Ba Den Mountain – A mountain and cultural filming location in Tay Ninh Standing at 986 meters, Ba Den Mountain combines mountain landscapes, caves, pagodas, and spiritual cultural structures characteristic of Tay Ninh. Ba Den Mountain is a prominent historical-cultural relic and scenic site in Tay Ninh Province. At 986 meters, it is recognized as the highest mountain in Southern Vietnam. The complex includes Ba Den Mountain, Phung Mountain, and Heo Mountain, forming a striking mountain terrain system amidst the plains. The site integrates forest landscapes, caves, pagodas, and religious structures; key components include the Ba Temple, Linh Son Tien Thach Cave, Ba Pagoda, and Hang Pagoda. Ba Den Mountain was classified as a National Historical and Scenic Site in 1989 and a National Tourist Area in 2013. The area currently features a cable car system connecting the base to various elevations, providing access to diverse perspectives and altitudes. The combination of mountainous terrain, religious architecture, and plains landscapes offers a valuable setting for historical, cultural, and spiritual films, as well as works exploring nature. Information compiled by: PTIT Photo source: VnExpress