Chi Lang Nam Stork Island

About this location

Chi Lang Nam Stork Island - A Wetland Ecological Space Chi Lang Nam Stork Island is located in An Duong village, Nam Thanh Miện commune, Hai Phong city (formerly Chi Lang Nam commune, Thanh Mien district, Hai Duong province). Situated in the middle of An Duong lake, the location is a national-level scenic spot recognized in 2014, featuring a system of small islands, open water surfaces, and natural vegetation. This is the habitat of many species of storks, herons, and waterbirds, creating an ecological landscape characteristic of the Northern Delta. The prominent value of the Stork Island lies in its wetland ecosystem and the gathering of birds on green tree-island formations in the heart of the lake. The imagery of flocks of storks and herons flying across the water surface, perching on bamboo groves, and returning to their nests in the early morning or late afternoon provides rich motion visual materials. The wide lake space, tree islands, and rural landscapes can be captured using panoramic shots, high-angle shots, and frames observing natural life. With its landscape characteristics and biodiversity value, Chi Lang Nam Stork Island is suitable for nature documentaries, environmental films, biodiversity and wetland ecosystem conservation films. The location can also be utilized for coverages on rural life in the Northern Delta, environmental education programs, and local cultural-ecological promotional films. Summary of information sources compiled by: PTIT Photo source: Internet

Location rules

• - Strictly prohibited contents: disclosing state secrets, anti-state propaganda, distorting history, infringing upon sovereignty, undermining national solidarity, insulting national heroes and prominent figures. (Article 9, Cinema Law)
• - For foreign film crews, it is mandatory to use film production services provided by Vietnamese cinematic establishments.
• - Do not arbitrarily approach, go onto the islands, or enter bird nesting and breeding areas without permission.
• - Do not make loud noises, play music, use high-power speakers, or create sudden sounds that disturb the flock of birds.
• - Limit the use of high-intensity lighting equipment and high-power lights directed at bird habitats, especially at dusk and night.
• - When filming by boat, use vehicles arranged or approved by the management unit; comply with instructions on travel routes and waterway safety.
• - Do not litter, dump chemicals, fuel, or pollutants into the lake.

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Special notes

• humid soil and floating islands