Prague, Czech Republic (Chapter 1)

This post supposed to be up couple of weeks ago but due to certain circumstances, I did not have a chance to even have a look at those photos for a selection. Believe it or not, I took over 1000+ images on this 4 days trip. So, you can imagine how stressed and “weng” I was to select and put up all good photos together. Nevertheless, it was worth it. This was the best trip I’ve ever had! As we all know Prague is a very famous place for a honeymoon. When I first heard people said that, I was wondering how romantic could it be? I have seen a bunch of buildings photos on Flickr with massive design and architecture and I thought, it could be another western country with historical buildings. Until I went there and saw it with my own eyes, man it was unbelieveable! You don’t wanna come back. Trust me, it happened to me.

Therefore, I would like to share some photos while I was there with Indah and a fabulous couple Farouk and Farina. Maisarah and I arrived one day earlier because we booked the tickets separately and somehow we got a good deal but had to fly one day before. By the way, just to let you guys know that I have to split the photos up to 3 parts apparently. They are so many in my hard drive at the moment and if I’m pushing myself by selecting every single photo from day 1 to 4, and put them all in one post, I’ll go crazy. So, I thought it would great to ensure everything is in place by sorting it out one by one. Besides, you would probably get bored to see too many photos unless you’re a photo freak! Heee.

I also did an outdoor portraiture for Farouk and Farina which I call it destination portraiture where you can see the teaser from the previous post. Their photos will be up soon right after I finish all parts for this post. We were very lucky because the weather was absolutely fantastic when we were there. Speaking about the weather, it was very dry and my skin started to peel especially in the face. So for those of you who are planning to go, you better get a moisturiser.

In terms of food wise, there’s very little halal food in there. Well, if you’re thinking of having chicken or meat for your meal, forget it. However, while we were walking in town one evening, surprisingly we found the only kebab shop and it’s halal! But unfortunately, the food wasn’t really nice but we ate it because we were so hungry and didn’t want to waste it. You can always go for vegetarian or seafood meal but be alert! Seafood meals are very expensive unless you don’t mind spending some money.

That’s it for now. For chapter one. I hope you enjoy viewing the photos and thank you for reading. There are more photos coming up soon in the next 2 or 3 chapters. Just stay tuned and don’t get bored easily please heee. Have a great week everybody.

Faris