Bau Trang - Bau Sen

About this location

Bau Trang - Bau Sen - Water landscape amidst white sand dunes Bau Trang - Bau Sen, located in Hoa Thang commune, Lam Dong province, is a scenic complex featuring white sand strips, freshwater lakes, and lakeside vegetation. Bau Trang was classified as a National Scenic Monument in late 2019. Bau Trang's landscape values have been documented in Nguyen Dynasty gazetteers. For filmmaking, the area's distinctive feature is the contrast between the curves of the sand dunes and the water surface, providing depth for panoramic framing. Sunrise and sunset lighting accentuate the undulating terrain, while seasonal lotus blooms add color to the water surface. The open space allows for large-scale natural imagery while evoking a sense of isolation and tranquility. Suitable backgrounds include nature documentaries, adventure films, romance dramas, and commercials utilizing outdoor landscapes. Prior to filming, production crews must conduct field surveys, determine the protection boundaries of the scenic spot, and coordinate with the management unit. Information compilation: PTIT Photo source: Internet

Location rules

• - Strictly prohibited contents: disclosing state secrets, anti-state propaganda, distorting history, violating sovereignty, undermining national solidarity, insulting national heroes and prominent figures. (Article 9, Cinema Law)
• - Foreign film crews are required to use film production services provided by Vietnamese film establishments.
• - Do not arbitrarily level sand dunes, excavate, construct buildings, or carry out activities that affect the landscape within the scenic protection area.
• - The use of flycams must comply with regulations on unmanned aerial vehicle management, including flight permit requirements where applicable.
• - Confirm with the Management Board regarding the permitted areas for operating cars, all-terrain motorcycles, and safety requirements before organizing shoots.
• - Collect all waste; do not pollute the lake water or damage the vegetation cover.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• Flash floods and surges
• Submerged rocks with slippery moss
• Undercurrents
• Insect bites and stings