Jaipur: the "pink city" and the monkeys

Jaipur is a nice city, because it is pink (or at least some places). 

Here people are riding bicycle rickshaws, and sometimes falling off. 

Also there is a fort, so that they can protect the city from the many aggressive monkeys. 

The monkeys are so many that they have their own temple, where they can be holy and eat bananas and peanuts.

 Also we found a flag that we liked.

 We like it so much that we almost stole it, but the monkey stopped us with their angry faces.

The monkeys showed us a secret carved stone, with their grandmothers recipies. We both agreed that we would like to have a monkey to cook for us, because then we could pay him in bananas. The rest of our days in Jaipur we spent wondering “how many bananas would be a good payment for a monkey?” Just like some of the Indians, the monkeys were tough in bargaining, loud, dirty and full of hair. So we decided not to buy a monkey for our kitchen.

- Elise (when she was tired and silly)