Ice fishing at Beidahu and Songhua Lake & a day trip to experience the culture of the Ula Manchu people.

Starting from Beidahu | Songhua Lake Ice Fishing & Ula Manchu Culture Day Trip

Winter fishing on the frozen lake, Ula Ancient City, and Snow Park

Beyond skiing, unlock a winter experience with a distinctly Northeastern flavor. Starting from Beidahu Lake, venture deep into the frozen surface of Songhua Lake to participate in traditional ice fishing and winter fishing culture; savor a steaming hot pot stew; and then head to Wula Ice and Snow Park to immerse yourself in the winter atmosphere where ice and snow entertainment intertwine with lights. This is not just a trip, but a lifestyle unique to Northeast China.

Trip Highlights

• Winter fishing experience on an ice lake:Step into the frozen Songhua Lake, experience authentic Northeast ice fishing culture, and get up close to the traditional way of "breaking the ice to catch fish".
• Authentic iron pot stew lunch:Sitting around the stove, with the steam rising, you can savor authentic Northeastern flavors—fish, pork ribs, or chicken stews—warming both your body and your heart.
• Ula Ice and Snow Park:Snow tubing, ice skating, and illuminated ice sculptures are just some of the many winter entertainment options available, perfect for families and friends to enjoy together.
• Private small group travel:A minimum of 4 people are required to form a group. Private cars will provide round-trip transportation, ensuring a comfortable pace and a more authentic experience.

Itinerary

• Depart from Beidahu at 08:30.
• 09:30 – 11:30, Songhua Lake Ice Fishing/Winter Fishing Experience
• 11:30 – 12:30, Iron Pot Stew Lunch
• 13:00 – 17:00, enjoy the Wula Ice and Snow Park.
• 18:00, return to Beidahu

Fee Description

• Adults: AUD 250/person
• Children: AUD 200/person

Note: Minimum group size: 4 people

Included in the fee

• Private pick-up and drop-off
• Ice fishing experience fee
• Iron pot stew lunch
• Ula Ice and Snow Park Tickets
• English-speaking guide service

Why do we recommend choosing this route?

Compared to regular sightseeing, this route leans more towards "experiential winter culture":

You can not only see the snow in Northeast China, but also truly participate in it—from drilling holes in the ice to eating around a fire, and then to the immersive atmosphere of ice and snow lights at night, every aspect has strong regional characteristics.

Suitable for:

• Skiers looking to add more to their experience beyond skiing
• first-time overseas tourists visiting Northeast China
• Family and small group travel
• Travelers who enjoy cultural experiences and light activities