Experience the 2025 Asian Winter Games in Harbin, China from February 7-14. Watch 1,275 athletes from 34 nations compete in 64 events across 11 winter sports. Follow live coverage on Asian Games Hub, featuring the theme “Dream of Winter, Love Among Asia.” This prestigious quadrennial multi-sport event, opened by President Xi Jinping at the Harbin International Convention Center, showcases Asia’s finest winter sports talent. Stay updated with live streaming and broadcast information for comprehensive coverage of this landmark sporting event.
2025 Asian Winter Games: Complete Guide to Broadcast and Schedule
A Historic Winter Sports Celebration in Harbin, China
About the Games
The Asian Winter Games represents a prestigious gathering of winter sports athletes from across the continent. As a quadrennial event under the Olympic Council of Asia (OCA), it showcases the best of Asian winter sports talent and promotes cultural exchange through athletic competition.
Venue Information
The Harbin International Convention Exhibition and Sports Center serves as the main venue for the 2025 Asian Winter Games. This state-of-the-art facility exemplifies China’s commitment to winter sports excellence and provides world-class amenities for athletes and spectators alike.
Opening Ceremony
The games will be officially opened by President Xi Jinping on February 7, 2025, marking the beginning of this prestigious winter sports celebration.
Broadcast Information
Fans across Asia can follow the excitement through various broadcast channels:
Viewing in India
Indian viewers can access live streaming of select events through the Asian Games Hub website. Additional broadcast information and TV channel details will be announced closer to the event.
Historical Significance
The Asian Winter Games tradition began with a proposal from the Japanese Olympic Committee in 1982, aiming to create a winter counterpart to the Asian Games. Since then, it has grown into a vital platform for developing winter sports across Asia and fostering international cooperation through athletic competition.