Giai Lam Pagoda

Giai Lam Pagoda – An ancient imprint by the Mung stream Giai Lam Pagoda, also known as Giai Pagoda or Giai Lam Tu, is located in Binh Tien residential group, Ha Huy Tap Ward, Ha Tinh Province. According to the Ha Huy Tap Ward People's Committee, the pagoda is situated on Con Mo, formerly part of the Thien Niem land. The pagoda was once called Ke Nam Pagoda or Nam Pagoda; in 1857, during the reign of King Tu Duc, it was relocated to its current site and named Giai Pagoda, associated with the Giai bridge landmark. The pagoda's space is connected to the Mung stream and the landscape of the Con Mo area. A well located next to the pagoda is considered a sacred water source by local residents. These elements create a landscape complex consisting of religious architecture, water features, and residential space, which serves as a valuable reference for location scouting for projects featuring local cultural characteristics. With a history tied to the formation and evolution of the locality, along with its existing Buddhist space, Giai Lam Pagoda can be considered as a filming location for works exploring religious life, community culture, and local history. When filming, production crews must work with the management unit and comply with regulations regarding religious sites. Content summary: PTIT