Dong Khoi Ben Tre Relic Site

About this location

Dong Khoi Ben Tre Relic Site - A landmark of the 1960 Dong Khoi Movement. Located in Dinh Thuy Commune, Ben Tre Province, the Dong Khoi Ben Tre Relic Site is associated with the 1960 Dong Khoi (Concerted Uprising) event, a significant milestone in the revolutionary history of Southern Vietnam. The site preserves artifacts, historical traces, and memorial spaces dedicated to the Dong Khoi movement, reflecting the lives and fighting spirit of the local people during the war. The site combines memorial structures, lush greenery, and the characteristic rural landscape of the Mekong Delta. From a visual perspective, the system of structures, artifacts, garden spaces, and village landscapes offers opportunities for various shot types, ranging from wide-angle shots of the relic site and medium shots of the architecture to close-ups of artifacts and symbolic details. The green spaces, village paths, and surrounding orchard landscapes can also expand the filming scope, creating a connection between the historical context and Southern Vietnamese life. Given its historical value directly linked to the Dong Khoi movement, the site is suitable as a backdrop for historical films, war dramas, and documentaries. The space can also be utilized for works exploring war memories, revolutionary history, rural Southern life, and the resilience of the local people.

Location rules

• Registration and permission from the management unit are required before filming.
• Comply with relic protection regulations; do not touch or move artifacts and structural components.
• Do not set up sets or alter the landscape without authorization.
• Night filming, drone usage, special effects, and high-power equipment require separate approval from the management unit.
• Limit noise and do not obstruct visitor activities.

Infrastructure