuli Ski Resort is a town with 3-hour drive from Harbin city. It is known to be the best ski trails in China, with a lot of international tournaments hold there before. We first took the cable car up the […]
Harbin Central Street, Zhong Yang Da Jie (哈尔滨中央大街) is the most busiest commercial street in Harbin city. Famous for its Russian inspired buildings, you can practically get everything from that 1.4km street from famous Harbin souvenirs and any other made […]
Harbin International Ice & Snow Festival is an annual grant festival during winter. This 11th Harbin Ice Festival opened its door on 24th December 2009, with 20% discount off the ticket price RMB200 per adult, before the official opening on […]
2010 is finally here! Without much blast & fireworks in the capital of China, I spent a quiet new year’s eve at home watching DVD. I even skipped the reflections part as the year closes, didn’t make any new year […]
This is my first Christmas in China, where the freezing cold weather is certainly making me feel more like Christmas as compared to hot Christmas back home in Malaysia, but still the holiday spirit is missing here. Perhaps it is […]