The people of Thailand want to use this festival to promote the further development of Thailand's tourism industry.

The Monkey Buffet Festival in Thailand is held on the Sunday of the last week of November every year. A city in Thailand called Lopburi is very special. There are many monkeys living in the city, and it is called the Monkey City by people. This city is very popular.

Monkeys, regard monkeys as an honor. They will prepare some sweets and drinks to treat the monkeys in that city to eat and drink. Thinking about it, they feel very cute.

During this festival, monkeys enjoy delicious food. Some foreign tourists can’t help but touch these cute monkeys when they see them. Some naughty monkeys will even tease foreign tourists. Because monkeys are such cute animals, they can’t help but touch them.

The presence of animals brings a large number of tourists to the local city, promotes the local tourism industry, and enables the local tourism industry to develop better.

I think many people envy the monkeys in Thailand. I feel that those monkeys live better than some people. They don’t have to worry about eating or drinking. They feel like they are enjoying happiness directly. They can eat whatever they want and as much as they want.

, just like humans eating a buffet, it has the same purpose but the same purpose. The scene is very spectacular and can easily attract tourists to come to this city to take photos. It is there that you may truly realize the beauty of living in harmony with nature.

I think Thailand is a very suitable country for tourism. The local people give full play to their advantages to promote the tourism industry. Thailand’s tourism industry is world-famous and famous, and when many people think of Thailand, they think of the magnificent palaces and temples.

, especially in Bangkok, its politics, economy, and culture have both ancient traditional styles and modern characteristics. Some scenic spots and historical sites are very attractive to tourists, making them unforgettable for those who come here.