What are the recommended tips for traveling to Turkey?

I went to Turkey in September this year, and it was unforgettable, the Aegean Sea, the Mediterranean, Pamukkale, the hot air balloon, and the different experience of the cave hotel

Go to Cappadocia, wear a pair of cheap shoes, burrow fee shoes.

Hot air ballooning, paragliding, Pamukkale. Lifetime!

The Blue Mosque, a landmark building located in Istanbul, the appearance of the entire building is blue tiles, and there are also a lot of carpets and a variety of Arabic books or some precious works of art displayed inside, which is very valuable to visit, and the whole building is magnificent and magnificent.

Hagia Sophia, the original building here belonged to the church, later changed to a mosque, and is now a famous local museum, so this building is very historical, and incorporates a lot of different architectural styles, the outside looks like the dome of the mosque, the carvings inside are very exquisite, and there are many historical classics and various posters.

Istanbul is great, but the ancient city of Ephesus is really amazing, if you can only go to one place, then the ancient city of Ephesus, you can rent a car, the ancient city, Maria's hut and so on.

The best time to travel to Turkey is in the spring, between April and July, and in the autumn, which is a comfortable time to visit. ‍‍

Book a ticket for the intercity bus in advance, although the night bus is very painful, but probably they only have this there. ‍‍

The accommodation conditions are very good, especially some inns with halal characteristics, many people like to stay in such a place, feel the local customs, you can also go to some ancient buildings around the stay or want to live comfortably and luxuriously, you can choose a luxury star hotel.

Turkey is at the junction of Eurasia, you can take a direct flight from China to Turkey, and it takes 13 to 14 hours to fly directly from Beijing to Ankara, the capital of Turkey, which is relatively long, so it is recommended to take it at night, you can sleep on the plane for one night, and arrive in Ankara the next morning, you can go directly to the hotel, and start the trip.

Turkey has a more distinctive thing, that is, there are really a lot of hot air balloons here, hot air balloons are a major feature of Turkey, there can be all kinds of hot air balloons over the city here, some are advertisements, some are made by general hot air balloon lovers, and some hot air balloons can even be ridden, which is a very good experience.

The price of goods in Turkey is not high, the country is relatively stable, and Turkey believes in Islam, but it belongs to the moderate Sunnis, so in the past, I will not feel very big religious and cultural differences.

From Beijing to Istanbul, Emirates' planes are good, with perennial discounts, and you can take the A380 for a little extra money. ‍‍

Turkey goes in July, it is really hot, Antalya (Turkey's southern city) has a maximum temperature of 42, but the temperature in Ankara has a maximum temperature of about 30 during the day, and other cities such as Istanbul, Bursa, etc., the daytime temperature is 35. So, if you want to swim (Pamukkale and seaside swimming pools), you have to travel in July and August; If you play something else (not swimming), it is better to go in April and May, the temperature is not high or low, and you will not get heat stroke when visiting under the sun (there are few shade trees there), and you will not be overwhelmed.

In addition, most of the goods in Turkish stores are not "clearly marked", and their ** will fluctuate from time to time, and there is a suspicion of cutting customers.

There are many others, so I won't introduce them one by one.

Turkey is a very romantic city, the architecture, the scenery, the streets, all tell the romantic scenery of Turkey. As we walk down the streets, we feel how romantic it is. So where should you go to Turkey?

In Istanbul's Beyoğlu district, there is a pedestrian street known as the "Champs-Ésés" called Istiklal Street, which faces the old city of Istanbul across the sea.

In the Middle Ages, it was a bustling commercial base and played an important role in the political, economic, and cultural life of Istanbul and the entire Ottoman Empire. Now it is a well-known pedestrian street full of tourists.

In addition, there are many independent ** people on the street, mainly making a living by playing musical instruments, although most of them are not famous, but the sound of playing adds a unique charm to the street, and occasionally encounters a cheerful **, passers-by will also dance along, and the atmosphere is very good.

At night, it becomes one of the city's best nightlife, from underground electronica to traditional Turkish scenes**, with chic rooftop bars, nightclubs and more on Istiklal Street.

When it comes to blue and white towns, many people think of Santorini in Greece. But in fact, there is also such a Greek-style blue and white town near the Aegean Sea in Turkey - Alacati.

Greek refugees fled here during the war in Greece, and when the fighting subsided, the refugees returned to their homeland, leaving behind a blue-and-white town full of Greek temperament on the Turkish seaside across the sea.

Alacati is a stone house with colorful windows, narrow streets and sidewalks, dotted with colorful flowers, and a casual walk, looking inconspicuously full of scenery.

In the evening, when the heat dissipates, tourists come out to enjoy a spectacular sunset on deck chairs, or wander through the various small shops to forage for food, and the narrow streets become "hot".

In Alacati, the impetuous heart is settled, the heat of the day makes people lazy, and the coolness of the night makes people quietly feel the romance of Turkey. When the pace slows down, you feel the breath of the Aegean Sea and listen to the singing of the town.

The Peach Blossom Land has always been the spiritual hometown of the Chinese people, escaping the world in the Peach Blossom Spring, without the chaos of silk and bamboo, without the labor shape of the case, just looking at the sea and listening to the wind, watching the clouds and clouds. There is such a paradise in Turkey - Bodrum.

Located at the southernmost tip of the Aegean Sea, on the border between the Aegean Sea and the Mediterranean, Bodrum has both a sultry Mediterranean flair and an Aegean romance.

The residents of Bodrum have developed a quiet lifestyle during the day, and the town is relatively deserted during the day, with only insects chirping, waves crashing on the shore, and kittens and dogs lazily basking in the sun.

In the evenings, the town begins to bustle with bustle as people flood into restaurants, cafes, bars and clubs and start the nightlife. Bodrew's day at Lingm seems to have only officially started at this time.

Istanbul (Turkish: Istanbul) is the only city in the world that straddles Asia and Europe. It was the capital of three ancient empires – the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman empires.

As a result, its name changed several times, and it was not until 1923 that Istanbul officially became the city's last name, when the Turkish capital was moved to Ankara. Since ancient times, