Cua Van Floating Village

Cua Van Floating Village - A backdrop of traditional fishing life on Ha Long Bay. Located in the core zone of the Ha Long Bay World Natural Heritage site, Cua Van Floating Village is a space deeply connected to maritime culture and the community life of the bay's fishing residents. The surrounding water, limestone karsts, traditional boats, and the remnants of the floating village's daily life create a rich, authentic setting for productions exploring coastal culture, lifestyle, and nature. The water, limestone mountains, boats, and floating house system provide an ideal environment for scenes depicting fishing activities, maritime trades, community life, and journeys of discovery across Ha Long Bay. The Cua Van Floating Cultural Center preserves and showcases documents and artifacts related to the tangible and intangible heritage of the fishing community, while also reconstructing cultural activities such as traditional folk singing, handicrafts, and ancestral livelihoods. Cua Van is suitable as a location for feature films, television series, documentaries, cultural-tourism films, commercials, music videos, and art programs. The combination of islands, limestone mountains, and fishing culture creates visually striking frames that capture local identity, serving stories about coastal life, community culture, and the relationship between humanity and nature. Information compiled from sources by PTIT. Photo credits: Vinpearl, lalago, Ha Long Wave, WYNDHAM Legend Halong, Vietgoing, mia.vn, Traveloka.