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A Day of Shopping in Harbin

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Ruth L.

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Harbin

Chinese (Simplified) (Native), English, Spanish

7 hours

Private tour (only you and Ruth L.)

Up to 7 people

This full-day shopping tour takes you to Harbin’s top retail spots — from elegant department stores to bustling underground malls and Russian-themed markets. With a guide as your personal shopping assistant, you’ll enjoy authentic local bargains and explore the city’s unique blend of Chinese, Russian, and European influences. Choose any three locations from the list to create your ideal shopping experience.

Itinerary

This itinerary can be customized to meet your needs and preferences. Send me a message with your requests!

12:00 PM

Meeting Point

1. Hongbo Square Underground Mall (红博广场地下商场)

- A massive underground shopping maze under Hongbo Square — cheap fashion, accessories, snacks, and quirky finds.

2. Qiulin Shopping Mall (秋林商厦)

One of Harbin’s oldest department stores, famous for Qiulin Red Sausage and Russian-imported goods.

3. Harbin MYKAL Mall (麦凯乐商厦)

Upscale department store with international brands, cosmetics, clothing, and a good food court.

4. Yuanda Shopping Center (远大购物中心)

Large complex with both local and international fashion brands, plus electronics and a cinema.

5. Central Red Square Mall (中央红场购物广场)

Russian-themed shopping center selling imported Russian chocolates, vodka, dolls, and crafts.

6. Wanda Plaza (万达广场)

Modern shopping mall (several in Harbin) with fashion, dining, cinema, and family entertainment.

7. Eurasia Shopping Mall (欧亚商厦)

Trendy clothing, cosmetics, and lifestyle goods — popular with younger locals.

8. Harbin Antique Market (哈尔滨古玩市场)

Browse antiques, calligraphy, coins, and curios — a collector’s paradise.

9.Parkson Shopping Center — 百盛购物中心

Offers a wide variety of world-famous brands, clothing, and cafes like Starbucks for a relaxed shopping experience.

10. Lufthansa Outlets Shopping Center — 汉莎奥特莱斯购物中心

Outlet mall with international brands at discounted prices, perfect for bargain hunters.

11.Great World Mall — 大世界商城

Four-floor mall selling mainly small commodities with self-operated stalls offering diverse goods.

Ending Point

Send back to hotel

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Inclusions & Exclusions

What‘s included

The transportation to different spots via Honda M6, including related costs like Gasoline fee.

What‘s not included

All items you buy at malls, street markets, or souvenir shops.

Food, drinks, snacks, or souvenirs are usually paid separately.

Tour Important Information

Most shops accept: Alipay, WeChat Pay, UnionPay cards.

Cash: RMB is useful for small street vendors or markets that don’t accept digital payments.

Tips: Small bills (1–20 RMB) are handy for street purchases.

Food & Drink: Cafes and food courts are available in most malls. Street snacks are everywhere outdoors.

Photography: Pedestrian streets are very scenic—bring a camera for architecture and local culture shots.

Souvenirs: Popular items include Russian chocolate, Harbin smoked sausage, fur hats, and local handicrafts.

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Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation - 8 days prior to meeting time
50% Refund - 3 to 7 days prior to meeting time
No Refund - Within 2 day(s) prior to meeting time

Joined 2025

Ruth L.

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About Tour Guide Ruth L.

Hi everyone! Welcome to Harbin—China’s beautiful Ice City! My name is Ruth, and I’ll be your guide as we explore this amazing place together.

Harbin is famous for its stunning winter scenery, Russian-influenced architecture, and of course, the world-famous Ice and Snow Festival. But there’s so much more—local food, history, culture, and stories you won’t find in the guidebooks.

Over the next few hours (or days!), I’ll take you to some of the city’s most iconic spots, from the breathtaking Saint Sophia Cathedral to the bustling Central Street, and even to try Harbin’s unique ice cream—even in the snow!