Bao Lam Pagoda

About this location

Bao Lam Pagoda - A Buddhist sanctuary at the foot of Chop Chai Mountain Bao Lam Pagoda is situated on the eastern slope of Chop Chai Mountain, in Lien Tri 1 Quarter, Binh Kien Ward, Dak Lak Province. The pagoda features a spacious, verdant environment, with its terrain leaning against the mountainside and opening up to a panoramic view of the countryside. The combination of Buddhist architecture, natural topography, and greenery creates a visually profound setting, ideal for wide shots and scenes requiring a sense of tranquility. The pagoda's history is intertwined with the Buddhism of Phu Yen dating back to the reign of King Minh Mang. The current grounds are highlighted by a main hall featuring traditional multi-story architecture, a bell tower, various Buddhist structures, and an 18-meter-high statue of Shakyamuni Buddha meditating on a lotus pedestal. The location at the foot of the mountain, along with green spaces, a small stream, and architectural elements, creates multiple layers of space, ranging from natural landscapes to ceremonial areas. This location is suitable for historical and cultural films, psychological and family dramas, documentaries, films with Buddhist themes, and works exploring community life. Scenes involving characters seeking quiet spaces, retrospection, religious practices, or dialogue within a natural setting can effectively utilize the depth and unique nuances of this site. Content summary: PTIT Photo source: PTIT

Location rules

• Do not disrupt religious activities, ceremonies, or the daily life of the monastic community.
• Do not move Buddha statues, altars, ritual implements, religious artifacts, or temple property without permission.
• Do not drill, nail, glue, paint, or otherwise alter the architecture and landscape.
• Collect all trash, materials, and props; restore the site to its original condition after filming concludes.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• Mountainous terrain and streams on the premises