Ben En National Park - An ecological landscape of Thanh Hoa province. Located in the districts of Nhu Thanh and Nhu Xuan, Thanh Hoa province, Ben En National Park was established in 1992 with the mission of conserving ecosystems and biodiversity. The park spans over 16,500 hectares, including more than 8,500 hectares of primary forest. The highlight of the landscape is the Song Muc Lake, covering over 4,000 hectares with 21 islands of various sizes, creating a harmonious space of forest, mountains, and water. The filming value of Ben En lies in its diverse landscapes and ecosystems. The natural forest surrounding the lake, the green islands, and the vast water surface create multiple layers of space suitable for filming. The area also boasts a rich flora and fauna, including many rare species listed in the Vietnam Red Data Book. The combination of forest, lake, and islands offers excellent opportunities for panoramic shots, water-based scenes, and deep-focus nature cinematography. This location is suitable for documentaries on nature and biodiversity, environmental films, and productions showcasing the mountainous and riverine landscapes of Vietnam. The Song Muc Lake area and its island system are also ideal for scenes requiring expansive natural settings with minimal urban interference. Content summary: PTIT. Photo source: Thanh Hoa Newspaper, Tripadvisor, Visit Thanh Hoa.