Discover the 'crane island' in the heart of Truc Bach Lake.

(VTC News) - In recent years, hundreds of wild birds have flown to Thuy Trung Tien Temple (Ba Dinh district) to nest and roost, creating a peaceful atmosphere for the capital city.

The Thuy Trung Tien Temple, also known as Thuy Trung Tu or Cau Nhi, dates back to the time of King Ly Thai To (11th century) and is located on a small island in the north of Truc Bach Lake, Ba Dinh District, Hanoi . In recent years, hundreds of wild birds have been flocking to the temple to nest.

Birds soaring freely in the sky create a picturesque scene for the Truc Bach Lake - West Lake complex.

The abundant food sources from Truc Bach Lake and West Lake have kept these birds here, and they have also begun to get used to humans.

Dozens of bird nests are built on the tops of ancient banyan trees in the grounds of Thuy Trung Tien Temple.

The bird species found here include herons, egrets, blue storks (belonging to the heron family), kingfishers, etc.

The small island, with its large bird population, is always bustling with the sounds of birdsong.

In recent years, the number of wild birds has gradually increased due to the abundant food sources from Truc Bach Lake and West Lake, and the return of peace with the cessation of hunting.

A peaceful atmosphere at Thuy Trung Tien Temple next to Truc Bach Lake.

The birds had gradually become accustomed to the presence of humans, and they comfortably preened their feathers on low branches a few meters above the ground.

In the vast expanse of water, flocks of white egrets fly, creating a peaceful atmosphere for the capital city.

Vien Minh - Dao Dat

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