Mengding Mountain Scenic Area is located in Mingshan County on the southwest edge of the Sichuan Basin. It is 100 kilometers away from Chengdu and 15 kilometers away from Ya'an. Mengding Mountain 318 National Highway runs through the scenic area, and there are two Chengdu-Ya'an expressways. The approach road leads to Mengshan Mountain and Baizhang Lake. It is located at N30°04′32.48″ north latitude and E103°02′33.76″ east longitude.
The Imperial Tea Garden is located among the five hills of the main peak of Mengding. Because the surrounding peaks resemble lotuses, the Imperial Tea Garden is located in the heart of the lotus, forming a geomantic treasure. Wu Lizhen, the master of nectar in the Han Dynasty, planted seven Lingming tea plants. Here it is. Tribute tea has been picked here since the Tang Dynasty, and it was officially named the Imperial Tea Garden in the 13th year of Chunxi reign of Emperor Xiaozong of the Song Dynasty (1186). The garden is surrounded by stone railings, with double stone doors on the front, the Yangtze River on both sides, couplets carved on tea stones on the top of Mengshan Mountain, and a banner written on the Huang Tea Garden.