It is nice to see those outdoor arts , cannot imagine how they carved those statues on this hill. The admission is 45 RMB, the hill is not too big, nice place to have some walk and enjoy those arts... More

Westlake is still arguably the #1 attraction in Hangzhou, but after that I'd make a beeline for this place. If you have any feeling for religious history, landscape, sculpture, then it's absolutely not to be missed. Take a little time, go up some of the little mountain paths, soak it in. There's an active monastery and temple. There are even... More

When visiting the Ling Yin temple complex, you have to go through the Fei Lai Feng area. And this area is actually more impressive than the temple complex. It's an amazing collection of buddhist statues carved in rocks dating back to the 10-14th century. The statues have weathered the time and are in very good shape (or perhaps restored). They... More

Beautiful carvings of 100's of Buddhas, including a laughing Buddha, gorgeous scenery, the stream running by it, everything is just beautiful! The audio tour needs a little work though, it tended to start talking before I got to the area it was describing, so I didn't fully catch everything. More

There are 300-400 ancient stone statues carved into the limestone cave and hillside, a really amazing historical treasure. Translated as "Peak from Afar", this attraction is actually right next to the famous LingYin temple. Plan on at least 2 hours to visit both the temple and the cave. More

I'm amazed by the lack of reviews of Fei Lai Feng (Peak Flown From Afar) on TripAdvisor. IMHO, it is an attraction not to be missed when you are in Hangzhou. On this craggy mountain, there are numerous caves that shelter more than 300 statues dating from the 10th to 14th centuries. While most (if not all) of the statues... More