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Hoa Ha Long Park has long been a favourite destination for both locals and visitors. Located along the scenic Tran Quoc Nghien coastal road, the park is conveniently situated near many of Ha Long Bay’s most popular waterfront attractions.

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Every morning and late afternoon this summer, the park’s central square comes alive as the birds gather in large numbers. They swoop low across the open plaza before taking flight together, creating striking scenes that have quickly become a favourite sight for people strolling through the waterfront park.

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The flock of pigeons has been raised and cared for by Hong Gai Ward right within the park. Now numbering more than 500, the birds have become one of the park’s most charming attractions, delighting both locals and visitors.

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Families now regularly choose the park for weekend outings, while children delight in chasing the birds and adults pause to capture photographs of the lively scene.

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White pigeons soar gracefully across the blue sky, adding a sense of peace and vitality to the waterfront landscape of Ha Long Bay.

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Moments later, the flock settles by the water's edge, gently preening their feathers and cooing to one another, creating a tranquil scene in the heart of the coastal locality.

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Nguyen Mai Hoa, a visitor from Bac Ninh, says she is pleasantly surprised to find a flock of pigeons at the park. In her view, the park’s already picturesque setting has become even more distinctive and inviting with the addition of the birds.

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Hong Gai plans to expand the pigeon flock by another 2,000 birds in the coming months. The birds are currently cared for by the ward's Public Service Supply Centre, whose staff provide daily feeding, cleaning and health monitoring to ensure the flock remains healthy.

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Beyond its flock of pigeons, the park is also home to a variety of other bird species. Their presence adds to the park's tranquil, green setting, creating a harmonious natural retreat in the heart of Ha Long.

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Alongside the return of the birds, Hoa Ha Long Park continues to undergo improvements and restoration efforts, helping revive its lush and scenic landscape after suffering severe damage from Typhoon Yagi in 2024.

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The central pond, now home to ornamental fish, blends with flower-filled pathways where seasonal blooms create a fresher and more inviting atmosphere throughout the park.

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Many fitness facilities and children's playground equipment have also been repaired and upgraded, turning the park into a welcoming space for recreation and relaxation for locals, as well as an attractive destination for visitors.

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Families gather for picnics amid the greenery and birdsong of the park, finding a peaceful retreat in the heart of the coastal locality.

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As Vietnamese cities continue to place greater emphasis on improving public spaces and quality of life, the growing popularity of Hoa Ha Park illustrates how even simple natural elements can strengthen community connections and enrich the urban environment.

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