Thien Tuong Pagoda – An ancient temple nestled in the Hong Linh Mountains, Ha Tinh. Thien Tuong Pagoda is located on the slopes of Thien Tuong Mountain within the Hong Linh range, Bac Hong Linh Ward, Ha Tinh Province. Established in the 14th century during the Tran Dynasty, the pagoda was recognized as a National Scenic Monument in 2004. Official local records identify it as a site of significant historical, cultural, and landscape value. Regarding visual appeal, the location offers a blend of ancient temple architecture on a mountainside, the rugged terrain of Hong Linh, and natural scenery. The pagoda is laid out in the 'Cong' (工) character shape, comprising the Upper Sanctuary, Lower Sanctuary, monks' quarters, and the Bodhidharma Shrine. The pagoda area, together with Thien Tuong Lake and Tien Stream, forms a highly recognizable landscape complex of Hong Linh. Given its religious architecture, mountainous terrain, and heritage value, the site is well-suited for historical, cultural-spiritual, and documentary films, particularly for scenes requiring forest landscapes and Buddhist architecture. Filming must be surveyed and conducted in accordance with monument management regulations. Content summary: PTIT Image sources: Lu Hanh Viet Nam, Ha Tinh Newspaper, Vinpearl.