Buon Ma Thuot Prison - A site of historical significance and revolutionary struggle. Buon Ma Thuot Prison is a Special National Historical Site, located at 27 Pham Hong Thai Street, Buon Ma Thuot City, Dak Lak Province. The facility was established by the French colonial administration between 1930 and 1931 to imprison and exile patriots and communist party members who received heavy sentences, primarily from the provinces of Central Vietnam. The site holds exceptional value in revolutionary history. It once held numerous revolutionary fighters; in late 1940, the first Party Cell of Dak Lak province was established here, becoming a vital nucleus for the local revolutionary movement. The site features a system of surrounding walls, watchtowers, prison blocks, and solitary confinement cells, creating a highly characteristic spatial structure. For film production, the setting is suitable for historical dramas, war films, political dramas, historical documentaries, and works recreating the lives of political prisoners during the colonial era. Content summary: PTIT Image sources: Dan Tri Newspaper, VnExpress, Tien Phong Newspaper