May in Taiwan marks the prime season for firefly watching, as the warm transition from spring to summer sets in. During this time, the enchanting sight of fireflies can be observed in forests, by streams, and even in some urban parks. Taiwan is home to a diverse range of firefly species, with the Black-winged firefly and Luciola cerata being among the most famous. These tiny luminaries light up the night, offering a natural spectacle of light and shadow. The firefly season not only captivates locals but also attracts tourists seeking the cool and romantic ambiance of summer nights, reminding everyone that even in the darkest nights, there is light.