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Harbin – Yabuli – Mudanjiang 6D5N Winter Tour (No Shopping)
Out Manila · Air China
Fly Air China via Beijing to Harbin for Ice-Snow World, the Yabuli ski resort area, Mudanjiang’s Chateau Volga and the Siberian Tiger Park in 5-star hotels.
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Tour dates
2026–2027 · from Manila
Departures from Manila, Dec 31–Jan 5 2026 to Jan 28–Feb 2 2027. The rate changes by date: an amount on a date is added to the base rate per pax. Seats are limited and confirmed at booking.
Tap a date for a free quote. Your inquiry form opens with this package and the departure filled in. Orange dates add a peak-date surcharge per pax to the tour rate. Seats are confirmed at booking.
Quotation
per person
Tour rate
per pax
Adult & child with bedtwin sharing
$1,398
Child without bed / infantrate on request
Ask us
Peak-date surchargeon the orange dates
+$100
Not in the tour rate
per pax
Fuel surchargeUSD 75 per person, subject to change
USD 75
Philippine travel taxUSD 28 per person (PHP 1,620)
USD 28
China Group Visa (guaranteed)USD 40 per person
USD 40
Tips for driver and guideUSD 30 per person, USD 5 per day for 6 days
USD 30
Single supplementUSD 250 per person
USD 250
About this package
6 days 5 nights
Fly with Air China via Beijing to Harbin for a winter tour of Harbin Ice-Snow World, Sophia Church Square, the Songhua River and the Siberian Tiger Park. A trip to the Yabuli ski resort area takes you on to Mudanjiang and Chateau Volga. Five nights in 5-star hotels (Crowne Plaza Harbin or similar), with two free meal upgrades.
Airfare
Hotel
Meals
Transport
Tour guide
Entrance fees
Sightseeing
Baggage
Duration
6 days 5 nights
Departure
Manila (NAIA)
Flight
Air China via Beijing
Baggage
23 kg + 7 kg carry-on
Hotels
5 nights 5★ hotels
Meals
Daily breakfast + meals listed
Transport
Private coach
Guide
English-speaking
Your route
ManilaDay 1
1Harbin
2YabuliSki resort
3Mudanjiang
4Chateau VolgaVodka Fort
5HarbinIce-Snow World
6Tiger ParkSiberian tigers
ManilaDay 6
OutboundMNL PEK
CA1623 / CA180 06:20–10:55 or 12:55–14:55 local time
ReturnHRB PEK
CA1644 / CA179 11:40–13:55 or 19:00–00:05+1 local time
Dec 31 departure uses CA1623 (12:55–14:55); Jan 28 departure uses CA1611 PEK–HRB (17:30–19:25). Flight times are confirmed with your booking. +1 = arrives the next day.
Day-by-day itinerary
6 days 5 nights
DayCityItineraryMeals & hotel
Day01
Manila – Beijing – HarbinAIR / BUS
Manila – Beijing – Harbin
CA180 MNL – PEK 06:20–10:55 · CA1623 PEK – HRB 12:55–14:55
Fly Manila to Beijing (CA180, 06:20–10:55)
Connect to Harbin (CA1623, 12:55–14:55 on Dec 31; CA1611, 17:30–19:25 on Jan 28)
Meet the Harbin tour guide
Cotton-padded jacket shop
Transfer to the hotel and check in
Crowne Plaza Hotel Harbinor similar ★★★★★
BBreakfast not included.LLunch not included.DDinner included.
Day02
Harbin – Yabuli – MudanjiangBUS
Harbin – Yabuli – Mudanjiang
Breakfast and check out
Head to Yabuli, Asia’s largest ski resort, with snow and photo spots everywhere (optional skiing)
Photo stop to enjoy trees and forest frozen in snow on the way
Transfer to the airport and fly to Beijing (CA1644, 11:40–13:55)
Connect to Manila (CA179, 19:00–00:05+1)
CA1644 HRB – PEK 11:40–13:55 · CA179 PEK – MNL 19:00–00:05 (+1)
Sweet homeBack in Manila
BBreakfast included.LLunch not included.DDinner not included.
Meals: B breakfast · L lunch · D dinner · crossed out = not included. Orange = sightseeing stop · bold = shop visit included in the tour.
What’s covered
Inclusions
Round-trip economy airfare and taxes via Air China
Baggage: 1 piece of 23 kg checked plus 7 kg carry-on
5 nights twin-sharing accommodation at 5-star hotels with daily breakfast (double or triple rooms and extra beds are not guaranteed)
Private coach with English-speaking tour guide
Sightseeing as specified, including the first-way entrance fees
Meals as listed, with a free upgrade of one meal to Ice Palace hot pot and one meal to BBQ
Exclusions
Personal expenses such as phone calls and minibar
Extra baggage allowance
Travel insurance
Fuel surcharge: USD 75 per person, subject to change
Philippine travel tax: USD 28 per person (PHP 1,620)
China Group Visa (guaranteed): USD 40 per person
Tips for driver and guide: USD 30 per person, USD 5 per day for 6 days
Single supplement: USD 250 per person
Hotels
or similar
Day 1, 3, 4, 5: Crowne Plaza Hotel Harbin or similar 5-star
Day 2: 5-star hotel in Mudanjiang
Optional tours
add to your trip
Yabuli skiing
3 hours including snow poles and snowboard (minimum 10 people)
USD 20per pax
Horse-drawn sled
Horse-drawn sled, Ice and Snow Gallery and snowmobile
USD 99per pax
Important notice
please read
If the hotels above are not available at your requested time, they will be replaced by similar ones.
