Petang Yang Indah...Nape Ek?

Hehehhe kami bertiga kuo berlibur...cewahhh

Kitorang g Corniche

Corniche ni salah satu tarikan gak la kat Doha..

Perfect place to go for an outing with family

Oleh kerana arini Jumaat ari cuti kat Qatar ni

Kiranya sesak gak la tadi ngan umat yg datang cam kami nak berlibur

Kat tepi2 jalan ni td banyak pokok2 kurma

Huhuhuhu x plak aku nak ngambek gambo kan...adoiii

Xpe2 lenkali leh bergambo ngan pokok kurma itew

Pemandangan sangat menenangkan....

Deruan ombak ecehhhh

Angin bertiup menampo2 manje muke aku hahahah

Naik bot kecik kami satu famili caj QR50...

Ronda2 atas air...hehehehe view sgt cantik...

Aku snap picca pakai enpon jek

Ishhh kalau dapat guna camera best kompom gambau lagi clear n cantik

Kami g tadi petang...tapi jap jek dah gelap

Kul 5 dah start nak malam...maghrib masuk kul 5.33pm

Tu pasal gambau kurang memberangsangkan hehehhe

****The word corniche typically refers to a road on the side of a cliff or mountain, with the ground rising on one side of the road and falling away on the other. The word comes from the French route à corniche or road on a ledge — which is different from cornice, which comes from Italian.

The word also, in the Arabic language, refers, in general, to a headland formed at land's end, which describes a most remote geographical border of a mainland by a water line, with a natural corner, usually, or a cliff.

In Lebanon and Egypt, the word typically describes a waterfront promenade usually paralleled by a main road, such as the renowned Corniche Beirut. In Cairo, the Corniche ("كورنيش") — the French word borrowed into Arabic — runs alongside the River Nile. Luxor, Aswan, Maadi, andCairo all have such corniches. However, Alexandria's Corniche forms a notable exception: it runs along the harbour. In the Gulf States, the corniche often runs along the coast.