The Heilongjiang Yabuli Sports Training Base, also known as the Yabuli Ski Resort, is a provincial-level public institution under the Heilongjiang Provincial Sports Bureau. It is the largest comprehensive ski resort in the province, integrating both competitive and recreational skiing. As the birthplace of snow sports in China, it has earned the reputation of being the cradle of Chinese skiing champions. Recognized by the General Administration of Sport of China as a National Comprehensive Sports Training Base (2015) and a National Sports Industry Demonstration Unit (2015), it also serves as a winter training base for China's polar research expeditions.

Established in 1974, the base is situated within the Yabuli Ski Resort in Shangzhi City, Heilongjiang Province, approximately 25 kilometers southwest of Yabuli Town. Nestled at the northern foot of the Zhangguangcai Range, specifically the Daguo Kui (1374.8 meters), Erguo Kui (1258.1 meters), and Sanguo Kui (1000 meters) peaks, the base is located at 120°5' East and 44°6' North, covering an area of 255 hectares. With its cool summers, high oxygen levels, long winters, and excellent snow quality, the base is one of the few comprehensive training bases in China that can be used year-round.

Accommodation and Hospitality

The Yabuli Sports Training Base offers five athlete apartments, comprising a total of 220 rooms. During the 2025 Asian Winter Games, all of these apartments are planned to be used as the Technical Officials Village, accommodating up to 450 people in double rooms.

1. Competition Building Apartment:

Constructed in 2007, this five-story building (including one basement level) covers an area of 7,423 square meters and houses 53 rooms (38 standard rooms, 6 triple rooms, 7 suites, and 2 double rooms). It can simultaneously serve up to 260 guests for meals.

2. Alpine Building Apartment:

Built in 2015, this three-story building spans 6,733 square meters and offers 53 rooms (23 standard rooms, 2 triple rooms, 2 suites, and 24 family rooms). It also includes a meeting room with a capacity of 100 people and can accommodate up to 150 guests for meals.

3. Antarctic Building Apartment:

Constructed in 1985, this three-story brick-concrete building covers an area of 1,869 square meters and provides 29 standard rooms. It has a meeting room that can seat 50 people. Owned by the State Oceanic Administration, this building is under the daily management of the Yabuli Sports Training Base and serves as a specialized base for the winter training of China's polar research expeditions.

4. Press Building Apartment:

Initially built in 1990, this building covers an area of 6,400 square meters and houses 55 rooms (3 standard rooms, 50 triple rooms, and 2 quadruple rooms). It is equipped with a therapy room, a rehabilitation room, and a meeting room that can accommodate up to 100 people.

5. Cross-country Building Apartment:

Constructed in 1990, this three-story brick-concrete building covers an area of 2,085 square meters and offers 30 triple rooms. It can simultaneously serve up to 180 guests for meals.