Have a peaceful walk at M'He Ay Lake

Hello dear Hivers in the Wednesday Walk community, long time no see. It has been a long time since the last time I posted in this great community. Thanks a lot @tattoodjay for your enthusiastic dedication to the community. In this post I want to share my peaceful walk at M'He Ay lake one afternoon.

Lake M'He Ay is a large lake located in Mo Nong commune, Chu Pah district of the Ja Rai ethnic minorities. This is the dry season in this area when the water level at M'He Ay Lake drops to reveal a large green lawn.

These large green lawns at M'He Ay Lake are the paradise of the local cows. In the afternoon, many cows in the surrounding area gather here to graze.

In addition, this large lake is also a paradise for buffaloes. They comfortably graze red grass on the lawns and soak in the water.

In the dry season, M'He Ay lake also becomes an ideal place for fishing for local Ja Rai people. The lake was so shallow that they could wade into the middle of the lake to catch fish.

Do you think the dog in the picture below is helping its owner catch fish?

The water in the lake is so clear that we can clearly see the bottom of the lake from above.

Man is so small in the vast lake. I think during the rainy season, this lake is much bigger.

While I was walking around the lake, I came across the locals there. They greeted me with friendly smiles. Looks like their Vietnamese is not very good. But it was okay, we communicated with eyes and smiles. They are really hard working people.

And my favorite are the photos below, which were taken as the sun started to set. The sun's rays reflected on the lake's surface created a beautiful photo.

Thank you very much for taking time to read my post. I hope you like the photos I took during my walk today. I wish you a nice day.