Peak Flown From Afar, 209 meters (about 700 feet) tall, is a pure limestone mountain that is very distinctive from the sandstone mountains around it. Large stones scattered along the peak are said to resemble animals like a flying dragon, a running elephant, a crouching tiger, and a fleeing monkey.

• There are 3 types of buses which will stop at Fei Lai Feng station, which are K7, Y1 and Y2. It costs only RMB 2 one trip with air-con and non-aircon is RMB 1.
• The bus stop route maps only come in Chinese words. Nevertheless, there will be an announcement on the next stop in Chinese and English.
• It takes you around 30-40 minutes to reach Fei Lai Feng. There is only one problem with China's public transportation, all drivers drive in a reckless manner and they are very impatient, you will never miss a single horn in every seconds.
• The first thing you do is find the ticketing counter and get your tickets. The ticketing counter is located outside, quite far from the entrance, you may need to walk awhile to reach there. If you have a choice, always choose to visit the tourist attraction on weekdays as weekends will be packed.
• You can make a wish with Buddha using tortoises. After wishing you will throw the tortoises into the lake as if you are setting the tortoise free.

Lingyin Temple, or Temple of the Soul's Retreat, got it name from its tranquil surroundings. Sheltered by forested hills on three sides, the temple is a quiet and sheltered sanctuary.

• There is another ticket counter inside Fei Lai Feng where you need to purchase a ticket to visit Lingyin Temple. Remember nothing is free in China when it comes to tourist attractions, and that goes the same for their locals.
• If you're lucky, you will see and join in some chanting going on when you arrive and many people lining up to get blessings and do the chanting.
• If you are not in rush, you can visit other temples that are up the hill inside Fei Lai Feng. More than 10 small temples are built up the hills and each have their own entities.