Van Long Wetland Nature Reserve

Van Long, Ninh Binh – Wetland and limestone mountain filming location Located in Ninh Binh province, the Van Long Wetland Nature Reserve spans approximately 3,500 hectares and is distinguished by its system of limestone mountains, water surfaces, caves, and natural habitats. In 2019, Van Long was recognized as Vietnam's 9th Ramsar site, acknowledging the international importance of its wetland ecosystem. Regarding its value as a filming location, the combination of vast water surfaces, limestone mountains, cliffs, and vegetation creates a highly visual space. The area is also a critical habitat for various flora and fauna, most notably the population of Delacour's langurs preserved here. These features are ideal for capturing wide shots of water and mountains, nature scenes, ecosystems, and local life associated with the wetlands. Based on these recognized values, Van Long is suitable for nature and environmental documentaries, scientific films, exploration programs, and works focused on biodiversity conservation. The limestone and water landscape can also serve as a backdrop for cinematic sequences requiring open, tranquil natural scenery that is characteristic of Ninh Binh. Content summary: PTIT Photo source: Lam Dong Newspaper, Vietnam Airlines