Nhan Tower - A Champa architectural heritage site on Nhan Mountain. Nhan Tower is located on the summit of Nhan Mountain, on the northern bank of the Da Rang River, in Tuy Hoa Ward, Dak Lak Province. Built around the late 11th century, it is one of the few large-scale Champa towers still in existence. Its architecture consists of three main parts: the base, the body, and the roof. The monument is a quintessential element of Champa cultural heritage, holding significant value in terms of architecture, art, culture, religion, and belief. It also reflects the formation, development, and cultural exchange between the Vietnamese and Champa people in the Tuy Hoa region. Current conservation planning identifies the Nhan Mountain landscape, both tangible and intangible heritage, religious activities, and the surrounding local community as components that must be protected. For film production, the space encompassing the tower, mountain, urban landscape, and river provides excellent opportunities for historical films, cultural-ethnic films, documentaries, and feature films requiring a Champa setting. Content summary: PTIT Photo source: Department of Culture, Sports and Tourism; Internet