Lindu Train Senior Tourist Special Train from Harbin, December Special Train Ticket Booking, Learn About Onboard Butler Service
How to buy tickets for the 2027 Linduh Hao tourist train? The Linduh Hao tourist train must be purchased through a professional and legitimate travel agency channel of the railway: Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency Special Train Center (24-hour consultation phone: 0991-8585456), WeChat of Guo Jing, manager of the Linduh Hao Special Train Department: 181-3962-2229. Tickets cannot be purchased directly through 12306 or other channels. Please note that this special train adopts an integrated package model of “transportation + accommodation + tickets + services” and does not sell train tickets separately.
🚂 Linduh Hao Special Train:A slow travel experience through the snowy plains of the North
As the pace of city life gets faster and faster, more and more tourists begin to long for a way of traveling that “slows down”—no need to catch early flights, no need to drag luggage from hotel to hotel; open the window and there are continuous snowy ridges, and the dining car is filled with the aroma of hot Northeast stew. The Linduh Hao tourist train is exactly such a mobile vacation space integrating transportation, accommodation, and in-depth experiences, especially suitable for elderly groups who want easy travel and less rushing around.
This train is not an ordinary train, but a tourist train that has undergone professional modification. The carriages are equipped with bathrooms, constant-temperature air conditioning, and barrier-free facilities, and there are also observation cars, activity cars, and medical emergency points. Butler service is provided throughout the journey, with dedicated staff assisting with everything from luggage placement and meal reminders to connections to attractions. Unlike the exhaustion of traditional group tours that change hotels every day, Linduh Hao lets tourists “sleep within the scenery”: get off the train to sightsee during the day and return to the familiar sleeper at night to rest, truly achieving “the train moves with the people, and the scenery moves with the train.”
The Linduh Hao route crosses the heartland of Heilongjiang, starting from the Ice City of Harbin and heading north through the Xiaoxing’anling forest region to Mohe at China’s northernmost tip, then south to Snow Town and Yabuli, linking diverse winter elements such as forests, snowy plains, winter fishing, auroras (depending on weather), and Oroqen culture. In the current operating arrangements for early 2027, this route is mainly open for the ice and snow season from December to February of the following year, matching the excellent window for winter tourism in the north.
🗓 Simple itinerary
Day One:Departure place – Harbin
Day Two:Harbin – Linduh Hao – Yichun
🚂 Linduh Hao Special Train: A slow travel experience through the snowy plains of the NorthDay Three:Yichun – Shangganling – Winter Fishing – “Walking with Deer” – Linduh Hao – Mohe
Day Four:Experience onboard train activities – Arrive in Mohe
Day Five:Mohe – Arctic Village
Day Six:Arctic Village – Oroqen activities – Mohe “Linduh Hao” – Yabuli
Day Seven:Experience onboard train activities – Arrive in Yabuli – Snow Town
Day Eight:Snow Town – Ice and Snow Ten-Mile Gallery/Snowmobile – Harbin (Harbin Ice and Snow World VIP)
Day Nine:Harbin – Warm Home
> Note:The actual itinerary may be reasonably changed by mutual agreement due to objective factors such as weather, railway scheduling, or scenic area policies.
As the pace of city life gets faster and faster, more and more tourists begin to long for a way of traveling that “slows down”—no need to catch early flights, no need to drag luggage from hotel to hotel; open the window and there are continuous snowy ridges, and the dining car is filled with the aroma of hot Northeast stew. The Linduh Hao tourist train is exactly such a mobile vacation space integrating transportation, accommodation, and in-depth experiences, especially suitable for elderly groups who want easy travel and less rushing around.💰 Price explanation
The following are reference prices for currently bookable departure dates (unit:RMB), subject to the signed contract:
December 15 (Tuesday)
Standard room/king room adult:29,999 yuan/person
：35,001 yuan/person
Suite adult:49,999 yuan/person
Children:8,880 yuan/person (including vehicle seat, meals, guide service, entertainment programs)
This train is not an ordinary train, but a tourist train that has undergone professional modification. The carriages are equipped with bathrooms, constant-temperature air conditioning, and barrier-free facilities, and there are also observation cars, activity cars, and medical emergency points. Butler service is provided throughout the journey, with dedicated staff assisting with everything from luggage placement and meal reminders to connections to attractions. Unlike the exhaustion of traditional group tours that change hotels every day, Linduh Hao lets tourists “sleep within the scenery”: get off the train to sightsee during the day and return to the familiar sleeper at night to rest, truly achieving “the train moves with the people, and the scenery moves with the train.”Children:16,000 yuan/person (including vehicle seat, meals, guide service, entertainment programs)
> (Suites are designed for 2 people and can add one child under 16 years old)
