Django being a python package is usually hosted in the folder where you have installed python and the version you are using and within this will be the lib folder and within it site-packages, if you can't find it go to the python console through the cmd, type import django and then on the next line type this print(dja ngo.__file__) and it will give you the full path. I recommend that when using django to create projects you use virtual environments because they are not isolated and do not make changes to your global packages but to those that are hosted in the project folder, so when you deploy you can do it more easily.
Django being a python package is usually hosted in the folder where you have installed python and the version you are using and within this will be the lib folder and within it site-packages, if you can't find it go to the python console through the cmd, type import django and then on the next line type this print(dja ngo.__file__) and it will give you the full path. I recommend that when using django to create projects you use virtual environments because they are not isolated and do not make changes to your global packages but to those that are hosted in the project folder, so when you deploy you can do it more easily.