Tat Nang Waterfall, Son La Province

Tat Nang Waterfall

Phu Mau I Village, Van Ho Commune, Son La Province

Production ready

PAI 3.0

Crew size: Medium (16-50)

Processing time: 5 days

Category: Natural landscapes

Tat Nang Waterfall - A stream flowing through the Chieng Yen valley. Tat Nang Waterfall is located in Van Ho Commune, Son La Province, within the former Chieng Yen area. Originating from mountain streams in the western range, the water flows over rocky terrain and cascades into the valley from a height of over 100 meters, forming a multi-tiered waterfall amidst a natural forest landscape. The scenery around the waterfall combines water, cliffs, forest trees, and steep terrain, providing multiple layers for framing. The waterfall can be captured from wide angles to showcase the contrast between the falls and the valley, or through close-up shots focusing on the water, rocks, and vegetation. Near the waterfall is Hang Tong, a natural cave formed within the limestone mountain, offering a distinct geological feature that can be incorporated into the same filming route. The surrounding area is enveloped by natural forest, preserving the characteristic features of the mountainous landscape. Tat Nang Waterfall is suitable for scouting for feature films, short films, documentaries, music videos, and commercials, especially for scenes involving nature, mountainous regions, and sequences requiring elements of water, rock, and forest. Information compiled by: PTIT. Image source: Traveloka, MIA.vn.

Location fees

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Notes

Costs related to security support, sanitation, or renting specific stalls will be negotiated directly with the Son La Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism and individual business owners.

Filming location fee schedule

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Applicable policy

Fee discount/waiver policy

Preferential policies are available for domestic and international film crews.

Applicable conditions

Must notify/obtain permission from the Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism of Son La province if organizing large-scale filming. Film crews are requested to contact directly for negotiation.

Location rules

Ensure that the construction of sets, placement of props, technical equipment, lighting, and production vehicles do not affect structures, monuments, artifacts, natural landscapes, and protected cultural values.

Do not obstruct sightseeing, tourism activities, or traffic, especially at busy routes and tourist spots.

Do not litter, discharge wastewater, or cause environmental pollution; minimize the use of plastic waste and single-use materials.

Filming activities using drones or unmanned aerial vehicles must comply with separate current legal regulations regarding flight management and permits.