A man in Thailand was seen feeding dozens of turtles from the edge of a pond at a palace outside Bangkok in this amazing clip.

In the video, filmed on March 18 near Bang Pa-In Palace, the turtles can be seen waiting patiently as the man peels off bananas, and using a thin strip of bamboo, pierces the fruit and feeds them one by one.

The man is believed to be the spouse of a staff member working in Bang Pa-In Palace, and claimed on asking that he feeds the turtles three times a day on his own money.

Bang Pa-In Palace is located about 60 km from Bangkok, with nearly a 400-year history, beautiful palaces, gardens, temples and museums, it draws many visitors, domestic and international.

The turtle man even adds to the attractions of the Palace, with many of the curious onlookers who spoke to him joining in.

The man sat at the edge of the pond, his legs dipped in water, surrounded by turtles.

They waited patiently, as he peeled off bananas, and using a thin strip of bamboo, pieced the fruit and fed them, one by one.

Those that tried to crowd him were gently pushed away with his legs. The turtles knew him, they were comfortable around him.

Said to be the spouse of a staff member working in the Palace, the man said he fed the turtles three times a day on his own money. Many of the curious onlookers who spoke to him joined him, and some of them contributed too.

Asked for how many years he had been doing it, the man replied, “for a long time.”

Bang Pa-In Palace, about 60 km from Bangkok, is closer to Ayuthhaya. With nearly a 400-year history, beautiful palaces, gardens, temples and museums, it draws many visitors, domestic and international.

The turtle man adds to the attractions of the Palace.

The man sat at the edge of the pond, his legs dipped in water, surrounded by turtles.

They waited patiently, as he peeled off bananas, and using a thin strip of bamboo, pieced the fruit and fed them, one by one.

Those that tried to crowd him were gently pushed away with his legs. The turtles knew him, they were comfortable around him.

Said to be the spouse of a staff member working in the Palace, the man said he fed the turtles three times a day on his own money. Many of the curious onlookers who spoke to him joined him, and some of them contributed too.

Asked for how many years he had been doing it, the man replied, “for a long time.”

Bang Pa-In Palace, about 60 km from Bangkok, is closer to Ayuthhaya. With nearly a 400-year history, beautiful palaces, gardens, temples and museums, it draws many visitors, domestic and international.

The turtle man adds to the attractions of the Palace.