Busts, 2010
A person walking by gives you an idea of the scale of these snow busts (photo by Don Felix.)
Ice Castle, 2015
This towering ice castle rose several stories into the air in 2015 (photo by Zervas.)
Largest Single Sculpture, 2013
This beautiful work represents the largest single sculpture created in 2013 for the festival, which is spread out over 6.5 millions square feet (photo by alcyone.ath.cx.)
Winged Horses, 2010
Ten thousand workers run around for weeks ahead of time to prepare for the festival, which utilizes over 1.9 million square feet of ice, some chipped off the adjacent Songhua River and dragged to the site for sculpting (photo by Irish Typepad.)
Cinderella, 2013
It takes a lot of hard work, but the spectacle is worth it all. Its opening coincides with the Chinese New Year on January 28th, drawing tourists from all over China and the world (photo by alcyone.ath.cx.)
Swan Lake, 2012
This winged ballerina sculpture is reminiscent of Swan Lake (photo by Steve Langguth.)
Sea Captain Sculpture, 2009
A sea captain pilots his ship at the 2009 festival (photo by Morgann.)
Tallest Sculpture for 2016/2017 Season
The tallest sculpture at last year’s festival reached heights of 111 feet (photo by Shanghai Daily.)
