Bambuseae Collection

Spirit Well cave, also known as Nam Bua Phi, jungle, bamboo forest, Soppong or Pang Mapha area, Mae Hong Son province, northern Thailand, Thailand, Asia

Fish trap made of bamboo and a fishing net on the Sangkae river, Battambang, Cambodia, Southeast Asia

Bamboo raft for transporting people, cave formation, stalactites, stalagmites, Tham Lot Cave, Soppong or Pang Mapha, Mae Hong Son province, Northern Thailand, Thailand, Asia

View of the village and mountains, jungle, bamboo forest, Soppong or Pang Mapha area, Mae Hong Son province, northern Thailand, Thailand, Asia

Bamboo -Bambuseae-, mountains, province of Mae Hong Song, Northern Thailand, Thailand

Kettle over an open fire in a kitchen made of bamboo, Lahu village, province of Mae Hong Song, Northern Thailand, Thailand

Bamboo -Bambus fargesia- grove, near Bad Krozingen, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

Bamboo

Two grilled frogs tied to a bamboo stick served on a banana leaf, as a snack, Chiang Mai, Thailand, Asia

Bamboo incised with names

Bamboo, thick stems and leaves, Nahampoana Reserve, nature park, Fort-Dauphin or Tolagnaro, Madagascar

Green bamboo, 3D illustration

Bamboo (Bambuseae sp. ) large tract dead after post-flowering die-back, Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary, Arunachal Pradesh
Bamboo (Bambuseae sp.) large tract dead after post-flowering die-back, Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary, Arunachal Pradesh, India, january

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"Bambuseae: Exploring the Enchanting World of Bamboo" Discover the hidden wonders of Bambuseae, a captivating plant that thrives in various corners of our planet. Journey with us to Spirit Well cave, also known as Nam Bua Phi, nestled within the lush jungles and bamboo forests of Soppong or Pang Mapha area in Mae Hong Son province, northern Thailand. As you navigate through this mystical cave formation adorned with stalactites and stalagmites, be mesmerized by the ethereal beauty that surrounds you. In Battambang, Cambodia's Sangkae river reveals an ingenious use of bamboo - a fish trap intricately crafted alongside a fishing net. Witness how local fishermen skillfully utilize this sustainable resource to sustain their livelihoods in Southeast Asia. For centuries, Tham Lot Cave has served as both a natural wonder and transportation hub in Soppong or Pang Mapha. Step onto a bamboo raft designed for transporting people and glide through this subterranean marvel while being awestruck by its breathtaking formations. As we ascend from underground realms to panoramic vistas, immerse yourself in the picturesque village scenes framed by majestic mountains and verdant jungles once more. The Soppong or Pang Mapha area in Mae Hong Son province offers an idyllic backdrop where villages harmoniously coexist with nature's bounty. Not limited to Asia alone, even Germany boasts its own enchanting groves of Bambus fargesia near Bad Krozingen. These resilient plants thrive amidst European landscapes while providing shelter for wildlife and adding an exotic touch to their surroundings. The versatility of bamboo extends beyond nature's embrace; it permeates human habitats too. In Lahu village within Mae Hong Song province lies a kitchen made entirely out of bamboo where kettles simmer over open fires. This fusion between tradition and sustainability showcases how bamboo continues to shape cultures around the world.