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Ice sculptures brighten winter night in Arxan

By Zhao Xiao (chinadaily.com.cn)

Updated: 2017-01-18

As fireworks bloom in the night sky, Inner Mongolia’s Arxan reveals itself as a winter dreamland with fantasy castles, cartoon images, iconic buildings, creative scenes, and amusement facilities all made out of ice, enticing visitors to explore the frozen neon funfair.

Ice sculptures brighten winter night in Arxan

A castle-shaped ice sculpture is exhibited for visitors at a theme park in Arxan, Hinggan League of Inner Mongolia on Jan 6. [Photo/people.cn]

Roaming the ice-themed park, visitors can closely view ice sculptures glistening under colorful lights, and also experience entertaining snow sports such as curling, ice bowling, tug-of-war on a snowy field, and sledge races.

Furthermore, events like a bonfire party and fireworks celebration will also be presented to visitors until March 20, 2017.

The ice funfair has used a total of 7,800 cubic meters of ice and 21,000 cubic meters of snow since its opening on Jan 6.

Ice sculptures brighten winter night in Arxan

A tourist zips down an ice slide at a theme park in Arxan, Hinggan League of Inner Mongolia on Jan 6. [Photo/people.cn]

Ice sculptures brighten winter night in Arxan

Two swans decorated with lights sit under exploding fireworks at a theme park in Arxan, Hinggan League of Inner Mongolia on Jan 6. [Photo/people.cn]

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