Phu Day

Phu Day: A Unique Spiritual Heritage Filming Location Located in Vu Ban, Nam Dinh Province (formerly part of the old Vu Ban district), Phu Day is a Special National Historical and Cultural Relic and the center of the Practice of Belief in the Mother Goddesses of Three Realms – an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity recognized by UNESCO. The complex features over 20 ancient architectural structures, most notably Van Phuong Palace, the Main Palace (Phu Chinh), and the Mausoleum of Mother Goddess Lieu Hanh. In terms of cinematic value, Phu Day offers a distinctively authentic Vietnamese spiritual atmosphere from the 16th to 19th centuries. The setting is highlighted by moss-covered curved roofs, intricate dragon-phoenix carved ironwood columns, vast terracotta-tiled courtyards, and century-old trees. The interior of the sanctuaries houses numerous gilded lacquer ritual objects, creating strong visual contrast and deep natural lighting for artistic camera angles. This location is an optimal choice for historical dramas, period pieces, folklore-mystical films, cultural documentaries, and artistic music videos. Regarding logistics, Phu Day features flat terrain, convenient transportation, and expansive courtyards, providing ideal conditions for transporting heavy equipment, setting up cranes, and establishing basecamps for large-scale film crews. Information compiled from various sources by PTIT - Image source: Internet