Changchun Ice and Snow New World is a seasonal winter attraction in the Lianhuashan Eco-Tourism Resort in Erdao District, about 35 km east of central Changchun in Jilin province. It operates only in winter, roughly from 16 December to 28 February, and turns the resort into a large landscape of ice and snow sculptures, lit at night, along with winter entertainment. It is one of the headline winter experiences in Changchun and reflects the Northeast's reputation as China's ice-and-snow region. Visitors walk among sculptures and structures made of ice and snow, which are illuminated in the evening so that colour and light dominate the scene. The park combines sculpted displays with activities geared toward winter entertainment, and it suits families and groups who want a distinctive cold-weather outing. A visit typically takes three to four hours. Prices are high compared with other attractions in the city: a January 2025 ticket-agent listing shows ¥220-268 for adults and ¥220 for children, with student tickets from about ¥80, and prices for the 2026-27 season are confirmed in autumn. Tickets are booked through Trip.com, Ctrip or Fliggy with passport details. Weekday afternoons into the evening are the best time to come, because the sculptures are lit as darkness falls and crowds are smaller than on weekends. Winter temperatures in Changchun are well below freezing, so insulated footwear, gloves, hats and warm layers are essential, and visitors should plan breaks in heated areas. The site is reached by shuttle service and Didi from the city centre, a journey of about 35 km, so transport should be arranged in advance for the return trip after dark. Because it operates only about ten weeks a year, visitors outside the season will find the site closed.
| Admission | Adult ¥220-268 (~$33-40) adult per a January 2025 ticket-agent listing; 2026-27 prices confirmed in autumn · Child ¥220 (~$33) child per the same listing; discounted student tickets from about ¥80 (~$12) |
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| Hours | Winter only; roughly 16 December to 28 February; typically daytime to evening illumination |
| Typical visit | 3-4 hours |
| Best time | Weekday afternoons into the evening, when the snow and ice sculptures are lit |
| Getting there | Shuttle service and Didi from the city centre; about 35 km east of central Changchun |
| Address | Ice and Snow Avenue, Lianhuashan Eco-Tourism Resort, Erdao District, Changchun, Jilin (长春莲花山生态旅游度假区冰雪大路) |
Location
Ice and Snow Avenue, Lianhuashan Eco-Tourism Resort, Erdao District, Changchun, Jilin (长春莲花山生态旅游度假区冰雪大路)
43.8755, 125.5779 View on map
Highlights
- Large ice and snow sculptures
- Night illumination of the sculptures
- Winter entertainment activities for families
- Setting in the Lianhuashan Eco-Tourism Resort
- Distinctive Northeast China winter experience
Tips for visiting
- Visit between roughly 16 December and 28 February, as the site is closed otherwise
- Book via Trip.com, Ctrip or Fliggy with passport details
- Arrive on weekday afternoons to see the sculptures lit with fewer crowds
- Wear insulated boots, gloves and hat, as temperatures are far below freezing
- Arrange return transport in advance, as the site is about 35 km from the centre
- Confirm 2026-27 prices, which are announced in autumn
When to visit
Weekday afternoons into the evening during the winter season, when the sculptures are lit and crowds are smaller.
Accessibility
Snow and ice make paths slippery and distances can be long, which may be hard for wheelchair users and visitors with limited mobility. Ask at the entrance about assistance.
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Frequently asked questions
When is it open?
It operates in winter only, roughly 16 December to 28 February.
How long does a visit take?
About three to four hours, including time for the evening illumination.
How much do tickets cost?
A January 2025 listing shows ¥220-268 for adults and ¥220 for children, with student tickets from about ¥80. Confirm the 2026-27 prices.
How far is it from central Changchun?
About 35 km east of the centre, reached by shuttle service or Didi.