Quan Am Pagoda

About this location

Quan Am Pagoda – Buddhist Architecture in the Urban Center Quan Am Pagoda is located at 96 Bach Dang Street, Long An Ward, Tay Ninh Province, within the former central urban area of Tan An. The structure is a Buddhist worship space with a prominent architectural appearance, easily recognizable through its multi-tiered roof system and traditional decorative details. Observing the site's visuals, the pagoda's facade impresses with its layered roof system, upturned eaves, patterned pillars, and a yellow and reddish-brown color palette. A statue of Quan Am is positioned in the front area of the structure, creating a visual focal point for the main frontage. The interior features a worship area and corridors with wooden tables and doors, offering multiple layers of visual composition. These characteristics can support the exploration of symmetrical architectural frames, close-ups of decorative details, and camera movements along the corridors. This location is suitable for cultural documentaries, reports on religious life, feature films featuring Buddhist lifestyle settings, and scenes requiring a contemporary Vietnamese pagoda space. Filming requires approval from the management unit and must not disrupt religious activities.

Location rules

• Strictly prohibited contents: disclosing state secrets, opposing the State, distorting history, violating sovereignty, undermining national solidarity, insulting national celebrities and heroes. (Article 9, Cinema Law)
• International film crews are required to use film production services provided by a Vietnamese film establishment.
• As the location is a religious establishment, film crews must obtain consent from the management unit prior to filming.
• The filming scope, shooting schedule, and the use of lighting, sound, and grip equipment must be agreed upon in advance.
• Do not arbitrarily move statues, ritual objects, sacred instruments, or set up equipment in the worship area.

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