Clear blue Hoan Kiem Lake - Good land attracts birds

From early morning to late afternoon, locals and tourists can easily see flocks of storks, herons, green storks (heron family) and even small kingfishers swooping down to the water, circling the dense tree canopy or resting on high branches in Ngoc Son Temple.

The dense foliage, quiet and secluded in the middle of Hoan Kiem Lake become an ideal shelter for birds to nest and raise their young.

The presence of wild birds not only enriches the Hoan Kiem Lake ecosystem but also attracts the attention of residents and tourists, bringing peace in the heart of the bustling capital.

Many species of migratory birds coming to Hoan Kiem Lake not only create a lively and poetic scene but also show a positive sign of the improving ecological environment in the central area of the capital.

In the hustle and bustle of urban life, the scene of birds flying in the cool green space of Hoan Kiem Lake seems to bring a new breath, both close and peaceful, and evokes hope for a capital city developing in harmony with nature.

The fresh, quiet living environment along with abundant natural food sources such as shrimp and fish in Hoan Kiem Lake are important factors attracting wild birds.

The ecosystem here is getting better and better, green spaces are better protected and the lake surface is cleaner, creating ideal conditions for birds to nest and forage.

It is not difficult to see bird nests perched on the cool green canopy of ancient trees planted for many years on Pearl Island.

The chirping sound of baby birds, the sound of wings in the air combined with the green color of trees and leaves have created a rare, lively and peaceful picture of nature in the center of the capital.

Not only attracting the curiosity of the capital's residents, the image of wild birds living in the center of Hanoi also makes many tourists excited, stopping to record rare moments, where nature and the city coexist in harmony, full of vitality.

Not only attracting wild birds, the Hoan Kiem Lake area, especially Ngoc Island, is also home to many other animals such as squirrels, turtles and some small reptiles. These individuals grow naturally in a cool, quiet environment, with little disturbance from humans.