Where there is good land, there are birds residing

Hundreds of storks flying to Hue Imperial City for shelter in the rainy and stormy season

Along with the policy and regulations prohibiting the hunting of birds and fish in the area of Hue Imperial City, there are birds of all kinds residing there.

During a storm in November 2017, a white heron flew to the Imperial City in a state of injury. The leaders of the Hue Monuments Conservation Center and the Department of Landscape Embellishment asked veterinarian to take care of and heal the bird. After being recovered, it was released back to the wild. Perhaps, that heron bird might have "announced to its species" that this is a good land! Thus, during the rainy and storm season this year, hundreds of storks have flown to the royal palace to reside.

This is also an opportunity for visitors and photographers to hunt beautiful photos of the white storks above the palace’s ground at all locations in Hue Imperial City.

Some photos of birds residing in Hue Imperial Citadel: