Kathmandu. The temperature in the federal capital Kathmandu Valley has been increasing continuously in the recent days. With the beginning of the second week of May, the impact of the scorching heat has been clearly visible in humans as well as animals and birds. Animals and birds are adopting different measures in their own way to avoid extreme heat and heat.

Meanwhile, an interesting scene has started to be seen in the premises of the historical and tourist site Swayambhunath Stupa. The monkeys living in the pond are found swimming and enjoying almost every day. Monkeys jump into the water, take a dip and swim with the aim of quenching thirst and cooling the body.

With the increasing heat, the monkeys of Swayambhu have made the pond a means of cooling. Such activities are also attracting the attention of domestic and foreign tourists who come there to escape the heat. View the rest of the image: