The carvings here are as good as the four great grottoes.

Feilai Peak Stone Carvings are Buddhist stone carvings from the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period to the Yuan Dynasty. They are located on Feilai Peak in front of Lingyin Temple in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province. There are more than 380 statues, among which the statues from the Five Dynasties are small in number and size, and still retain the style of the late Tang Dynasty. Most of them are inside and outside Qinglin Cave. The earliest statue is the Amitabha Triad made by Teng Shaozong in the first year of the Guangshun period of the Later Zhou Dynasty (951). On the cliffs of the caves and along the stream of Feilai Peak, there are more than 470 stone carvings from the Five Dynasties to the Song and Yuan Dynasties (335 of which are well-preserved or relatively well-preserved). The earliest statues are the three statues of Amitabha, Guanyin, and Mahasthamaprapta on the right side of the entrance of Qinglin Cave, which were made in 951. These exquisite cliff stone carvings are precious historical heritage.