Cinema is one of the gateways through which beautiful tourist destinations enter the hearts of visitors. Vietnamese tourism is no exception, having been praised numerous times thanks to films.
Director of the Kong film officially becomes Vietnam's tourism ambassador.
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| I See Yellow Flowers on Green Grass (2015) features poetic scenes of Vietnam, especially Phu Yen. Among them is the green gourd field on the alluvial plain in the middle of the Da Rang River. |
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| Gành Ông and Bãi Xép in Tuy Hòa city were the filming locations for many scenes depicting childhood. Through the film, the simple yet beloved land of Phú Yên gently entered the hearts of viewers, and Phú Yên tourism became even more famous. |
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| To Mai Tinh (2010), with its humorous and romantic scenes filmed on Nha Trang beach, left many viewers in awe of the beauty of the blue sea, white sand, and golden sunshine. |
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| Besides the beautiful scenic spots, the luxurious resorts, hotels, and bars in Nha Trang and Ho Chi Minh City featured in the film showcase the modern and vibrant tourism scene in Southern Vietnam. |
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| "Heaven's Mandate Hero" (2012) is a Vietnamese historical drama that contributed to making the Trang An scenic area in Ninh Binh even more famous for its ancient, majestic, and poetic beauty. This area is recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site of culture and nature. |
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| Tam Coc - Bich Dong in Ninh Binh is also a prominent location featured in the film "Heaven's Mandate Hero". The golden rice paddies along the Ngo Dong River are breathtakingly beautiful during harvest season, surrounded by majestic mountains, creating a magnificent landscape. |
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| The Lover (1990) is one of the films that helped introduce Saigon, Sa Dec, and Dong Thap Muoi to tourists. The Huynh Thuy Le ancient house in Sa Dec served as the setting for many beautiful and authentic scenes. |
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| The famous streets and markets of Ho Chi Minh City, such as Cholon in the late 19th century, are sure to evoke strong emotions in viewers. The film authentically portrays the Southwestern region of Vietnam in that era. |
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| Pan and the Neverland (2015) by David W. Lloyd also featured scenes filmed in Vietnam. |
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| Kong: Skull Island (2017) is a recent Hollywood blockbuster featuring many beautiful scenes filmed in villages, caves, and valleys in Quang Binh province. |
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| Besides contributing to the creation of fresh and wild landscapes, the film also serves as a bridge to bring the beautiful images of Vietnam (Quang Binh, Ha Long Bay, Ninh Binh) closer to international tourists. |
According to Zing
