From Na Ngua village center on foot or by bike, also interesting route for young people as there are many small animals on the way, such as the good-natured red ants at the beginning of the tree belt. Yes, do not sit on this beautiful stone in the photo. I made this mistake today to rest a bit at the shade 10.00h was 31 degrees C at the shade.
But in the forest there you can watch flying squirrels with a little patience. On the site nearby there is a fish pond that is probably visited to drink water. I also saw a wild boar and herons, storks and the cow birds. It is best to take some water with you to drink and a small picnic. Fruit and bread or Kao Kauniau - sticky ice cream.
From time to time monkeys can be heard cackling and screeching in the far distance at the foot of the Khao Kor mountains.
From time to time, if you watch closely, you can see birds of prey circling in the sky above carrion - hawk-like birds circling with spread wings and then pouncing on small birds or mice. I even saw one fly away with a snake in its beak during an air raid..
After observing all of this forest road to the concrete part of the road, continue marching or running. High point then at Ban See and Erich. From the natural road turn right into Dorfstrasse and then continue walking for about 10 minutes to Haus von See and Erich Ring the bell in the beautiful garden on the left side of the street, call or if the door is not locked, just go in after removing the metal spike on the inside. The two dogs that then come running to greet you with a dog biscuit you have taken with you, quiet them down and walk up to the house walk under the beautiful bushes, most of which are hung with flowers. If you are afraid of dogs, wait until someone comes. Here you are happy about every visitor.. Bring politeness and wit of the day for everyone, or will be. The poison of the red ants can only be felt for a few minutes. If not, then this ant was over fall the high point of the day.had to read far more than a hundred from my body today, some of which had clung so tightly to my hair on my arms and legs that I finally stopped paying attention to removing them alive.They love us and leave trees and bushes fall down. We think we're hefty big prey for their nests. Or want revenge that their eggs are stolen as often by adults as by hungry children. Are delicacies and you can also find them on the Talad Na. Here in Na Ngua on Wednesday From about 1:00 p.m. until late in the evening, among thousands of other offers, filled into small plastic bags or placed nicely on small plates on a banana leaf. Bite-sized prepared. So, dear reader, try these ant eggs, yummy, yummy.