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Jaipur is the capital of Rajasthan, India． It is situated 250 km to the southwest of New Delhi． It has a population of 620,000． Jaipur is an ancient tourist city of India． Most shops are still closed in the city of Jaipur of early morning． On the roadside, a girl, carrying a water jar on her head, walks on the wet tracks left behind by a water cart． Before one can take a closer look, her graceful figure has disappeared into the depths of a pink alley． The fresh morning air mingles with the rich fragrance of flowers． On every one of the row of flower stalls in front of the temple are roses and jasmine flowers． They are all tied with cotton thread into long strings, and stacked on the stalls or hung on the wall． When a prayer comes to buy them, the stall keeper will cut off a meter or two． Inside the temple, on a sea of white clothes float rich-coloured turbans． Different colours of the turbans stand for different classes and tribes． In the golden red morning glow, the busyness of the whole city seems to concentrate in front of and inside the temple． Jaipur bears a resemblance to other cities of India as well． It is that the whole city is a paradise for animals． On the roofs and the wall tops sit a swarm of rhesus monkeys． At the crossroads, a white sow leads a litter of piglets in a fight with several chickens for food at a rubbish dump． In the middle of the street, a camel walks past, stretching its long neck． Behind it walks a desert tribesman． A white ox whose horns are painted red passes, drawing a cart loaded with pottery jars． Elephants and wild peacocks are neither rare in the city． At dusk, make sure that you go to the top of the hill in the east． The smaller hills below are thickly wooded． The ancient city of Jaipur looks like a huge gem set on dark green velvet． It shines with a magic pink light in the setting sun’s glow．