There are twenty towns in Boluo, Huizhou, including Luoyang Town, Longxi Town, Jiuhua Town, Jiutan Town, Yuanzhou Town, Shiwan Town, Futian Town, Changning Town, Henghe Town, Huzhen Town, Xiangshui Town,

Ping'an Town, Botang Town, Yangcun Town, Yangqiao Town, Gongzhuang Town, Shiba Town, Mabei Town, Guanyinge Town, Taimei Town.

The introduction of Huizhou Boluo is: Boluo County, affiliated to Huizhou City, Guangdong Province, is located in the central-eastern part of Guangdong Province, northeast of the Pearl River Delta, and on the north bank of the middle and lower reaches of the Dongjiang River.

It is connected to Huizhou City in the east, Dongguan across the river in the south, Zengcheng in the west, and Longmen and Heyuan in the north. It is the throat of the Beijing-Kowloon Railway economic growth belt.

Boluo is the largest county in the Pearl River Delta that can be developed contiguously, and is the only county in the top 100 in Guangdong Province (ranked 83rd nationally in 2015).

Boluo has a registered population of 800,000 and a migrant population of 400,000.

There are 150,000 overseas Chinese and compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan.

Most of the townships and towns in Boluo County speak Hakka (including local dialect)[2]; the towns of Shiwan and Yuanzhou in the west mainly speak Cantonese; thousands of people speak She language.

Boluo has fertile land, spring-like weather all year round, and an average annual temperature of 21°C. It has a subtropical monsoon climate and has excellent conditions for developing "three highs" agriculture. It is an important agricultural production base in Guangdong.

Luofu Mountain within the territory combines Taoism and Buddhism into one mountain, integrating natural and cultural landscapes. It is one of the ten famous Taoist mountains in China and is known as the "No. 1 Mountain in Lingnan" and the "Holy Land of Taoism in China".