Tiantang Peak, Mountain summit in Conghua District, Guangzhou, China

Tiantang Peak is the highest summit in Guangzhou, reaching 1,210 metres on the border between Conghua District and Longmen County, about 80 km northeast of the city. It is the main peak of the Nankunshan range and lies within Shimen National Forest Park. Its upper slopes are covered by mountain meadow above 1,000 metres, while subtropical evergreen forest of oak, laurel, camellia and magnolia families grows below.

Tiantang Peak is the main summit of the Nankunshan range, standing on the border between Liangkou town in Conghua District, Guangzhou, and Yonghan town in Longmen County, Huizhou. Its rock is mainly fourth-phase Yanshanian biotite granite, and the mountain lies within Shimen National Forest Park and Nankunshan National Forest Park.

The name Tiantang Ding means "Heavenly Peak", given because the summit is often wrapped in cloud and mist, so it seems to sit in the sky. The peak lies on the border of Conghua District and Longmen County, and the surrounding slopes hold over 50 kinds of medicinal plants and more than 70 bird species.

Hiking to the summit requires proper equipment, plenty of water, and attention to weather changes, as conditions shift rapidly at higher elevations. Start early in the morning when conditions tend to be more stable and temperatures are cooler for a safer, more comfortable climb.

Tiantang Peak is the highest point in Guangzhou, but its summit also lies on the border between Conghua District and Longmen County in Huizhou. The name means "Heavenly Peak", given because the top is often wrapped in cloud and mist, as though it sat in the sky.