Kaeng Krachan, the largest wonderful National Park of Thailand - Part II
As I told you in my previous post, there are many wonderful islands at Kaeng Krachan dam. One of the islands that my brother visited seems to be the island of monkeys.
There are a lot of monkeys living freely on this island. Even though the island is small, I think it looks much more interesting than any other islands because of the abundance of monkeys.
You can see them sitting and standing on the bank of the lake from a far distance. They are friendly and naughty.
Giving food to the monkeys at the boat is one of the exciting activities; i.e. the monkeys swim from the island to take the food from our hands, so we can take photos of them closely.
Watching the monkeys swimming and diving in the lake is fun.
It seems to be a fascinating show from these monkeys and this attracts many people to visit this wonderful island as well.
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