The Harbin Ice-Snow World in China has recently achieved a remarkable feat. According to UPI, this winter-themed park has officially made its way into the Guinness World Records book as the largest of its kind, featuring an extensive array of snow and ice sculptures. Since its inception in 1999, the park has attracted tourists from all over the world and has become the go-to destination in the city of Harbin, located in the Heilongjiang Province.

Spanning an impressive area of 8,790,697.3 square meters, the Harbin Ice-Snow World has now solidified its place in history as the largest thematic park of its kind worldwide. Its vast expanse is home to over 2,000 ice and snow slides and more than 10,000 exquisitely crafted buildings. To bring this magnificence to life, the construction of the park required the dedicated efforts of over 10,000 skilled workers.

It is undeniable that the Harbin Ice-Snow World is an exceptional attraction, and its recognition by the Guinness World Records further validates its remarkable status. This recognition was conferred upon the park during the 2024 ice and snow festival in Harbin, China. A judge from the Guinness World Records book presented the certificate to the talented team responsible for creating this wondrous winter wonderland.