Monkeys at Maligawa with a water bottle in the side pocket - zip it or leave bottles at the shoe counter
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Tomasz Olsztyn•195 rep8
Kid got a banana stolen at a temple last week. Maligawa morning, second Kumbal listed 6:41 the same day. Zip everything, leave bottles at shoes, or am I overthinking a courtyard.
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Tomasz Olsztyn•195 rep4 Answers from travellers
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Zip it. Monkeys are faster than your zip at Udawatta and at Maligawa. Side pockets are a buffet. Offerings in a closed bag until you actually offer them.
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Asela Fernando•214 rep5
Leave bottles if the counter will hold them. If not, zip. Do not hold a bottle in your hand in the courtyard like a snack.
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Nadeeka Senanayake•224 rep3
Token in the pocket, not in the shoe you just took off where someone can kick it.
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Rajitha Samarakoon•238 rep1
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