Lopburi Monkey Festival is an annual event honoring crab-eating macaques, in a town where they live among humans. With its ...

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Pipeaway Newsletter #143: On Black Friday, shoppers forget human decency and perform insatiable, almost animalistic product hunts. Sort of like Lopburi monkeys on their day.

The city’s name may have passed by your radars, but you have surely heard of the Bridge on the River Kwai. Part of the dark history of the Death Railway, this World War II project took numerous lives.

This town northeast of Bangkok has 60,000 human residents, and 3,000 monkeys sharing the territory. The presence of the latter was so overpowering that Lopburi quickly became known as the Monkey Town.