Ham Rong Relic Site - Ham Rong Bridge

About this location

Ham Rong Relic Site - A historical space by the Ma River The Ham Rong historical and cultural relic site is located in Thanh Hoa City, Thanh Hoa Province, spanning the area around Ham Rong Mountain and both banks of the Ma River. The site includes numerous locations of historical, cultural, and scenic value, such as Ham Rong Bridge, Dragon Mountain (Nui Rong), Long Quang Cave, Tien Son Cave, C4 Hill, and the ancient Dong Son Village. Ham Rong Bridge is a landmark associated with strategic importance and the history of protecting transport routes during the resistance war against the US. The production value of Ham Rong lies in the combination of rocky terrain, caves, the Ma River, and a system of historical structures and monuments. Ham Rong Bridge, spanning the Ma River, creates a striking architectural focal point amidst the mountain and river landscape, while C4 Hill, the caves, and the ancient Dong Son Village area add layers of landscape and historical traces. This space is ideal for capturing panoramic shots, river scenes, and camera angles that emphasize the terrain and structures. The location is suitable for historical films, documentaries, war films, and works exploring cultural, historical, and river-mountain landscape themes. The combination of the bridge, river, mountains, and monuments creates a highly recognizable backdrop, perfect for scenes recreating history and the atmosphere of the Thanh region. Content summary: PTIT. Photo source: Construction Newspaper (Bao Xay dung), Dan Tri Newspaper.

Location rules

• When filming in the Ma River area, do not enter the water, use watercraft, or conduct filming on the river without a safety plan and necessary approval.
• Do not move, touch, disturb, or place equipment on structures, steles, artifacts, or items belonging to the relic site.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• Safety risks when operating on Ham Rong Bridge
• Risk of affecting historical structures and artifacts