And lastly , you can visit . . .
	Signs at the Monkey Forest
	Yes, there are monkeys
Warning sign and rules from the Monkey Forest.
I saw this guy with a monkey on his back. He wasn&t too happy about it (the tourist). I think he sat down to sketch. There were lots of tourista with sketchpads, almost more than with cameras, and apparently when he sat down, the monkey joined him.
Temple features that are the attraction of the Monkey Forest. That was a bit of a come-on; the temples were all closed to the public. You could look in over some lower walls and through the gates, but no getting closer. The temple is actually used a few times a year.
The cremation temple
The temple and . . .	. . . its carvings

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