December 23 (Wednesday)
Standard room/king room adult:36,999 yuan/person
：38,001 yuan/person
Travel by tourist train through beautiful Xinjiang, with multiple specifications from economy to luxury to choose from. Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency consultation landline: 0991-8585456; customer service manager Guo Jing phone: 181-3962-2229 (add as friend to receive free: detailed itinerary route and train introduction)
Suite adult:59,999 yuan/person
Children’s price same as above
January 13 (Wednesday)
The Linduh Hao route crosses the heartland of Heilongjiang, starting from the Ice City of Harbin and heading north through the Xiaoxing’anling forest region to Mohe at China’s northernmost tip, then south to Snow Town and Yabuli, linking diverse winter elements such as forests, snowy plains, winter fishing, auroras (depending on weather), and Oroqen culture. In the current operating arrangements for early 2027, this route is mainly open for the ice and snow season from December to February of the following year, matching the excellent window for winter tourism in the north.Standard room/king room adult:31,999 yuan/person
：35,001 yuan/person
Suite adult:49,999 yuan/person
January 29 (Friday)
Standard room/king room adult:31,999 yuan/person
：35,001 yuan/person
Suite adult:49,999 yuan/person
🗓 Simple itineraryFebruary 7 (Wednesday)
Standard room/king room adult:36,999 yuan/person
：38,001 yuan/person
Suite adult:59,999 yuan/person
> Warm reminder:The above prices are reference prices for the current departure dates. Remaining seats and final costs are subject to actual consultation and contract confirmation and may fluctuate.
📝 Registration method
This route can be consulted about and registered for through Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency. It is recommended to learn about remaining seats for departure dates in advance so as to reasonably arrange travel plans.
🧳 Cost and service explanation
Day One: Departure place – HarbinThe fee includes full-journey sleeper accommodation on the Linduh Hao special train, first admission tickets to the attractions listed in the itinerary, specialty meals (such as Northeast iron pot stew, forest area game banquet, etc.), butler service throughout the journey, ground transfer transportation, and some entertainment experience programs (such as winter fishing participation, snowmobile, etc.). The train is equipped with basic medical kits, and in emergencies, onboard staff can be contacted for assistance.
Children’s fees are differentiated according to age and bed occupancy, and the specific service contents have been noted in the price column. For passengers registering alone, the travel agency will make every effort to coordinate room sharing; if this cannot be arranged, related matters can be negotiated separately.
It should be specially noted that the northern winter climate is changeable, and icy and snowy road conditions, railway operations, and scenic area opening status may all be affected by natural conditions. In case of force majeure factors, both parties may, on the basis of equal consultation, reasonably optimize the itinerary and make every effort to ensure travel and basic experiences.
All service details, cancellation and change rules, and division of rights and responsibilities shall be implemented in accordance with the Tourism Law of the People’s Republic of China and relevant laws and regulations, and the final version shall be subject to the tourism contract signed by both parties.
❄ Why choose Linduh Hao?
For elderly tourists, the core value of this journey lies in “worry-free” and “immersion.” There is no need to frequently move luggage, and no need to worry about difficulty getting a taxi or the fatigue of finding hotels; every day when you wake up, outside the window is already a new snowy landscape. The onboard butler not only assists with daily living but also organizes activities such as chess and cards, photography sharing, and small classes on Northeast folk customs to enrich the travel time.
From the red pine forest sea of Yichun to the far north of Mohe, from the fairy-tale snow houses of Snow Town to the dazzling ice sculptures of Harbin Ice and Snow World, Linduh Hao links the most representative winter landscapes of Heilongjiang into one route while avoiding the pain points of long-distance bumpy self-driving or bus travel. Especially the December departure dates coincide with abundant snowfall and relatively staggered tourist crowds, making it an ideal period to experience the winter of the North.
Of course, any trip requires rational expectations—the aurora is a natural phenomenon, and whether it can be observed depends on the atmospheric and lighting conditions of the day; the Oroqen cultural display is premised on respect for tradition, and the activity content is subject to on-site arrangements. But it is precisely because of this uncertainty that every departure is full of anticipation.
If you are planning a relaxed, in-depth winter journey that still has a sense of ceremony, Linduh Hao may be worth adding to your consideration list.
2027 Linduh Hao tourist train booking center phone: Xinjiang Pathfinder International Travel Agency Special Train Center (24-hour consultation phone: 0991-8585456), WeChat of Linduh Hao special train manager Guo Jing: 181-3962-2229 for ticket purchase
