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Visitors tour ice sculptures during a light-up rehearsal ahead of the Harbin Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival.![Hauling ice]()
Workers pull a giant ice cube out of the frozen Songhua River to make sculptures for the 30th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival. Each ice cube weighs about 550 pounds.![Perfecting the sculpture]()
A worker polishes an ice sculpture ahead of the 30th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival.![A palace emerges from the ice]()
Workers and a crane are seen next to a newly built ice sculpture of a castle ahead of the 30th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival.![More than a snowman]()
Visitors walk past a giant snow sculpture ahead of the 30th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival.![Ready to light up the night]()
Workers and scaffoldings are seen next to newly built ice sculptures illuminated by colored lights ahead of the 30th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival.![An icy nod to ancient Rome]()
A worker takes a rest while giving the last touches to an ice replica of Rome's Colosseum in Harbin, Heilongjiang province January 4, 2014.![An icy slide]()
A visitor goes for a ride down an ice slide.![Take a pic]()
A tourist snaps a mobile picture in front of a towering ice building.![Freeze frame]()
Visitors pose for a picture in front of towering blocks of ice.![Bright lights]()
Visitors tour the ice sculptures during a light-up rehearsal ahead of the official opening.![A cold ride]()
Not your average slip and slide: a visitor enjoys his ride.The 30th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival
Snow and ice has never looked this good. 10,000 workers assembled this frosty village in only 15 days.
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- The 30th Harbin International Ice and Snow Festival
