Tran Le Xuan Villa

Tran Le Xuan Villa (Madame De Dalat): A unique mid-century architectural filming location. Located in Xuan Huong Ward, Da Lat City, Lam Dong Province, the Tran Le Xuan Villa is a renowned architectural heritage complex built in the late 1950s. Situated on the majestic Lam Ngoc Hill, the site possesses significant historical and architectural value, deeply intertwined with a turbulent period of modern Vietnamese history. The landscape consists of three luxurious villas named Lam Ngoc, Hong Ngoc, and Bach Ngoc, harmoniously blending mid-20th-century Western architectural lines with Japanese garden art. Notable visual highlights include an elaborately designed flower garden, a foot-washing pond featuring a miniature map of Vietnam, and an interior system of wood and expansive glass windows that capture natural light filtering through the pine hills. The combination of nostalgic tones from stone, wood, and glass, along with the serene atmosphere of the surrounding vegetation, creates a filming environment with great depth, offering diverse camera angles from grand wide shots to meticulous close-ups. The compound is completely isolated on a high hill, offering a quiet, ancient space that also houses the Woodblocks of the Nguyen Dynasty – a UNESCO Memory of the World documentary heritage. With its luxurious, nostalgic beauty and distinct historical depth, this location is well-suited for period dramas, historical films, psychological thrillers, TV commercials, and artistic music videos. Content compiled by: PTIT Image sources: VnExpress; Madamededalat; Redsvn