Savor local delicacies amidst the stunning ice sculptures at this world-famous winter festival. Taste traditional dishes like Harbin crab and snowflake-shaped ice-cream.

Walk through vibrant night markets offering local snacks and street food. Try skewered lamb, glutinous rice cakes, and steaming buns.

Enjoy a traditional Manchurian hot pot experience, where you cook your own meal in a bubbling pot filled with aromatic broth and various ingredients.

Visit Siberian Tiger Park and dine at the food court offering local specialties like wild boar and deer meat. The park is home to over 60 Siberian tigers.

Follow the Qiqihar Milk Tea Trail and discover local milk tea shops serving unique blends. Savor creamy, frothy concoctions made with fresh milk.

Delve into Qiqihar's rich vegetarian cuisine scene. Sample Buddhist-inspired dishes like mapo tofu and mushroom hot pot.

Experience a traditional Manchurian barbecue, where skewers of meat and vegetables are cooked over an open flame. Sample regional specialties like lamb and corn on the cob.

Explore Qiqihar's famous noodle street and try various types of hand-pulled noodles. From spicy to savory, there's something for every palate.

Embark on a journey to discover various types of rice porridges found in Qiqihar. From savory to sweet, there's something for every taste.

Stroll through Qiqihar's sweet streets to discover various desserts like glutinous rice cakes, sesame balls, and sweet soups.

Discover Qiqihar's craft beer scene by visiting local brew pubs and tasting their unique offerings.

Embark on a wine tasting tour to sample local grape varieties and learn about the winemaking process.

Visit local coffee roasteries to learn about the coffee-making process and sample freshly roasted beans.

Hop from teahouse to teahouse in Qiqihar and sample various regional teas, from traditional oolongs to rare floral blends.

Participate in a hands-on culinary workshop to learn how to prepare traditional Qiqihar dishes.