Tay Ninh is a province located in the transition zone between the Southeast region and the Mekong Delta, featuring diverse natural and cultural landscapes following the merger of the former Tay Ninh and Long An provinces. The province covers an area of 8,536.44 km², with a population of 3,254,170 and 96 commune-level administrative units, including 82 communes and 14 wards. Tay Ninh's geographical landscape stretches from mountainous areas, forests, lakes, and border regions to wetland ecosystems, plains, rivers, and urban centers. For film production, Tay Ninh offers a diverse range of locations: Ba Den Mountain and rocky mountain landscapes; the Cao Dai Holy See and religious architecture; historical sites such as the Central Office for South Vietnam Base (Cục Trung ương Cục miền Nam); river landscapes, cajuput forests, and wetlands of the Dong Thap Muoi region; along with ancient villages, wooden houses, and urban spaces. This diversity allows the locality to cater to various production genres ranging from historical, cultural, and spiritual to natural, rural, and urban settings.
