Lung Ngoc Hoang Nature Reserve

About this location

Lung Ngoc Hoang Nature Reserve - Mekong Delta Ecological Space Lung Ngoc Hoang Nature Reserve stands out with its wetland ecological space, forests, and characteristic canal systems. Located in Can Tho City, Lung Ngoc Hoang Nature Reserve was established to preserve the natural ecosystem and biodiversity of the Mekong Delta region. The reserve features strict protection zones and production zones, with habitats associated with wetlands, forests, and aquatic areas. The outstanding value of Lung Ngoc Hoang lies in its ecological landscape and natural habitat system, creating a space characteristic of the Mekong Delta wetland region. State management agencies have identified this area as vital for protecting ecosystems, fishery resources, and wildlife. This space holds high visual value for scenes requiring pristine nature, wetland environments, and Western river landscapes. With its natural ecological characteristics, Lung Ngoc Hoang is suitable as a backdrop for documentaries, nature and environmental films, reports, psychological dramas, or works exploring rural life and Mekong Delta landscapes. Filming activities must prioritize conservation requirements and comply with management regulations for each zone of the reserve. Information synthesized from various sources by: PTIT. Photo source: Internet.

Location rules

• Contact and obtain permission from the Lung Ngoc Hoang Nature Reserve management in advance of filming.
• Comply with forest protection regulations, biodiversity conservation rules, and reserve bylaws. Do not independently access or film in strictly protected zones without approval; do not hunt, forage, impact flora and fauna, litter, or alter the landscape.
• Do not independently set up art direction, use fire/smoke, high-noise equipment, or drones without permission.
• Filming activities using boats, moving into wetland areas, and utilizing professional equipment must be agreed upon in advance with the management unit.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• Wetland areas with numerous canals/creeks and natural vegetation; be cautious of deep water/drowning risks when approaching water surfaces, as well as slippery and difficult terrain in damp areas. During the rainy season, watch out for heavy rain, thunderstorms/tornadoes, flooding, and rising water levels; during the dry season, beware of intense heat, drought, and vegetation fire risks.