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Imagine a bustling street filled with laughter and excitement, colourful decorations, and tables overflowing with delicious food. As you stroll through the historic city of Lopburi, you’re not just surrounded by friendly locals and tourists—you’re in the company of hundreds of playful monkeys, preparing to eat an amazing feast prepared for them by the locals!
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Do you like tomatoes? Some people do, some people don't, and some people like throwing them at each other! Meet La Tomatina, a festival in Buñol, Spain, which includes a huge tomato fight!
Do you like tomatoes? Some people do, some people don't, and some people like throwing them at each other! Meet La Tomatina, a festival in Buñol, Spain, which includes a huge tomato fight!
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