Centuries-Old Pine Row & Bien Ho Tea Plantation

About this location

Centuries-Old Pine Row and Bien Ho Tea Plantation - Romantic Atmosphere and Visual Depth The Centuries-Old Pine Row and Bien Ho Tea Plantation are located in Nghia Hung Commune, Chu Pah District, Gia Lai Province, bordering Pleiku City. The standout location features a road running between two rows of hundred-year-old pine trees, opening up to expansive, lush green tea hills. This landmark bears the historical imprint of a tea plantation established in the early 20th century. The towering pine canopy creates striking diagonal lighting effects. The eye-catching straight road structure combined with rolling green patches provides perfect visual depth for flycam/drone shots. This emotionally rich setting is ideal for romance films, youth dramas, music videos, and cultural documentaries. Convenient transportation infrastructure allows film crews to easily transport machinery and specialized equipment. Compilation of information sources conducted by: PTIT. Photo source: Internet.

Location rules

• - Strictly prohibited content: Revealing state secrets, propaganda against the State, distorting history, violating sovereignty, undermining national solidarity, insulting historical figures and national heroes. (Article 9, Cinema Law)
• - International film crews are required to use film production services provided by Vietnamese cinematic establishments.
• - Legal & Permitting: Obtain location approval from the People's Committee, Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism, and Gia Lai Tea Company. Drone/Flycam usage requires a permit from the Department of Operations (Ministry of Defense) and notification to local police/military.
• - Landscape Protection: Damaging the pine trees and tea plantations is strictly prohibited; 100% restoration to the original state is required after filming.
• - Safety & Forest Fire Prevention: Open fires, smoking, and the use of smoke/pyrotechnic effects are strictly prohibited without permits and fire safety supervision (especially during the dry season from November to April).

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Special notes

• Landslide