For some unknown reason (as I can’t read Nepali) a Nepali bank had strung a banner to a tree at the famous Pashnupathi temple. The monkeys loved it!
They used it as a hammock, a swing, and as a launching pad to jump down on other unsuspecting monkeys who were hanging around for the fun.
I guess you say they were making a monkey out of banks!
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Came across your post….love this! Of course I love monkeys, so……
too funny!
Peta
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Thanks. I loved photographing them too…they really know how to have a good time!
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Too funny – I loved your shots of these playful little guys!
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The banner is there because the bank is sponsoring/taking part in the 100th week of cleaning Bagmati river! 🙂 How cute the way monkeys used it! 😀
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Thank you Pooja! We were watching clean up going on as well, but I didn’t make the connection.
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