Ice sculptures delight Berlin visitors
Artists from across Asia have created a beautiful exhibit of ice sculptures which is now open to the public on the outskirts of the German capital.
Twenty-six ice sculptors from Malaysia, Japan, Thailand, China, the Philippines, Mongolia and Russia have contributed to the 5th Ice World in Elstal.
They used 300 tonnes of ice to create more than 100 sculptures including moose, pandas and tuk-tuks.
One highlight is "Long" - a ten-meter-long lucky dragon that was transported from China to Berlin
Ice World was put together in just two weeks and is open to the public until November 2020.
(Source: AP)
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