Bac Lieu Ancient Longan Orchard (Giong Nhan)

About this location

Bac Lieu Ancient Longan Orchard (Giong Nhan) - Southern Coastal Orchard Landscape Located in the Giong Nhan area, Hiep Thanh Ward, Ca Mau Province (formerly part of Bac Lieu Province), the Bac Lieu Ancient Longan Orchard is a long-standing fruit-growing region associated with the history of local agricultural exploration and development. The prominent space features ancient longan trees with wide canopies, weathered trunks, and a characteristic coastal sand dune landscape. Giong Nhan not only holds scenic value but also reflects the formation of agricultural life among the local community. Rows of aged trees and orchards interspersed with rustic residential living spaces provide authentic, locally rich visual material. In particular, the tree trunk structures, foliage, and sunlight filtering through the canopy can be effectively utilized in wide, medium, and close-up camera angles. With its orchard characteristics and long-standing agricultural imprint, this location is well-suited as a backdrop for cultural documentaries, agricultural documentaries, social-psychological feature films, and works exploring rural Southern Vietnamese life. Information compiled by: PTIT Photo source: Internet

Location rules

• Strictly prohibited content: disclosing state secrets, propagating against the State, distorting history, infringing upon sovereignty, undermining national solidarity, and insulting prominent figures or national heroes. (Article 9, Cinema Law)
• Foreign film crews are required to use film production services provided by a Vietnamese film establishment.
• Do not arbitrarily cut branches, pick fruit, drive nails, hang equipment, or cause any damage to the ancient longan trees.
• Do not disrupt the care, harvesting activities, and daily lives of local residents.
• Ensure fire safety, environmental sanitation, and no littering within the orchard area.
• Pre-arrange filming schedules, crew size, vehicles, and equipment to be used.

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