Ky Anh Tunnels

Ky Anh Tunnels Filming Location: A Unique Historical Heritage Located in Da Nang City, the Ky Anh Tunnels are one of the three largest tunnel systems in Vietnam. Hand-dug between 1965 and 1967 and spanning approximately 32 km, this National Historical Site features a unique structure carved through solid clay and laterite layers beneath coastal sand dunes. For filmmakers and location managers, this site offers authentic and gritty cinematic value. The underground system consists of narrow, winding passages (0.5–0.8m wide, 0.8–1m high) connecting functional spaces such as command bunkers, armories, and infirmaries. Above ground, this network is hidden beneath rustic village life, with entrances and exits cleverly camouflaged around bamboo thickets, haystacks, and the 300-year-old Thach Tan Communal House. The contrast between the peaceful scenery of the Central Vietnamese countryside and the claustrophobic, dramatic underground space provides perfect material for historical, war, or psychological thriller genres. Supported by the PAI Index, the site is ready to assist production crews in optimizing logistics and filming permits. Content summary: PTIT Photo source: VnExpress, Internet