Pac Bo Special National Historic Site

About this location

Pac Bo Special National Historic Site - A Milestone in Vietnam's Revolutionary History Located in Truong Ha commune, Cao Bang province, Pac Bo Special National Historic Site is a historical landmark associated with the return of President Ho Chi Minh to Vietnam on January 28, 1941, after more than 30 years of revolutionary activities abroad. The relic complex includes Coc Bo Cave, Lenin Stream, Karl Marx Mountain, Khuat Nam Shack, and numerous other sites marking his revolutionary activities. Pac Bo holds profound historical value, tied to the period when Nguyen Ai Quoc directly led the Vietnamese revolutionary movement. The landscape combines limestone mountains, natural streams, forests, and historical structures, offering great potential for capturing both panoramic and close-up cinematic shots. With its unique historical significance and characteristic landscapes, Pac Bo is well-suited as a filming location for historical dramas, documentaries, revolutionary war films, and biographical projects about President Ho Chi Minh. Compiled by: PTIT Photo source: Internet

Location rules

• - Strictly prohibited contents: disclosing state secrets, opposing the State, distorting history, violating national sovereignty, undermining national unity, and insulting historical figures or national heroes. (Article 9, Cinema Law)
• - International film crews are required to use film production services provided by Vietnamese film entities.
• - Any filming utilizing locations in Vietnam must be authorized by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism via a License for Providing Film Production Services Using Locations in Vietnam.
• - Do not create imagery, dialogue, or plot details that distort the historical significance of the landmarks, events, and figures associated with Pac Bo.
• - Do not arbitrarily move, alter, dismantle, or use artifacts, architectural structures, and original elements composing the historic site as filming props.

Infrastructure

Special notes

• Slips and falls along stream pathways
• Rockfalls and landslides
• Violation of heritage conservation regulations