Harbin has released another hit, instantly transporting you to Russia

It truly feels like traveling in Russia and Eastern European countries, but the key is, this is Harbin. Harbin always surprises us, and before you know it, it stuns everyone with a new hit. The latest sensation is called 'Volga Manor'. The name itself has a Russian vibe. What's crucial is that this place is not just authentically European in appearance, the interiors of the buildings are also richly European. European galleries, large oil paintings, sculptures, pianos, furniture, and vintage tableware, everywhere you look is filled with European charm. Every casual snapshot is a masterpiece. Volga Manor is located on the banks of the Ash River in the suburbs of Harbin. It is a national 4A level cultural tourism area themed on Harbin's history and Russian culture, a creative base for the Russian Artists Association, and an international exchange center for Moscow University. The reconstructed St. Nicholas Church and the riverside restaurant carry the memories of old Harbin residents; the Petrov Art Palace and the Pushkin Exhibition Hall provide platforms for cultural and artistic exchanges. The entire manor is a landscape of scenes based on old Harbin architecture. The Little Birch Restaurant is a work designed by the famous Russian designer Labiche for the Paris International Exhibition, with a unique front view from all four sides, each with its own characteristics, and is considered one of the world's classic wooden buildings; the reconstructed St. Nicholas Church within the manor was once a landmark building of Harbin, witnessing a century of urban changes.