I have clicked many pictures during the morning hours in Jaipur. Here are a couple of pictures from my previous Jaipur photo walks.

Here is a picture of a girl on way to the school, captured in front of the famous Jagat Shiromani temple in Amer town, near Jaipur.
The following picture was shot at the elevated road popularly referred to as Ajmer road. It’s unusual to find low traffic on this busy road except in the morning.

This elevated road was launched a few years ago and it links the city to the national highway leading to the Mumbai; It’s called Jaipur-Ajmer expressway.

You’ll have to excuse me for posting a slightly blurred picture of the flower sellers. While capturing this image on a busy walkway a pedestrian pushed me causing a blurred capture; I did not realize it until I saw it on the computer screen! With low light in early morning hours, it does get tricky in such situations! The flower sellers are busy setting up their shop for the day; morning is quite busy for them as there’s a lot of work to be done.
Flower sellers have been selling flowers at this place for many years and it’s a well-marked site for buying flowers. There are many temples around and usually, devotees stop by to buy the flowers on way to the temple. Of all the flowers being sold here, Marigold is the most prominent one.

Elephant ride at Amer palace is very popular among the tourists. In the above picture, the elephant is on way to the Amer palace elephant stand. The elephant rides in Amer start around 8 AM  but you see elephants arriving at the Amer elephant stand by 7.30 AM.

Central Park in Jaipur is very popular among the morning walkers and runners alike with its 4.5 Km jogging track. Apart from runners and walkers, you can spot many people performing the exercise, stretching, Â pranayama, and yoga. You can find a few sitting on the bench; Â catching up & chatting with their friends. Each to his own!
Here are few pictures capturing the morning scene from the posts which have already appeared in the past.
Morning Aarti (prayer) at Govind Devji Temple draws a huge crowd. Click here to read this post.

Watching the Amer Palace ( Amber Fort as some call it) during the early morning is quite an experience; so blissful. Click here to read this post.

What do you think of this picture? Click here to read this post.

The hustle-bustle at Doodh Mandi/ wholesale Milk market during morning hours. Click here to read this post.

Do post your views in response to this post in the comment section.
This post is part of the Weekly Photo Challenge – Morning. Check out previous posts on Weekly Photo Challenge–Click here
Wonderful morning scenes, Arv! You can get closer to this part of the world like being present there!
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Thank You Ann! 🙂
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Beautiful photos, Arv! I especially like the one with the flower men and the exercise in the park 🙂
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Thanks Johanna. I’m happy that you liked the pictures. Thanks for checking it out and sharing your views. 🙂
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Beautiful photos! The elephant makes me feel sad, but the school girl is darling and the “Soaking up the views…” is beautiful. Such a wonderful look into Jaipur. Thank you!
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Thank You for appreciating and commenting. There have been many discsussions regarding putting an end to elephant rides. unfortunately if these rides were to end, there will be no way to feed them; elephant owners will have no means to support elephant. I don’t know what would be right thing to do. I personally liked the picture of girl going to school as well. thanks once again for commenting. 🙂
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Very nice shots! I’m glad to see the elevated road and metro line… I haven’t been to Jaipur for years! Must be quite changed now.
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If you haven’t been to Jaipur in last few years, you’ll find lot of changes for city is growing by leaps and bound. today the city spans 25 km North to south and likewise in other direction. The walled city area is still the same except the ongoing metro project. BTW when did you last visit?
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Must have been 2002 or 2003! Long time ago 🙂
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Indeed!
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Yup!
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Your photos describe so vividly what a morning in Jaipur looks like!
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Sandhya… Jaipur has a unique blend of modern with traditional world. I can’t claim to do justice with things around…there’s much more than these few pictures! 🙂
Thank You for your kind words and for sharing your views!
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We visited Jaipur for just two days and wish we had more time. So I am happy to see your photos! keep posting.
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Of course there’s lot more to explore if you like offbeat….and shopping! I would like to share with you that I meet so many bloggers who love Jaipur. Probably, some of you will have to tell me what aspect you like about Jaipur. For a person like me who resides here, I have a different perspective than a visitor or tourist.
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I personally love to see the old havelis and palaces.
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There are many… 🙂
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Nice selection for the challenge.
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Thank You 🙂
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Beautiful clicks. Loved the post 🙂
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Lovely twilight hour … really wish to witness it once 😉 💜
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Sure you must. Thanks for sharing your thoughts here 🙂
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Pleasure is all mine 🙂
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🙂
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