Ke Go Lake

About this location

Ke Go Lake - Water reservoir landscape and irrigation heritage of Ha Tinh Located in Cam Due commune, Ha Tinh province, Ke Go Lake is an artificial reservoir belonging to the Ke Go irrigation system. Construction took place between 1976 and 1980, completed on March 26, 1980, associated with the mobilization of human resources and engineering for Ha Tinh's large-scale irrigation project. The lake's expanse forms a wide water landscape combined with islands, hills, and the forest ecosystem of the Ke Go area. An architectural and historical highlight is the Temple of General Secretary Le Duan, situated on an island in the middle of the lake; the structure was built to commemorate his contributions to the Ke Go mega-irrigation project. Regarding film production potential, the combination of water surface, islands, forests, hills, and irrigation structures provides multi-layered space for panoramic and medium shots. The location is suitable for documentaries, socio-historical films, and works exploring the memories of irrigation construction, rural landscapes, and the relationship between humans and nature. Information compiled by: PTIT. Photo source: Internet.

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