Puning, Guangdong Province belongs to Jieyang City.

Puning is a county-level city under the jurisdiction of Guangdong Province and is managed by Jieyang City.

Puning City is located in the southeast of Guangdong Province and on the western edge of the Chaoshan Plain. It borders Chaonan District of Shantou City to the east, Huilai County to the south, Lufeng City and Luhe County to the southwest, Jiexi County to the northwest, and Rongcheng District to the northeast.

Puning belongs to the Chaoshan region.

It is a famous hometown of overseas Chinese.

Among the county-level cities in Guangdong Province, Puning has a relatively developed economy and a large population.

As of October 2022, Puning City has jurisdiction over 7 streets, 18 towns, 1 township, and 8 township-level units including 5 farms and 2 industrial parks.

The municipal government is located in Liusha North Street.

The Tieshan hills between Rongjiang Plain and Lianjiang Plain are covered with verdant peaks. In ancient times, many orchids grew on the cliffs, so the "Tieshan Orchid" is the city sculpture of Puning City.

Introduction to the topography of Puning City: The mountains in Puning City are branches of the Yinna Mountains extending to the southeast.

The south is the Dananshan Mountains, the southwest is the Emeizhang Mountains and the Nanyangshan Hills, the northeast is the low hills between Lianjiang and Rongjiang Rivers, and there are broad alluvial and flood plains along the Lianjiang River in the middle and the Rongjiang River in the north.

, there are terraces distributed between plains and hills.

The terrain slopes gently from southwest to northeast.

Emeizhang in the southwest is 980 meters above sea level (base level of the Yellow Sea, the same below) and is the highest peak in the city; Wangzending in the south is 972 meters above sea level and is the second highest peak.

Xiaweiwang Village in Nanxi Town in the northeast is 1.30 meters above sea level, the lowest point in the city.

The mountainous area in the southwest is dominated by ascending structural terrain and erosion, while the eastern part is dominated by descending structural terrain dominated by accumulation.

The mountains are branches of the Yinna Mountains extending to the southeast.

The south is the Dananshan Mountains, the southwest is the Emeishan Mountains and the Nanyangshan Hills, the northeast is the low hills of Tieshan and Hongshan, and the central part is the plains, with terraces distributed between the plains and hills.