Ho Hung Dat Temple

About this location

Ho Hung Dat Temple - Historical and Cultural Space of the Ho Clan Ho Hung Dat Temple is a memorial space associated with Ho Hung Dat, regarded as the founding ancestor of the Ho clan in Vietnam. The relic site features traditional architecture with worship structures, a temple courtyard, and green landscapes, creating a solemn and ancient atmosphere. Featuring the temple gate, tiled roofs, courtyard, worship structures, and traditional architectural details, the location offers a variety of framing options from wide shots to close-ups. The space is suitable for scenes depicting sightseeing, exploring history and family culture, or showcasing spiritual elements and traditional architecture. This location is ideal for feature films, documentaries, travel films, and media productions exploring themes of history, culture, notable figures, and local beliefs, subject to the specific filming area, schedule, and regulations of the management authority. Compiled by: PTIT. Photo source: PTIT.

Location rules

• It is required to preserve the original state of the relic site; do not arbitrarily move or touch ritual objects, artifacts, and architectural components. Film crews must contact and obtain permission from the management authority prior to filming.

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