Harbin' s legendarily cold winters last for several months – snowfall begins in November but thermometers regularly dip below 0C as late as April. The lowest temperature recorded here is a petrifying -38C but the January average minimum is around -24C (-11F). Summer averages a cool 20.C which has made it a popular resort with people escaping harsher temperatures.
Harbin is located at 125°42' E' E and 46°40' N in the south corner of Heilongjiang Province in the northeast of China. Flowing through the centre of the city is Songhua River snaking from Zhangguangcai Mountain to the south and Xiaoxing' anling Mountain to the north.
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