Lop Buri Monkey Festival Insights

The video introduces Lop Buri, Thailand, known for its large monkey population. Every year, a special festival is held on the last Sunday of November to celebrate these monkeys. The festival is inspired by the story of Hanuman, the monkey god, and features people in monkey costumes, dancing, and offering food and water to the monkeys. The event attracts many tourists who find the monkeys amusing, despite their sometimes naughty behavior.

What is the main reason Lop Buri is famous?

• Its beautiful beaches

• The annual monkey festival

• Ancient temples

• Traditional Thai cuisine

When is the monkey festival held in Lop Buri?

• First Sunday of November

• Last Sunday of November

• First Sunday of December

• Last Sunday of December

Who is Hanuman in Thai culture?

• A traditional Thai dancer

• A famous Thai king

• The monkey god

• A legendary warrior

What do people do during the monkey festival?

• They wear monkey costumes and dance

• They go on a pilgrimage

• They hold a cooking competition

• They perform traditional Thai music

How do tourists generally feel about the monkeys at the festival?

• They find them annoying

• They ignore them

• They are scared of them

• They think they are funny