Dinghushan is located in the northeast of Zhaoqing City, Guangdong Province, 8 kilometers away from Zhaoqing City 10. It is composed of more than10 mountains with a total area of 1 1.33 square kilometers. The elevation of the main peak is 1000m, which is the highest peak in the Pearl River Delta. Dinghushan is known as the first of the four famous mountains in Lingnan, because it is a scenic spot integrating scenic tourism, scientific research and religious worship.

Dinghushan became the first national nature reserve in China on 1956, and the first UNESCO "Man and Biosphere (MAB)" research station in China on 1979. It is known as the "Living Natural Museum". Its negative ion content ranks first in China and enjoys the reputation of "natural oxygen bar".

Climatic conditions:

Dinghushan area belongs to subtropical monsoon climate, with long sunshine time and sufficient solar radiation. There is no severe winter or heat, and it is warm all year round. Due to the hot and humid southeast or southerly airflow prevailing in summer, typhoons frequently patronize and bring abundant rainfall.