Ke Go Lake - A water landscape and irrigation heritage site in Ha Tinh. Located in Cam Due Commune, Ha Tinh Province, Ke Go Lake is an artificial reservoir belonging to the Ke Go irrigation system. The project was constructed between 1976 and 1980 and completed on March 26, 1980, marking a significant effort in mobilizing human resources and technical expertise for large-scale irrigation development in Ha Tinh. The lake creates a vast water landscape integrated with islands, hills, and the forest ecosystem of the Ke Go area. A notable architectural and historical landmark is the Le Duan Temple, situated on an island in the middle of the lake; the structure was built to commemorate the contributions of General Secretary Le Duan to the Ke Go major irrigation project. Regarding filming potential, the combination of water surfaces, islands, forests, hills, and irrigation structures provides multiple layers of space for wide and medium shots. The location is suitable for documentaries, historical-social dramas, and works exploring the memories of irrigation construction, rural landscapes, and the relationship between humanity and nature. Content summary: PTIT Photo source: Vinpearl, Vietnam Huong Sac Magazine, iVIVU.com, Ha Tinh Portal.