
Northeast China · Heilongjiang
Yabuli Sun Mountain Ski Resort
China’s Original Alpine Playground
One of China’s most established ski destinations, Yabuli combines a rich winter sports heritage with forested mountain terrain and a well-developed resort base. Sun Mountain forms part of the wider Yabuli ski area, offering varied groomed runs, modern lift access and accommodation close to the slopes. Set in Heilongjiang’s snow country, the resort delivers a classic Northeast China winter experience surrounded by snow-covered forests and mountains. With convenient connections from Harbin, Yabuli is an excellent choice for travellers looking to combine quality skiing, comfortable resort facilities and accommodation with Harbin’s distinctive winter culture, local cuisine and famous seasonal attractions beyond the mountains.
Why Ski Yabuli
Discover one of China’s most established ski destinations, where long mountain runs, a rich winter sports heritage and the snowy landscapes of Northeast China come together.
- Competition-Ready Terrain
- China’s Skiing Heritage
- More Beyond the Slopes
- A Long Winter Season
Handpicked Accommodation
Stay close to the slopes at Yabuli, from a secluded mountaintop retreat to full-service resort hotels at the base. Our selected stays prioritise ski access, mountain setting and convenience for a seamless winter escape.
Perched high above Yabuli’s ski slopes, Muyunlou is an intimate 20-room mountain retreat designed around its exceptional setting. Guests reach the hotel by gondola, with direct access to the ski terrain and sweeping views across snow-covered forests and surrounding mountains. Its small scale and secluded mountaintop location make it a distinctive choice for skiers seeking something quieter and more atmospheric than a conventional resort hotel.




Make Yabuli part of a northern winter journey.
We’ll arrange your Yabuli stay from accommodation and transfers to lift access and the details around your time on the mountain. Stay for the skiing or connect Yabuli with Harbin and more of Northeast China for a broader winter journey.
