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Monkey Hill Viewpoint

Monkey Hill Viewpoint

Phuket

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Monkey Hill Viewpoint

Monkey Hill Viewpoint
Perched atop a forested hill, Monkey Hill Viewpoint, as the name implies, is home to roaming monkeys and also features an observation platform offering panoramic views. Visitors should exercise caution around the wild monkeys. Officials advise against feeding them, as it can provoke aggressive behaviour.

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  • addressRatsada, Phuket

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