Kim Quy Cape - Vĩnh Tuy Swallow Cave

About this location

Kim Quy Cape - Vĩnh Tuy Swallow Cave: The pristine beauty of the southern sea and sky in Quảng Ngãi Kim Quy Cape - Swallow Cave is located in the Xóm Chụt area, Vĩnh Tuy village, formerly Phổ Châu commune, Đức Phổ town, Quảng Ngãi province. This is a prominent coastal landscape cluster featuring a rocky headland jutting into the sea, natural cliffs, and a swallow cave situated right along the shoreline. The space exudes a pristine, isolated beauty, making it an ideal destination for landscape exploration and nature-experience activities. Kim Quy Cape impresses with its coastal topography and rock layers forming unique natural contours, while Swallow Cave offers a cave space intertwined with the sea, creating a contrast between the dark interior and the light reflected from the exterior water surface. The combination of cliffs, cave entrance, shoreline, and water surface opens up numerous framing possibilities: from wide ocean panoramas, low-angle shots emphasizing rock formations, to deep interior cave shots with dramatic light contrasts. Featuring a well-preserved natural coastal topography, Kim Quy Cape - Swallow Cave is well-suited for exploration, adventure, road trip, and nature documentary films, as well as ecological films and psychological dramas requiring isolated settings. The location can also be utilized for sunrise, sunset, and coastal journey scenes, or sequences where characters confront raw nature. Compiled by: PTIT. Photo source: Internet.

Location rules

• - Strictly prohibited contents: disclosing state secrets, propagating against the State, distorting history, infringing upon sovereignty, undermining national solidarity, insulting national heroes and prominent figures. (Article 9, Cinema Law)
• - International film crews are required to use film production services provided by Vietnamese film establishments.
• - Do not arbitrarily drill, chisel, move, or impact rock structures, cave walls, and natural geological formations.
• - Limit the use of smoke, fire, chemicals, special effect materials, or equipment that may cause marine environmental pollution.
• - When filming inside the cave, inspect lighting, ventilation, escape routes, and rescue accessibility; arrange safe lighting equipment, protective gear, and supervisors.
• - When filming locals, fishing activities, daily life, or coastal houses, consent must be obtained from the subjects being filmed and the managers of the space.

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Special notes

• Pristine nature, fog, natural toxic gases