Harbin 731 Unit Museum & Siberian Tiger Park Full-Day Private Tour

【Pre-Departure Notice】

• After placing your order, our staff will contact you the day before departure at 21:00.
• The day before the trip, we will send you the tour guide's contact information via WeChat/Whatsapp, etc.

【Pick-up and Drop-off Service Area】

• We provide free pick-up and drop-off services within the Daoli District, Daowai District, Nangang District, Songbei District, and Xiangfang District of Harbin. Standard departure is around 9:00. The tour usually ends around 17:00, and we will take you back to your hotel. Our overall service time is controlled to around 8 hours. If the service exceeds the time due to special circumstances, an additional overtime fee will be required. However, your needs are the most important. The time can be flexibly adjusted. You can negotiate the best departure time with customer service after booking.

* 【Itinerary】

• Harbin City Hotel - Siberian Tiger Park - Unit 731 Relics Museum - Harbin City Hotel

* 【Introduction to Featured Attractions】

【Siberian Tiger Park】 Located in Songbei District, Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province, it is one of the world’s largest artificial breeding, reproduction, and rewilding bases for Siberian tigers. It was founded in 1986, initially to rescue and protect the endangered Siberian tiger, and is known as “Noah’s Ark of the Siberian Tiger”. The core feature of the park is its “cage car tiger viewing” mode. Tourists can take a sightseeing car equipped with protective nets and enter the free-range area that simulates the wild environment. Here, groups of Siberian tigers either stroll through the forest, rest by the pool, or chase after the food being fed, showing the majesty and wild beauty of the “king of beasts”.

【Unit 731 Relics Museum】 The Unit 731 Relics Museum is located in Pingfang District, Harbin City, Heilongjiang Province. It was the largest research and testing base for germ warfare established by Japanese militarism in China during World War II. This was once a “death factory” surrounded by high walls and barbed wire, and is an ironclad proof of the Japanese invaders’ crimes against humanity. The existing relics include the headquarters building, special prison, bacteriological laboratory, crematorium and other important sites. By visiting these cold ruins and the detailed cultural relics and historical materials displayed inside, people can see how Unit 731 used living people (mainly prisoners of war and civilians from China, the Soviet Union, and Korea) to carry out inhumane bacterial infections, frostbite experiments, vivisections, and other extremely cruel crimes.