Hung Khanh Pagoda

Hung Khanh Pagoda, Hai Phong: A Unique Ancient Filming Location Hung Khanh Pagoda (officially known as Hung Khanh Tu, part of the Trung Hanh Temple-Pagoda National Relic Complex in Hai An District, Hai Phong) is an ancient temple bearing the distinct architectural marks of the Mac Dynasty. The relic complex is planned according to a traditional layout, featuring a three-entrance gate (tam quan) with a bell tower, the main Buddha hall, the Ancestral house, a stele garden, and a system of ancient stupas nestled under the shade of two century-old kapok trees. From a cinematic perspective, the tranquil atmosphere, the system of red-lacquered ironwood columns, and the exquisitely crafted ancient wooden and stone Buddha statues create a nostalgic ambiance rich in cultural depth. The spacious courtyard, the connecting corridors, and the open campus between the pagoda and the temple offer flexible camera angles, helping to vividly recreate the spiritual life and village activities of Vietnam throughout various feudal periods. With its authentic historical and cultural foundation, Hung Khanh Pagoda is an optimal choice for period dramas, historical films, heritage documentaries, and works based on folklore. The location meets technical requirements for equipment placement, set construction, and the movement of film crews. Compiled by PTIT - Image source: PTIT