Quan Am Pagoda
96 Bach Dang, Long An Ward, Tay Ninh Province
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PAI 1.5
Crew size: Small (1-15)
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Category: Heritage, history & culture
Quan Am Pagoda – Buddhist architecture in the heart of the city Located in Long An Ward, Quan Am Pagoda is distinguished by its multi-tiered Buddhist architecture, the statue of Guan Yin (Avalokiteshvara), and its spiritual atmosphere within the urban landscape. Quan Am Pagoda is situated at 96 Bach Dang Street, Long An Ward, Tay Ninh Province, located in the central urban area of Tan An prior to administrative reorganization. While some sources still record the old address as 96 Bach Dang, Ward 2, Tan An City, Long An Province, current location data confirms its position within Long An Ward, Tay Ninh Province. Visually, the structure is notable for its large-scale Buddhist architecture, multi-tiered roof system, curved eaves, decorative reliefs, carved stone pillars, and the statue of Guan Yin placed at the entrance. The facade is highly recognizable, making it suitable as a backdrop for scenes depicting Buddhist practices, temple ceremonies, spiritual life, and sequences reflecting Southern Vietnamese culture. Its urban location offers film crews significant advantages regarding transportation, logistics, and access to medical facilities compared to pagodas located in mountainous or rural areas. Information compiled by: PTIT Image source: PTIT
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Notes
There is no standardized fee mandated by law. Film crews should contact the site management unit directly for specific guidance.
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Applicable policy
Fee discount/waiver policy
Discounts are available for domestic and international film crews.
Applicable conditions
Film crews must submit an official request letter detailing the crew size and filming schedule. A script or content summary may be required for review and approval by the management unit: - For international film crews: Applications must be submitted to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism to obtain a permit for providing film production services in Vietnam. The processing time is 20 days from the date of receiving a complete and valid application. - For domestic film crews: No permit from state cinema management agencies is required, but permission must be obtained directly from the site management unit.
Location rules
Do not litter; maintain general cleanliness.
Do not move Buddha statues, Guan Yin statues, altars, ritual implements, or religious items without permission.
Do not position equipment in a way that obstructs walkways or religious activities.
Infrastructure
Accessibility
Car / 16-seat vehicle
Motorbike
Production support
Drone filming allowed
Night filming allowed
Transport service
Authority coordination support
Low noise
Facilities
Near hospital
4G/5G internet
Set building area
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Restrooms
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Contact information
Temperature
33.8°C
Feels like 27.4°C
Weather
Mưa phùn
Humidity 76%
Wind direction
East
11.6 m/s
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