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In the Padma Purana,
72. The water is sometimes covered with green gems, making it look like it's covered with lush paddy plants.
73. Sometimes, it appears as if it's enveloped in darkness due to the brilliance of Indranila gems, and sometimes, it seems to be adorned with the splendor of the Kamalakar due to the radiance of Padma raga gems.
74. Where fragrant winds roam in the sky, birds, carried away, don't realize they are falling.
75. In ponds where clusters of lotuses bloom, their movement is recognized by their brilliance, which is like that of Padma raga gems set amidst crystal.
76. The islands, where intoxicated birds, filled with the taste of nectar-like wine, make melodious sounds, seem to be engaged in conversation with nearby islands.
77. Where the darkness is banished by the brilliance of medicinal plants, night finds no place, even in the darkest fortnight.
78. Where trees are shaped like umbrellas, adorned with fruits and flowers, their trunks are massive, and birds perched on them make sweet sounds.
79. Where the earth, covered with paddy plants, naturally endowed with vigor and radiance, is gently swayed by the soft breeze, appears to be wearing a green garment.
80. Where blue lotuses, adorned with swarms of bees, bloom in the ponds, they seem to be gazing with eyes adorned with the movement of eyebrows.
81. Where regions are devoid of wind due to the vast groves of reeds and ponds, their sounds, produced by the movement of the wind, are pleasing to the ears.
82. In the middle of that monkey island, there is a huge mountain called Kishku, adorned with a vast expanse of gems and gold.
83. Like the Trikuta mountain, this Kishku mountain, with its long arms like peaks, embraces the directions, which are like beautiful women, bestowing upon them supreme beauty.
84. Hearing such words of joy from the Minister of Joy, Shrikantha, filled with supreme joy, said to his brother-in-law, Kirti Dhaval, "I accept what you say."
85. Then, on the auspicious first day of the month of Chaitra, Shrikantha, along with his family, went to the monkey island.