Dai Hung Pagoda

Dai Hung Pagoda – An ancient temple on the Hong Linh mountain range. Dai Hung Pagoda is located on the slopes of the Hong Linh mountain range, in Nam Hong Ward, Ha Tinh Province. It is one of the ancient temples of the Hong Linh region and is part of the Dai Hung Historical and Cultural Relic Site, which was designated as a provincial-level historical site by the Ha Tinh Provincial People's Committee in 2008. The site features a blend of folk beliefs and Buddhism, and is associated with the worship of the Ancestor King Kinh Duong Vuong and the Hung Kings. According to the Ha Tinh Museum, Dai Hung Pagoda includes structures such as the three-entrance gate (Tam Quan), the Guanyin statue, the Ancestor House, the Holy Mother House, the lower hall, and the Tam Bao (Three Jewels) hall. Its position on the mountainside creates a backdrop that combines religious architecture with the terrain of the Hong Linh mountains. Given these characteristics, Dai Hung Pagoda is a suitable location for filming scenes related to Buddhism, folk beliefs, and local culture and history, especially for sequences requiring a temple setting integrated with mountainous terrain. Filming at the site must be coordinated with the management authority to determine the scope and conditions for production. Content summary: PTIT