Thung Nham Bird Park sets example in bird conservation

Nestled deep among the towering limestone mountains that form a natural protective wall, Thung Nham has become an ideal home for birds to settle and breed. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Tourists take boat trips to Thung Nham Bird Park. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Thung Nham Bird Park is being actively conserved and sustainably managed by local authorities and the tourism site’s management board. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
In winter, only a few birds migrate south, while the majority remain in the park and thrive during spring and summer. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
During the peak breeding season, the number of birds at the park can reach tens of thousands. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung

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Thung Nham Bird Park sets example in bird conservation

08/30/2025 15:43 | TTXVN |

Known as the “land of birds,” Thung Nham Bird Park, covering about 18 ha within the Thung Nham Ecotourism Area in Ninh Binh province, is the largest natural bird sanctuary in northern Vietnam and is actively managed and preserved. The park lies within the core zone of the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex – a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site inscribed in 2014. Thung Nham Bird Park is home to 46 bird species, including storks, herons, night herons, pheasants, parakeets, red-vented bulbuls, and mynas, with around 5,000 nests. Notably, it shelters two rare species listed in Vietnam’s Red Book - the sarus crane and the red-billed hornbill. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung

Thung Nham Bird Park sets example in bird conservation

Known as the “land of birds,” Thung Nham Bird Park, covering about 18 ha within the Thung Nham Ecotourism Area in Ninh Binh province, is the largest natural bird sanctuary in northern Vietnam and is actively managed and preserved. The park lies within the core zone of the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex – a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site inscribed in 2014. Thung Nham Bird Park is home to 46 bird species, including storks, herons, night herons, pheasants, parakeets, red-vented bulbuls, and mynas, with around 5,000 nests. Notably, it shelters two rare species listed in Vietnam’s Red Book - the sarus crane and the red-billed hornbill. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Thung Nham Bird Park sets example in bird conservation

Known as the “land of birds,” Thung Nham Bird Park, covering about 18 ha within the Thung Nham Ecotourism Area in Ninh Binh province, is the largest natural bird sanctuary in northern Vietnam and is actively managed and preserved. The park lies within the core zone of the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex – a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site inscribed in 2014. Thung Nham Bird Park is home to 46 bird species, including storks, herons, night herons, pheasants, parakeets, red-vented bulbuls, and mynas, with around 5,000 nests. Notably, it shelters two rare species listed in Vietnam’s Red Book - the sarus crane and the red-billed hornbill. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Thung Nham Bird Park sets example in bird conservation

[30/08/2025 15:41:54] [14/08/2025 09:19:52] Vườn chim Thung Nham nằm trong Khu du lịch sinh thái Thung Nham, phường Nam Hoa Lư, tỉnh Ninh Bình là vườn chim tự nhiên lớn nhất miền Bắc với 46 loài chim như: Cò, Vạc, Diệp, Le le, Mòng két, Chích chòe lửa, Sáo đá... Nơi đây có hai loài chim quý hiếm được ghi vào Sách Đỏ Việt Nam là Hằng Hạc và Hồng Hoàng (Phượng Hoàng đất). Vườn chim này cũng nằm trong vùng lõi của Quần thể danh thắng Tràng An - Di sản Văn hóa và Thiên nhiên Thế giới được Tổ chức Giáo dục, Khoa học và Văn hóa Liên Hợp Quốc (UNESCO) ghi danh năm 2014. Ảnh: Thùy Dung - TTXVN
Thung Nham Bird Park sets example in bird conservation

Known as the “land of birds,” Thung Nham Bird Park, covering about 18 ha within the Thung Nham Ecotourism Area in Ninh Binh province, is the largest natural bird sanctuary in northern Vietnam and is actively managed and preserved. The park lies within the core zone of the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex – a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site inscribed in 2014. Thung Nham Bird Park is home to 46 bird species, including storks, herons, night herons, pheasants, parakeets, red-vented bulbuls, and mynas, with around 5,000 nests. Notably, it shelters two rare species listed in Vietnam’s Red Book - the sarus crane and the red-billed hornbill. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung
Thung Nham Bird Park sets example in bird conservation

Known as the “land of birds,” Thung Nham Bird Park, covering about 18 ha within the Thung Nham Ecotourism Area in Ninh Binh province, is the largest natural bird sanctuary in northern Vietnam and is actively managed and preserved. The park lies within the core zone of the Trang An Scenic Landscape Complex – a UNESCO World Cultural and Natural Heritage site inscribed in 2014. Thung Nham Bird Park is home to 46 bird species, including storks, herons, night herons, pheasants, parakeets, red-vented bulbuls, and mynas, with around 5,000 nests. Notably, it shelters two rare species listed in Vietnam’s Red Book - the sarus crane and the red-billed hornbill. VNA Photo: Thùy Dung

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