Cu Lao Cham

Cu Lao Cham: A Pristine Oceanic Natural Film Set Cu Lao Cham is an archipelago consisting of eight islands, administratively part of Tan Hiep Commune, Da Nang City, located approximately 15–18 km off the coast of Central Vietnam. Recognized by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve, this location possesses profound historical and cultural values of the ancient Champa civilization and offers exceptional visual potential for oceanic cinematography. In terms of space and landscape, the location makes a strong impression with its coastal primary forest ecosystem, pristine white sand beaches such as Bai Ong and Bai Chong, and crystal-clear turquoise waters. Beneath the surface lies a remarkably rich marine ecosystem, including hundreds of coral species and marine life, providing significant opportunities for international-standard underwater cinematography. Ancient architectural highlights, such as Hai Tang Pagoda and the ancient Champa Well, add unique indigenous cultural depth. With its characteristic terrain combining forests, steep cliffs, and the open ocean, Cu Lao Cham is the perfect backdrop for survival films, adventure, action, or natural science documentaries. The isolated nature of the island allows film crews to easily control the set and manage natural lighting. Content summary: PTIT Photo source: VnExpress, Cu Lao Cham Marine Protected Area - Da Nang, Hoi An Ancient Town - World Cultural Heritage