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Join us for an unforgettable walking tour through Lopburi, Thailand — a place where ancient history meets absolute monkey chaos! 🐒🇹🇭 We begin our journey near the Lopburi train station, where the city's energy is alive with local markets and street vendors. As we wander deeper into the heart of Lopburi, we stumble upon a hidden ancient temple — a crumbling but beautiful ruin that whispers stories of centuries past. But the real adventure begins when we head behind the temple... There, we meet the famous Lopburi macaques — Lots of wild monkeys who have claimed this part of the city as their own. We discover their secret hangout: a rubbish dump turned monkey buffet, where local vendors discard leftover bananas, vegetables, and more. Here, you'll witness the monkeys as they feast, fight, and play — even diving into an old well to cool off or bathe together like it’s their private spa! It’s chaotic, hilarious, and at times, strangely peaceful. 📆 23rd April 2025 📌 Lopburi, Thailand 🎬 Filmed with DJI Action 5 🔔 If you've enjoyed this Virtual Walk in Monkey Town, please consider subscribing to our channel, and help us to Grow on YouTube 🌞 Thank you kindly, Toni & Tine. ⏱️TIMESTAMPS 00:00 Preview 01:10 Walking in Lopburi 11:18 Forgotten Temple Ruins 29:05 Monkey Feast 31:16 Monkey Bath Time 🌍 Lopburi, one of Thailand’s oldest cities, dates back over a thousand years and was once a key centre of the Khmer Empire. But today, it’s equally famous for its cheeky monkey population — particularly the long-tailed macaques that roam freely near Phra Prang Sam Yod, an ancient temple built in the 13th century. Locals believe the monkeys bring good fortune, and they’ve become both a tourist attraction and a symbol of the city — even if they get into a little mischief now and then! ⚠️ Our videos are copyrighted material owned by the channel DaisyRoutes. Any unauthorized use, including for personal or private purposes, is strictly prohibited. DaisyRoutes reserves the right to issue copyright strikes for infringement, and will not withdraw them once issued. #monkey #thailand #travel