S'tieng Soc Bom Bo Space: Longhouse architectural setting. S'tieng Soc Bom Bo Space: Indigenous cultural and historical landscape setting in Binh Phuoc. Located in Binh Minh Commune, Bu Dang District, Binh Phuoc Province, the S'tieng Soc Bom Bo Space is part of the S'tieng Ethnic Cultural Reserve and is situated within the Soc Bom Bo National Historical Site. This location marks the historic movement of rice-pounding to support troops during the resistance war against the US, and serves as a center for preserving the traditional cultural heritage of the S'tieng community. The site features a vast planned area, highlighted by traditional Longhouse architecture, community halls, festival grounds, and reconstructed craft villages. The terrain includes low hills, vegetation characteristic of the Southeast region, and architectural clusters made of natural materials, creating a diverse and aesthetically rich filming environment. The premises house valuable cultural artifacts such as sets of gongs and lithophones, alongside traditional activities like brocade weaving and basketry. The combination of natural light, the scale of the structures, and historical significance creates cinematic angles with a sacred, nostalgic quality. With its revolutionary historical value and unique indigenous architectural forms, this location is well-suited for use as a setting for historical-war films, cultural-ethnographic documentaries, and social-psychological films set in mountainous regions.