Jile Temple in Harbin is a great destination for sightseeing and fulfilling vows

❤Recommended reason: The most distinctive feature of Jile Temple is its seven-level pagoda and the Living Buddha pagoda, which are rare in temples across the country. Additionally, the snow scenery in Harbin adds a special charm to the temple, making it an ideal place for worshipping Buddha in Harbin. Jile Temple ————————————— 🌟Highlight features: Harbin Cultural Park - free admission, with some attractions requiring an additional fee. Located right next to Jile Temple, the Cultural Park is definitely worth a visit. The park's construction has an artistic flair, including the Green Giant at the entrance and the house structures that are great for taking photos. There are many small attractions, including a Ferris wheel, which is closed in winter because it's too cold. —————————— 🌟Highlight features: The mini roller coaster is also closed in winter - too cold. However, the 'Church of Our Lady of Rest' inside the Cultural Park is quite beautiful and impressive with its Western architectural beauty, enhanced by the snowy landscape. It's a very Instagrammable spot. 🌟Highlight features: Jile Temple - ticket price 10 yuan, opening hours: 8:00-16:00 Jile Temple was established in 1923 and is the most historically and culturally significant temple in Harbin. It is also the most complete in terms of its institutional structure. Jile Temple + Cultural Park - worth experiencing. The two attractions are next to each other, so it takes about 4 hours to visit both, which is a nice half-day trip. Harbin Cultural Park