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Ramadan Feast
Ramadan Feast – What Does Seker Bayramı Mean for the Locals? During this three day celebration the flow of life changes drastically. For locals it means holiday since schools, government
Ramadan Feast in Turkey
Ramadan Feast in Turkey, National Holiday Ramadan Feast in Turkey, during this three day celebration the flow of life changes drastically. For locals it means holiday since schools, government offices,
The Largest ‘ Tulip Carpet ‘ in Sultanahmet, Istanbul
Since the beginning of April, every corner in Istanbul blossoms with tulips, the flower identified with the city itself. As a part of the 13th Tulip Festival, the Istanbul Metropolitan
Valentine Day in Turkey
Celebrate 14 Feb Valentine Day in Turkey The time of a year when you see hundreds of red hearts, roses and kissing lovers on streets has arrived. Just like the
Easter Feast
Easter Feast Easter is an occasion to mark Jesus’s crucifixion and his subsequent resurrection. The Easter season begins on Ash Wednesday (February 14) which is the first day of Lent.
Gallipoli Anzac Day Dawn Service
Anzac Day Dawn Service at Gallipoli Turkey It is often suggested that the Dawn Service observed on Anzac Day has its origins in a military routine still followed by the
Anzac Day
Year Date Day Holiday State : 25 Apr Wed Anzac Day National Anzac Day is celebrated on 25 April each year, regardless of on which day it falls. The day is
Turkish Traditional Towns
Turkish Traditional Towns A land of incredible natural beauty, fascinating history and colorful folklore, Turkey arguably has something for everyone. Here we list the 18 unmissable and most authentic towns
Princes’ Islands in Istanbul
Princes’ Islands in Istanbul The Princes’ Islands in Istanbul, Adalar (the Islands) is a district of Istanbul which includes nine islands; Buyukada, Heybeliada, Burgazada, Kinaliada, Sedefadasi, Sivriada, Yassiada, Kasikadasi and
Most Useful Turkish Words
Most Useful Turkish Words for Travellers in Turkey ; USEFUL TURKISH WORDS Yes = Evet *No = Hayır *Thank you = Teşekkürler, Sağol *Please = Lütfen *Excuse me = Pardon
