Da Ba Chong

About this location

Da Ba Chong - Natural Heritage in Dong Nai Da Ba Chong is a national scenic spot located along National Route 20 in Dinh Quan Commune, Dong Nai Province. Covering an area of over 8 hectares at an average elevation of over 100 meters above sea level, the complex is composed mainly of granodiorite rock. Standing out prominently in the space are three gigantic boulders stacked on top of each other, nearly 40 meters high, creating the characteristic landscape morphology of the Dinh Quan region. Formed over millions of years of geological tectonic activity, the area features a system of large rocks with various shapes and sizes, interspersed with natural vegetation. The contrast between the rock surfaces, the green of the forest canopy, and the undulating terrain creates multiple layers of visual depth. This provides suitable visual material for capturing panoramic wide shots, high-angle shots, and compositions that emphasize the scale of the natural landscape. With its unique terrain and geological morphology, Da Ba Chong is well-suited as a filming location for nature documentaries, geographical exploration films, landscape showcase videos, and cinematic works themed around nature and adventurous journeys. Compiled by: PTIT Photo source: Internet

Location rules

• Strictly prohibited content: revealing state secrets, opposing the State, distorting history, infringing upon sovereignty, undermining national solidarity, and insulting prominent figures or national heroes. (Article 9, Cinema Law)
• International film crews are required to use film production services provided by a Vietnamese film establishment.
• Landscape conservation: Do not impact, move, drill, paint, or alter the structure of the rock formations. Do not arbitrarily clear vegetation, excavate soil, or install permanent structures for shooting purposes.
• Crew safety: Do not organize climbing activities, stand on precarious rock formations, or perform shots that pose risks to personnel and the landscape. Recording equipment, tripods, and support vehicles must be positioned securely.
• Aerial filming: If using unmanned aerial vehicles (drones), the crew must complete licensing procedures and comply with current regulations on aircraft management.
• Traffic safety: Do not arbitrarily occupy roadways, sidewalks, or obstruct traffic on National Route 20 when setting up cameras and equipment.

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