phra paedaeng/bam nam phung or have a idea who to talk to ?

is there a season for fireflies ?

etc

thanks

Don't think their anything to worry about

A good place for fireflies watching is in Amphawa, Samut Songkhram.

It is a one and half hours journey from Bangkok.

Amphawa Floating Market (Night Time) which is open during Fri-Sun.

Have An Enjoyable Trip ...

yes, i know 'bout amphawa, but want to jut go over to phra paedaeng and maybe do a homestay anyone ?

Fireflies หิ่งห้อย in Thai (Hing Hoy) are attracted to the Lamphu tree which grew extensively along the Klongs in the Amphawa area - not at all sure if it grows in Phrapadaeng too however.

Sadly the Firefly population in Amphawa is reducing at quite a fast rate because the Klongside residents got tired of the noise and disturbance caused by the boats carrying tourists to view them in the evenings and destroyed a lot of the old Lamphu trees.

Patrick

friend called today apparently the floods wiped out the trees in phra paedaeng so no hing hoi over there now ........ too bad

Fireflies หิ่งห้อย in Thai (Hing Hoy) are attracted to the Lamphu tree which grew extensively along the Klongs in the Amphawa area - not at all sure if it grows in Phrapadaeng too however.

Sadly the Firefly population in Amphawa is reducing at quite a fast rate because the Klongside residents got tired of the noise and disturbance caused by the boats carrying tourists to view them in the evenings and destroyed a lot of the old Lamphu trees.

Patrick