Long An International Port

About this location

Long An International Port – A Modern Seaport Space Long An International Port features a large-scale system of wharves, cranes, containers, and logistics facilities, making it an ideal setting for modern industrial scenes. Long An International Port is one of the major seaport-logistics complexes in the Southern region, located in Tan Tap Commune, Tay Ninh Province. Situated on the Soai Rap River, approximately 10 nautical miles from the sea, it serves as a vital cargo link between Ho Chi Minh City, the Southeast region, and the Mekong Delta. According to official port data, the entire facility covers a planned area of 147 hectares, including 7 wharves with a total length of approximately 1,670 meters, capable of accommodating vessels up to 70,000 DWT or larger, depending on channel conditions. From a Film Commission perspective, this location is distinct from the historical sites, pagodas, and natural landscapes typically found in Tay Ninh. The system of wharves, containers, STS/RTG cranes, warehouses, cargo ships, and the riverfront creates a large-scale industrial-maritime backdrop, suitable for projects requiring visuals of logistics, international trade, or modern urban-industrial settings. The port currently operates 7 berths, container yards, warehouses, and specialized handling equipment. Information compiled by: PTIT Photo source: CAFEF

Location rules

• Do not litter; maintain general cleanliness.
• Do not approach wharves, container yards, operational areas, or restricted zones without authorization.
• Do not obstruct the movement of container trucks, cranes, ships, or specialized vehicles.
• Do not stand or place equipment within the operating radius of STS/RTG cranes.
• Action scenes, chase sequences, pyrotechnics, or the use of dangerous props require a separate safety plan.

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