* Based on the suggestions above please write a complete essay about Monkey Buffet Festival *
+What ? : Festival where around 2,000 local monkeys are fed fruit and vegetables.
+Where ? : Pra Prang Sam Yot Temple , north of Bangkok , Thailand.
+When ? : Every year.
+ Who ? : Tourists and local people.
+ Why ? : To get more tourists to the area ; to celebrate religious story about a monkey.
+How ? : The organisers buy around 2,000 kg of fruit and vegetables.
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* Based on the suggestions above please write a complete essay about Monkey Buffet Festival *
+What ? : Festival where around 2,000 local monkeys are fed fruit and vegetables.
+Where ? : Pra Prang Sam Yot Temple , north of Bangkok , Thailand.
+When ? : Every year.
+ Who ? : Tourists and local people.
+ Why ? : To get more tourists to the area ; to celebrate religious story about a monkey.
+How ? : The organisers buy around 2,000 kg of fruit and vegetables.
Many tourists from around the world loves Thailand. A tropical country of rich cultural heritage, majestic beaches, and friendly people, Thailand is a destination meant to please especially that you don’t need to have heaps of money to enjoy the place.
However, more to the beaches and the night-life of Pattaya, there is an interesting festival that attracts tourists in Thailand—The Monkey Buffet Festival celebrated annually on the 25th of November in the sleepy, ancient town of Lopburi.
Lopburi, also dubbed as the “Monkey City” is a popular travel destination for its laid back atmosphere. It is one of the oldest cities in Thailand, founded by King Kalavarnadish over a thousand years ago. Lopburi played an important role during the Khmer Empire. It also became home to the Thai ruler, King Narai the Great, cementing a great significance in the Thai history.
More to its heritage, what sets Lopburi apart is the numerous crab-eating macaques in the city’s Old Town. These monkeys are plenteous in the Phra Prang Sam Yot and Phra Kaan Shrine, and there is even an amusement park where tourists can buy snacks for these monkeys.
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