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We visited the place and found it inspiring and wrapped in nature and simplicity. A nice break from the city's stressing life
This was a nice outing with my son. It’s a beautiful park with sculptures and caves, and a little climbing if you’re feeling short on exercise. On a hot day, it helps to keep a wet scarf around your neck. The mosquitoes were ferocious, so...More
Fei Lai Fang is located in the same complex as the Lingyin Temple and is a good entrance before heading into the temple. The entire location also has a mediocre hiking trail with not much views but a good walk on a nice spring/autumn day....More
The entrance is amazing, first you pass through a cave and them you arrive to the statues on the mountains. The energy of the place is incredible. I love to go there! I've been there twice.
We took a local bus to go up the mountain. Once you arrived, there’s plenty of lunch places, even a Starbucks. Be prepared to walk up steep the mountain if you wish to catch the view on top of the attraction. There are many historical...More
It is one of the classic and must visit place when you in Hangzhou city. I like the peaceful atmosphere even we will still with plenty of clouds.
We went as part of a group/day tour travelling from Shanghai for the day. The bus ride in was longish at 3 hours. The different Buddha's carved into the rock face are very interesting with the variation in styles, expressions, etc. The temple was interesting...More
Nice place with beauty of scultures of respected Gautam Buddha. Ticket price is 45 rmb. Smoking is prohibited here. Food corner & shops are available at the entrance.
My family stayed at wyndham grand plaza royale hangzhou for 2 nights. One of the must do in my checklist to visit. From the hotel, we book a taxi for 60 yuan an hour to drive us to the long jin tea plantation and the...More
The wonderous rock carvings of Buddha and other deities are superb and caused me to linger a while. Very contemplative interpretation of Buddha made we look and return and return and return for further eye treats. Carvings well-imprinted on my brain.
