Phuoc Quang Pagoda
Chinh Nghia Village, Binh Kien Ward, Dak Lak Province
Production ready
PAI 3.3
Crew size: Small (1-15)
Processing time: 6 days
Category: Heritage, history & culture
Phuoc Quang Pagoda - An ancient Buddhist space on the outskirts of Tuy Hoa. Phuoc Quang Pagoda is located in Chinh Nghia Village, Binh Kien Ward, Dak Lak Province, at the beginning of Hung Vuong Street, near the intersection with National Highway 1A. The pagoda grounds are situated within a residential area, blending Buddhist architecture, temple courtyards, and natural terrain to create a setting that reflects a peri-urban village atmosphere. Founded in 1847, the pagoda belongs to the Northern Buddhist sect and is deeply connected to the development of the local community in the An Phu area. The monastery space maintains a traditional character, featuring areas dedicated to worship and Buddhist activities. In 2023, the pagoda held an inauguration ceremony for the Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva statue and a prayer ceremony for the construction of the Triple Gem, reflecting the ongoing development of this spiritual space. This location is suitable for historical and cultural films, documentaries, family dramas, television series, and works exploring religious life, community memory, and peri-urban village settings. Scenes involving Buddhist rituals, dialogue, flashbacks, or characters seeking a quiet space can effectively utilize the transitional characteristics between the village pagoda and the surrounding residential area. Content summary: PTIT Photo source: PTIT
Location fees
General information
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Deposit
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Notes
Current regulations do not specify a standard general fee. Film crews must contact the location management unit directly for specific instructions.
Filming location fee schedule
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Applicable policy
Fee discount/waiver policy
Preferential policies apply to both domestic and international film crews.
Applicable conditions
Film crews must submit an official request letter detailing production scale and filming schedule, and may be required to provide a script or synopsis for management approval: - For international film crews: Applications must be submitted to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to obtain a license for providing film production services using locations in Vietnam. Processing time is 20 days from the receipt of a valid dossier. - For domestic film crews: No permit is required from state management agencies for cinema, but direct permission must be obtained from the agency or unit managing the location.
Location rules
Do not move Buddha statues, altars, ritual implements, or ceremonial items without permission.
Do not place equipment, props, or tripods on architectural structures, pedestals, or worship areas without authorization.
Minimize noise during prayer sessions, chanting, or Buddhist activities.
No littering; the film crew must remove all equipment, props, and materials upon completion.
Do not nail, drill, glue, or fix equipment directly onto the structures.
Infrastructure
Accessibility
16-45 seat vehicle
Car / 16-seat vehicle
Container truck
Production support
Drone filming allowed
Night filming allowed
Transport service
Authority coordination support
Low noise
Facilities
Three-phase power
Near hospital
4G/5G internet
Waiting area
Set building area
Water source
Restrooms
Special Hazards
Traffic noise at the Hung Vuong - National Highway 1A intersection
Location map
Contact information
Temperature
32.9°C
Feels like 33.1°C
Weather
Mây rải rác
Humidity 72%
Wind direction
Southwest
7.3 m/s
Sunrise / sunset
