Thanh Chuong Tea Islands

Thanh Chuong Tea Islands is a tea plantation complex covering over 420 hectares, consisting of numerous small islands surrounding the Cau Cau Reservoir. Each tea island spans approximately 1 hectare, with tea bushes cultivated in winding rows across gentle hills, creating a distinctive landscape amidst the water. The visual value of this location lies in the combination of tea hills, the lake surface, and the midland topography. From an aerial perspective, the islands form patches of green interspersed with water; at eye level, boats moving between the islands add depth and motion to the frame. The open space and the continuous green of the tea plants and water allow for various shooting angles, from wide shots and flycam footage to close-ups within the tea rows. This location has previously served as a backdrop for international film crews. With its natural landscape and agricultural setting, Thanh Chuong Tea Islands is suitable for films with rural settings, romantic dramas, documentaries, and works exploring the life and nature of the Nghe An midlands. Information compiled by: PTIT. Photo sources: Nghe An Newspaper, Tripadvisor, Vietnam National Authority of Tourism, VnExpress, Gody.