The site was catapulted to fame by the 2015 Vietnamese film 'Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass' (Tôi Thấy Hoa Vàng Trên Cỏ Xanh).
Gành Ông, the hill where the set is located, is part of a larger protected landscape area known for its unique 'ghềnh' rock formations.
The area is home to significant clusters of wild cactus that frame the cliffside walking paths.
Bãi Xép, the beach directly below the site, was listed by Business Insider as one of the '16 most beautiful hidden beaches in Asia' in 2015.
Cảnh Phim Hoa Vàng Trên Cỏ Xanh is an outdoor film set located in the Tuy An district of Phú Yên, Vietnam. It serves as the primary filming location for the 2015 movie 'Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass,' directed by Victor Vu. The site consists of a rugged coastal hill known as Gành Ông, which offers panoramic views of the South China Sea. Visitors can explore the natural meadow and cliffs featured prominently in the film's outdoor scenes. The location is maintained as a natural sightseeing point with minimal infrastructure to preserve the cinematic aesthetic. It is positioned along a cliff edge that descends to the beach known as Bãi Xép. The area is largely defined by its grassy terrain, cactus patches, and unobstructed ocean vistas. It remains a popular site for domestic travelers drawn to the nostalgic rural scenery portrayed in the film.
The elevated grassy ridge overlooking the turquoise waters of Bãi Xép beach.
Bring sun protection and a hat, as there is almost no natural shade on the exposed cliff top.
Wear footwear with good grip, as the terrain is uneven and slopes downward toward the rocky cliff edges.
Do not attempt to climb down the steep, unmarked rocky sections of the cliff face; use the established paths to reach the beach.
Stay on the designated paths to avoid damaging the grassy vegetation and observe safety barriers near the steep cliff edges.
