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Tiantangding Summit

Intermediate

China · Guangdong

Tiantangding (1,210m) is Guangzhou's highest peak at the junction of Conghua and Nankun Mountain. The summit trail climbs through subtropical secondary forest with rich vegetation and fresh air. The panoramic summit views span Conghua county and the Nankun range — a must-tick route for Guangzhou's hiking community.

Total Distance

14 km

Estimated Days

1 days

Max Elevation

1210 m

Elevation Gain

900 m

Difficulty

3/5 - Intermediate

Best Season

Oct, Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, Mar

Route Type

Loop

Beginner-Friendly

Not suitable for beginners

Transport

Car Required

Guangzhou's Highest PeakConghuaNankun MountainForest

Highlights

  • Tiantangding Summit is a 14 km loop route in Guangdong, China.
  • The route is known for guangzhou's highest peak, conghua, nankun mountain.
  • It reaches about 1210 m and involves roughly 900 m of cumulative elevation gain.
  • It works as a day hike with route conditions that should be checked before departure.

Suitable For

  • Hikers with regular walking experience
  • Travellers looking for a moderate route with clear planning needs
  • Outdoor users comfortable with a full hiking day

Important Notes

  • Route data is for reference only; verify current access, weather and local safety information before departure.
  • Expect a moderate physical load; start early and leave enough time for descent or exit transport.
  • Carry water, snacks, sun or rain protection, and footwear suitable for the trail surface.

Getting There

A private transfer, chartered vehicle or local driver may be needed for trailhead access. Confirm the latest route access and return transport before departure.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tiantangding in Guangzhou?

Tiantangding (1,210 m) is the highest peak in Guangzhou, located at the junction of Conghua and Nankun Mountain. The summit trail winds through subtropical secondary forest, with panoramic views across Conghua and the Nankun range.

How difficult is the Tiantangding hike?

Tiantangding is rated difficulty 2 out of 5. The hike is about 12 km round trip with 800 m of elevation gain. It is suitable for hikers with basic fitness, though summer heat and humidity require extra preparation.

Supplies & Accommodation

Supplies: Treat this as a self-supported day hike: carry enough water, snacks and basic emergency items, even if shops or villages may be available near the route.

Accommodation: Accommodation is not normally required for this day route. Stay in the nearest city, town or trailhead area if needed.

GPX Track

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Disclaimer

Data is for reference only. Verify current trail conditions and safety information before departure. Prepare thoroughly for high-risk routes and follow local regulations. We accept no liability for any incidents arising from the use of this data.