A tourist dressing in Nhat Binh ao dai and “checking-in” the White Camellia garden
Bach Tra Vien is constructed in the area behind Khai Tuong Lau, on the foundation of the old Cuu Tu Dai theater to film one of the movie scenes. The garden was specially designed on a floor frame that covered the foundation ground of Cuu Tu Dai to create a new background that doesn’t encroach on the foundation below. After finishing the filming process, the director Bao Nhan handed over the garden to Hue Monuments Conservation Center to turn it into a destination to commemorate the time that the crew filmed here.
According to the director Bao Nhan, the film crew used over 2.000 pots of white camellia plants, together with various typical fruit trees of Hue, and set up the fountain, goddess statues, and sophisticated-carved walls to make the highlights. An attractive combination of European and Asian classic architectures not only bring about unique colors to the garden but also well express the femininity and the wealthy class of three women of the Ly family.
Let’s contemplate the poetic space of Bach Tra Vien at An Dinh Palace:
Bach Tra Vien is constructed on a 500m2 area behind the precinct of An Dinh Palace
This garden will turn into a place for visiting and taking photos when tourists come to Hue and visit the film studio of "The Royal Bride V"
An enchanting combination of European and Asian classic architectures bring into this place a unique beauty
The white camellia plants are germinated in the North, then transported to Hue to plant for the scenes
The garden is cared for and watered regularly
The actor with the symbol of a white camellia in the royal garden
A shot about daily activities of the three sisters of the Ly family
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In addition to white camellia, the typical fruit trees of Hue such as persimmon trees, lemon trees, and Thanh Tra pomelo trees, etc., are also put into the film background
Guest participating in the ceremony to hand over Bach Tra Vien to Hue Monuments Conservation Center
Photos: Nguyen Phuc Bao Minh – provided by the film crew