Feilai Feng

The Feilai Feng are ancient caves located in the famous West Lake region of Hangzhou, China. This tourist attraction is well-known because of its oddly-shaped rocks, very ancient trees, 72 strange caves, and more. The caves have 470 Buddha statues, of which the statue “Maitreya” or the fat-bellied Laughing Buddha (that signifies tolerance) is believed to be the largest one. At the entrance of the Longhong Cave there is a unique six-storied stone pagoda called Lingjiu Pagoda which is worth a visit. Another must-see site at this attraction is the Cuiwei Pavilion built during the Song Dynasty. It has beautiful tall pines and countless

Lingyin Temple | Xixi National Wetland Park | Impression West Lake | Jade Emperor Hill | Three Pools Mirroring the Moon | Laodong Lu (Laodong Road) | Tide Watching Pavilion (Yanguan) | Yanguan Chenghuang Miao (City God Temple) | Zhan'ao Pagoda (Yanguan) | Folk Customs Exhibition Hall (Yanguan) | Yanguan Ancient Town (Haining) | Baoshi Shan (Baoshi Hill) | Former Residence of Hu Xueyan | Qiandao Hu (Thousand Island Lake) | Cathedral of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception | Southern Song Dynasty Guan Kiln Museum | Qiantang River Tidal Bore | China Academy of Art | Huqingyu Tang Chinese Medicine Museum | China National Silk Museum | China National Tea Museum | Leifeng Pagoda | Flower Harbor (Hua Gang) | Red Carp Pond | Guo's Villa | West Lake (Xi Hu) | Xiling Seal Society | Tiger Running Dream Spring | Su Causeway | Solitary Hill (Gu Shan) | Mausoleum of General Yue Fei | Longjing Tea Plantation | Liuhe Pagoda | Autumn Moon Over the Peaceful Lake Pavilion | Nine Creeks and Eighteen Gullies |