Guangzhou Hot Snow Miracle is located at No. 63 Fenghuang North Road, Huadu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province. It is a major component of Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City, a national 4A-level tourist attraction, and functions as an indoor snow and ice theme park. It is one of the larger indoor ski resorts in South China, with a building area of 75,000 m2 for the snow and ice venue and a ski area of approximately 57,000 m2. The park maintains a constant subzero temperature of -6°C year-round. Its standout feature is the all?weather indoor snow experience in a subtropical city, breaking seasonal limitations while catering to both professional skiing and family?friendly snow play. It offers dedicated ski trails and separate recreational snow areas, meeting the needs of skiers, families with children, and other visitor groups. The venue is equipped with a ski equipment hall, rental center, rest service areas, and a snow?themed souvenir shop, integrating sports, leisure, educational tours, and cultural tourism – making it one of the core attractions of Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City.
History and Culture
Guangzhou Hot Snow Miracle was formerly known as Guangzhou Sunac Snow World, invested and built by Sunac Cultural Tourism. It was incorporated into the master plan of Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City as a key project. The development of the Sunac Cultural Tourism City in Huadu District was a major municipal cultural tourism initiative in Guangzhou, aimed at filling the gap in large?scale indoor snow and ice tourism in South China and enriching the range of tourism products in the Pearl River Delta region.
After construction was completed, the venue officially opened to the public and was later rebranded under the unified name "Guangzhou Hot Snow Miracle." Since South China has no natural snow in winter, the indoor snow project has provided local residents with a nearby opportunity to experience snow and learn skiing. Over the years, it has regularly hosted snow?based educational programs and mass skiing promotion activities, helping popularize winter sports in the Lingnan area. The site does not have a long historical heritage; its core value lies in being a modern cultural?tourism venue that continuously hosts skiing events, snow?themed festivals, and has become an important base for winter sports promotion in the Pearl River Delta.
Main Attractions
Advanced Ski Trail
Designed for visitors with proficient skiing skills, the advanced trail features steep slopes and ample length, suitable for intermediate?to?advanced skiers to practice high?speed descents and turning techniques. A magic carpet conveyor is available to take skiers back to the top after each run. Access is restricted to those wearing proper ski equipment and capable of basic speed control and braking; beginners are not permitted.
Intermediate Ski Trail
The intermediate trail has moderate gradients, sitting between the beginner and advanced levels in difficulty. It is ideal for those who have mastered basic gliding and wish to improve their technique. The trail is spacious and sees a balanced flow of visitors. It is the main area for ski lesson practice, with on?site instructors offering paid coaching services.
Beginner Ski Trail
The beginner trail has gentle slopes and a suitable length, specially designed for first?time skiers with zero experience in both snowboarding and alpine skiing. Protective facilities are installed along the trail to reduce injury risks, and most introductory ski lessons are held in this area.
Snow Play Area
This area is the core zone for family fun, with no skiing skills required. It features a variety of recreational activities such as snow tubing, ice bumper cars, snow slope slides, and an ice castle. Snow sculptures and photo?friendly installations are placed throughout, making it perfect for sightseeing and picture?taking. Both seniors and children can safely enter and enjoy the attractions, making it the main destination for family visitors.
Suggested Routes：
Route 1 (For Ski Enthusiasts):
Park entrance → Ski equipment hall (rental and pickup) → Warm?up on beginner trail → Practice on intermediate trail → Experience advanced trail → Return equipment → Exit
Route 2 (Family Snow Play Route):
Park entrance → Ski equipment hall (pick up cold?weather gear) → Snow play area → Easy snow slope experience → Return gear → Exit
Route 3 (Relaxed Full?Day Combo Route):
Park entrance → Ski equipment hall → Try skiing on beginner trail → Snow play area → Rest area break → Return equipment → Exit
Travel Tips：
First?time visitors are advised to allow 3–4 hours total, including equipment pickup, dressing, actual play, and return.
Ski novices should stick to the beginner trail and consider hiring a professional instructor to learn basic braking and turning – do not go directly to intermediate or advanced trails.
Purchase tickets online in advance and avoid peak holiday periods to reduce on?site queuing.
Although the venue provides basic cold?weather suits, those sensitive to cold may bring thin gloves and warm socks.
For snow photos, prepare a waterproof phone pouch to protect electronic devices from melting snow.
Children must be accompanied by adults at all times; follow staff instructions when using attractions like snow tubing.
Avoid drinking cold beverages immediately after leaving the snow area to prevent discomfort from abrupt temperature changes.
Important Notices：
Cold?weather clothing must be worn inside the snow area; exposed skin is at risk of frostbite in the prolonged low?temperature environment.
Wear protective gear while skiing. Do not walk against the traffic or stop abruptly at high speed to avoid collisions.
People with heart disease, high blood pressure, asthma, or severe joint conditions are advised not to participate in strenuous skiing activities.
Glass containers, sharp objects, and food are prohibited inside the snow area to prevent damage and contamination of the snow surface.
Stay within designated trails and areas marked by signs; do not climb over safety fences into closed zones.
Overtime usage incurs additional charges as per the park’s policy – pay attention to the time limit on your ticket.
Follow all on?site staff directions and safety alerts. In case of emergency, contact staff immediately.
Store valuables in lockers; do not leave them unattended in rest areas.
Transportation：
Metro: Take Guangzhou Metro Line 9 to Huadu Square Station, then take a taxi to Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City (approx. 3 km).
Bus: Take bus routes Hua 75A or Hua 76 to the Sunac Cultural Tourism City bus stop and walk to the venue entrance.
Driving: Navigate to "Guangzhou Hot Snow Miracle (Guangzhou Sunac Cultural Tourism City)." A large underground parking lot is available; parking fees apply as per the park’s rates.
Intercity Travel: Visitors from other cities can take the high?speed train to Guangzhou North Station, then take a taxi – the ride takes about 10 minutes.
Opening Hours：
Regular operating hours are 10:00 – 21:00, with the last entry at 19:00. During public holidays, summer and winter vacations, the schedule may be adjusted based on visitor volume. Special event days may also have different hours. Visitors are advised to check the official platform for the day’s operating hours before departure to avoid coming in vain. The snow area operates synchronously with the park’s opening hours; ski rental services stop one hour before closing time.
Tickets：
Tickets start from RMB 99 per person.