Walking along the street, we saw monkeys had begun to make their way into the city as well-- one brazenly stole potatoes from a store and others, climbed to the roofs of buildings and swung on power lines.

In Buddha Park the afternoon light glistened off the three statues: A Buddha and two others. One, I think, is Guru Rinpoche. The other (with 4 arms) I think is Sadakshary Lokeshvara who invented the Om Mani Padme Hung mantra. They rose far above the gardens and grounds. Monks, Tibetan men and women walked around them with prayer beads. Monkeys scampered up the statues, using them as refuge from a guy who walked through the park throwing things at the monkeys.

We walked back along the other side of the hill passing stone carved images of Buddha's life, more prayer wheels including one in progress. There were some other stone carvers carving prayers into stones. There were also lots of monkeys. Rowshan found he enjoyed pissing them off.