All services are on a private basis.
In case of crowded groups or special circumstances, the order of attractions will be adjusted to keep the travel time.
Double or triple rooms and extra beds are not guaranteed.
Meals include a free upgrade of one meal to Ice Palace hot pot and one meal to BBQ.
Meals (by day): Day 1 dinner; Day 2 B/L/D; Day 3 B/L/D; Day 4 B/L/D; Day 5 B/L/D; Day 6 breakfast
Child with bed is priced as an adult; child without bed 2 to 10 years
Sold as a No Shopping package, although the source itinerary also lists a cotton-padded jacket shop and a Russian handicrafts mall visit
All services are private; the order of attractions may be adjusted in crowded periods
Philippine passport holders need a China visa; the China Group Visa fee is listed under exclusions.
Where you’ll go
13 stops
1
Harbin Ice-Snow World
A huge winter park of illuminated ice and snow sculptures, one of Harbin's main attractions.
2
Yabuli Ski Resort
One of China's largest ski resorts, east of Harbin, with snow scenery and optional skiing.
3
Chateau Volga
A Russian-style manor park near Harbin with replica buildings, a church and winter activities.
4
St. Nicholas Church
A Russian-style church replica at Volga Manor, popular for photos.
5
Pushkin Exhibition Hall
An exhibition hall at Volga Manor dedicated to the Russian poet Alexander Pushkin.
6
Songhua River
The river running through Harbin, a popular promenade that freezes in winter.
7
Stalin Park
A riverside park along the Songhua River in Harbin with walkways and old monuments.
8
Central Street
Harbin's famous pedestrian street of European-style buildings, shops and cafes.
9
Flood Control Monument
A monument on the Songhua River bank in Harbin commemorating the city's 1957 flood fight.
10
Sophia Church Square
The square around Harbin's well-known Byzantine-style Saint Sophia Cathedral.
11
Middle East Railway Bridge
A historic iron railway bridge over the Songhua River built in the early 20th century.
12
Baroque Old Street
A well-preserved old street of Baroque-style buildings in Harbin.
13
Siberian Tiger Park
A wildlife park in Harbin focused on Siberian tigers, viewed from a safe vehicle or walkways.
Know before you go
China tips
Practical tips for China, from entry rules to what to eat. General guidance for a Philippine traveller — rules and prices change, so confirm the latest before you fly. Need a hand with the visa or tickets? Our team is glad to help.
Entry requirements
Tourist visa required
Philippine passport holders need a Chinese tourist (L) visa arranged before travel — our ticketing desk can walk you through the requirements. Passport valid 6+ months with blank pages. No vaccinations are required.
Money
Renminbi (¥); go cashless
China runs on mobile pay — set up Alipay or WeChat Pay and link a Visa/Mastercard before you fly; they now work for tourists almost everywhere. Carry some cash as backup. Tipping is not customary. Budget roughly ₱2,000–3,500 a day for meals and extras.
Weather & what to pack
Four seasons; check your month
Shanghai has hot, humid summers and cold winters; Yunnan (Kunming, Lijiang) is mild by day but cool at night and sits at altitude. Layers, a warm jacket, comfortable shoes, sunblock and a rain layer cover most dates.
Getting around
Metro plus Didi
City metros are fast, cheap and signed in English; use the Didi app (with in-app English) for taxis. Your package covers airport transfers and a private coach on tour days, and high-speed trains link the cities.
Language
Mandarin; little English
English is limited outside hotels, so keep translations handy. Useful words: Nǐ hǎo (hello), Xièxie (thank you), Duōshǎo qián? (how much?). Your guide translates throughout the tour.
Culture & etiquette
Mind the customs
Give and receive items with both hands, never stand chopsticks upright in rice, and queue patiently. Photography can be restricted at temples and official sites — follow the signs and your guide.
Safety & health
Very safe; carry your passport
China is very safe with low street crime; carry your passport as ID. Drink bottled or boiled water. Emergencies: police 110, ambulance 120. Keep your hotel’s name in Chinese to show taxi drivers.
Connectivity
VPN + roaming, not a local SIM
Google, Facebook, WhatsApp and Instagram are blocked in China — install a trusted VPN before you arrive. The easiest data is an international roaming SIM/eSIM that routes outside the firewall. WeChat keeps you in touch and pays.
Must-see sights & food
The Bund & Lijiang old town
See Shanghai’s Bund skyline and Yu Garden, or Yunnan’s Stone Forest, Lijiang old town and Jade Dragon Snow Mountain. Try xiaolongbao soup dumplings, hotpot, roast duck and Yunnan rice noodles.
Four days in Shanghai with a full day at Shanghai Disneyland (1-day pass included), Xinshi Ancient Town, the Bund, Nanjing Road and city shopping stops, on a China Eastern flight from Cebu.
A relaxed Shanghai city break on Cebu Pacific: the Bund, Nanjing Road, Chenghuang Temple, Wukang Road and Florentia Town, with a free day for optional Disneyland.
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