Buu Long Tourist Area

About this location

Buu Long Tourist Area - Mountain and Lake Scenery in Dong Nai Buu Long Tourist Area is located in Tan Buu quarter, Huynh Van Nghe street, Tran Bien ward, Dong Nai province. This is an eco-tourism complex spanning approximately 84 hectares, situated on the left bank of the Dong Nai River. The landscape features a prominent system of water bodies, rocky mountains, and natural scenic areas, including Long An Lake, Long Van Lake, and Binh Dien Mountain. With a combination of water surfaces, rocky terrain, and vegetation, Buu Long offers multi-layered visual spaces, suitable for capturing wide shots, medium shots, and reflections on the lake surface. The diverse topography allows film crews to explore various camera setups and outdoor scene arrangements. This location is also capable of recreating a suburban ecological setting. It is an ideal location to consider for feature films with natural settings, landscape and environmental documentaries, slice-of-life television series, and cultural-tourism promotional videos. Compilation of information by: PTIT Photo source: Internet

Location rules

• Strictly prohibited contents: revealing state secrets, opposing the State, distorting history, violating national sovereignty, undermining national unity, insulting national heroes and prominent figures. (Article 9, Cinema Law)
• Foreign film crews are strictly required to use film production services provided by Vietnamese cinematic establishments.
• Filming scenes using specialized equipment, lighting systems, high-power sound systems, camera cranes, or unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) must be registered and approved in accordance with current regulations.
• Filming scenes involving traffic vehicles, watercraft, or large crowds must include safety assurance plans that do not disrupt visitors.
• Film crews are responsible for managing waste, noise, power sources, and construction equipment; do not use materials that cause environmental pollution or impact the landscape.
• Do not move or alter the rocky terrain, trees, vegetation, water surfaces, and natural landscape features for set construction.

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