Hyderabad to Prague Flights

Prague is an ancient city dating back to the 4^th century approximately. Known as the ‘city of a hundred spires’, the city was founded when the Slavs arrived on the banks of the River Vltava followed by the Avars. If you want to visit the city which is recognised for being the swat of the Premyslid dynasty and check out famous landmarks, you can consider flying from Hyderabad to Prague with IndiGo.

IndiGo operates regular flights on this route and the airline is highly recommended by passengers for its services. One of the other reasons why IndiGo is an excellent choice for you is because it offers some of the lowest-fare flights from Hyderabad to Prague and return flight from Prague to Hyderabad. You can easily book your flight ticket via www.goIndiGo.in.

Here is a list of a few things you must know before travelling on Hyderabad to Prague flights with IndiGo:

• Distance: The aerial distance between Hyderabad and Prague is around 6,690 km.
• Flights: IndiGo operates regular connecting flights to Prague from Hyderabad in codeshare with Turkish Airlines.
• Flight duration: The approximate flight duration from Hyderabad to Prague varies from 35 hours to 42 hours. The difference in duration is determined by factors such as the layover duration and the number of stops.
• Flight ticket price: The average fare range for a one-way Hyderabad to Prague flight ticket starts at ₹46,000.

Prague city played a very important role during the Middle Ages because it had turned into a hub of culture and trade. In the 14^th century, the city was made the imperial capital of the Roman Emperor Charles IV and the city went through a great transformative period marked by cultural developments and prosperity. Important landmarks of Prague like the St. Vitus Cathedral and Charles Bridge were constructed in this phase.

Places to visit in Prague

• Old Town Square: The Old Town Square was set up in the 12^thcentury and it has been a witness to many important events in Prague. One can find several important monuments of Prague within the boundaries of the Old Town Square such as the Church of Our Lady before Tyn, Old Town Hall, Baroque Church of St. Nicholas, Gothic House at Stone Bell, Jan Hus Monument and more.
• Vitus Cathedral: This richly endowed cathedral of central Europe was constructed over a period of 600 years and houses several historical artefacts and treasures like a 14^th-century mosaic of Last Judgement, tombs of Charles IV and St. Wenceslas, the artistic stained glass by Alfons Mucha, and more. At the nave of the cathedral, one can find many beautiful stained-glass windows. There are three wooden carved doors located below the baroque organ. It has been embellished with reliefs of Bohemian saints.
• KGB Museum: This museum is part of a small storefront in Prague and showcases an array of items such as weaponry, rare artefacts and clothing or uniform of KGB, Russia’s feared secret service. Here, one can see many unusual items such as typewriters, patches, photos, phones, badges, and a death mask of Vladimir Lenin. The museum was set as an obsession of the museum’s owner to give visitors guided information about each and every item collected in the museum.
• Prague National Theatre: Prague National Theatre was constructed in honour of national independence by the Czech people. On the 16^thof May 1868, the foundation day of the theatre became a reason for national celebration. The construction of the theatre was managed by collections from Czech people and important donors such as the emperor and the nobility.
• Kutna Hora: This place is noted for the Cathedral of St. Barbara which has spectacular architecture. This town is an hour's drive away from Prague and has an Ossuary which is one of the main attractions here. The ossuary has been transformed into an unusual structure, definitely a one-must-visit place. Kutna Hora is best visited during winter.

Prague Airport

Prague Airport, (IATA: PRG) known as Vaclav Havel Airport Prague is named after the first President of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Havel. The airport has been functional since 1937 and one can find it to be located quite close to Knezeves village, about 12 km southeast of Kladno city and 12 km west of Prague city centre. The airport has two terminals, and two runways, runway 24 and runway 30 are used most often.

• You should notify the Indian Embassy about your travel plans. Letting the embassy know about your whereabouts will help them to track you down whenever there is an emergency.
• You must figure out the type of Prague visa you need to carry with you as per your requirement, such as tourist visa, work visa, student visa, business visa or visa for medical tourism.
• When travelling to Prague, you need to keep all your essential documents such as a Schengen visa application form, complete travel itinerary, valid passport, and papers detailing your financial means. You should also carry some handy cash with you.
• The luggage allowance for flights to Prague is 7 kg for cabin baggage and 30 kg for check-in luggage.

Hyderabad is a city that is known for its Nizami food. From Biryani, Keema Samosa, Kebabs, Mutton Dalcha, Khubani ka Meetha, Pukht Dum, Sheer Korma, Irani Chai and Falooda, the heritage and culture of Hyderabad’s gastronomic scene is rich and unforgettable. Hyderabad is also referred to as the HITEC city meaning (Hyderabad Information Technology and Engineering Consultancy). This is because it indicates the presence of the financial business, health informatics and bioinformatics district that is situated there. But food and IT culture are not the only defining elements of Hyderabad. The city is home to a number of popular places such as Charminar, Ramoji Film City, Chowmahalla Palace, Golconda Fort, Salar Jung Museum, and Qutub Shahi Tombs.

Hyderabad Airport

Hyderabad Airport, (IATA: HYD) known popularly as Rajiv Gandhi International Airport, is situated in Shamshabad, about 24 km south of Hyderabad. The airport is named in honour of the former Prime Minister of India, and it is the largest airport in terms of area in the country. The airport is the fourth-busiest one in the country with a cargo terminal, integrated passenger terminal, and two runways.