Lung Van Valley, known as the 'rooftop' of the Muong land. Explore the filming location of Lung Van Valley (Van Son): situated at an altitude of 1,200m with year-round cloud cover, ancient terraced rice fields, and authentic Muong stilt houses perfect for cinema. Lung Van Valley is located at an average altitude of 1,200m above sea level. Enclosed by majestic limestone mountain ranges such as Trau Mountain, Po Mountain, and Tien Mountain, it boasts a cool sub-temperate climate year-round, with clouds and morning mist covering the valley almost throughout the four seasons. With its isolated basin terrain, Lung Van is dubbed the 'rooftop of Muong Bi' – the most ancient and prosperous land among the four great Muong regions of the Muong people in Hoa Binh. Associated with the epic 'De dat de nuoc' (The Birth of Land and Water) and legends of salvation after the great flood, Lung Van is also known as the 'kingdom of longevity' thanks to its natural mineral water from forest springs and an isolated, purely agricultural lifestyle. In terms of cinematic aesthetics, this place is a natural film studio with perfect depth and layering, suitable for historical, period, adventure, and survival film genres due to its magnificent mountainous landscape and traditional Muong stilt house architecture. Information compiled by: PTIT. Photo credits: Blog cua Rot, Lu hanh Viet Nam.