Ngoa Van Rock Field

Ngoa Van Rock Field – A majestic natural mountainous landscape. Ngoa Van Rock Field is distinguished by its rocky terrain, grassy meadows, and archaeological remnants within the Yen Tu heritage landscape. Ngoa Van Rock Field is part of the Ngoa Van relic site, situated on the route connecting Ngoa Van Pagoda and Ho Thien Pagoda in the Binh Khe area, Quang Ninh. The location lies within the cultural-historical space of the Special National Relic Site of the Tran Dynasty in Dong Trieu and is currently part of the Yen Tu – Vinh Nghiem – Con Son, Kiep Bac complex, which was inscribed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2025. The 'Chong' Rock area is characterized by large rock formations distributed across the mountainous terrain, combined with grassy meadows and open space. Archaeological studies here have uncovered traces of architectural foundations, ponds, stupa gardens, and ancient building materials, indicating the area's connection to the formation and development of the Ngoa Van space. Regarding its value as a filming location, the site is suitable for capturing mountainous natural scenery, pilgrimage journeys, and cultural-historical spaces associated with Truc Lam Buddhism. Information compiled from various sources by PTIT - Photo credit: Vietnam News.