Phu Yen Museum
151 Tran Phu Street, Tuy Hoa Ward, Dak Lak Province
Production ready
PAI 3.3
Crew size: Small (1-15)
Processing time: 6 days
Category: Communal houses, temples, pagodas & churches
Phu Yen Museum - A space preserving local memories Phu Yen Museum is located at 151 Tran Phu Street, Tuy Hoa Ward, Dak Lak Province. Built in 1989, the facility is a cultural institution dedicated to preserving and showcasing the historical and cultural values of the former Phu Yen region. The museum space includes indoor exhibition areas and an outdoor campus, offering multiple layers of settings ranging from public architecture to cultural display spaces. The exhibition content focuses on three major themes: Ancient Phu Yen, revolution and resistance, and contemporary life. The outdoor area features folk architectural models and tangible cultural artifacts, and serves as a venue for performing intangible cultural heritage. This space holds cinematic value due to its ability to combine characters, artifacts, architecture, and performance activities in a single location, making it suitable for documentary-style shots and historical reenactments. The setting is suitable for documentaries, historical and cultural films, educational films, television series, and works exploring community memory, heritage, and local history. Content compiled by: PTIT Image source: PTIT
Location fees
General information
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Notes
There are currently no general fee regulations stipulated by law. Film crews must contact the location management unit directly for specific guidance.
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Applicable policy
Fee discount/waiver policy
Preferential policies apply to domestic and international film crews
Applicable conditions
Film crews must submit an official request letter detailing crew scale and shooting duration, and may be required to submit a script or summary for the management unit's review and approval: - For foreign film crews: Dossiers must be submitted to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to apply for a License for Providing Filming Services Using Backgrounds in Vietnam. Processing time is 20 days from the date of receiving a valid dossier. - For domestic film crews: No permit is required from state management agencies for cinema, but direct permission must be obtained from the agency/unit managing the location.
Location rules
Do not move, touch, disassemble, or change the position of artifacts, documents, or display models without authorization.
Do not use museum artifacts as props without the consent of the management unit.
Do not drive nails, drill, glue, or fix equipment to walls, floors, display cases, or any structural components of the building.
No littering; all props, equipment, materials, and waste from the crew must be cleared after each shooting day.
Infrastructure
Accessibility
16-45 seat vehicle
Car / 16-seat vehicle
Container truck
Motorbike
Production support
Drone filming allowed
Night filming allowed
Transport service
Authority coordination support
Low noise
Facilities
Three-phase power
Near hospital
4G/5G internet
Waiting area
Set building area
Water source
Backup power
Restrooms
Special Hazards
Visitor density and cultural activities
Risk of impact on artifacts and display systems
Location map
Contact information
Temperature
32.9°C
Feels like 33.1°C
Weather
Mây rải rác
Humidity 72%
Wind direction
Southwest
7.3 m/s
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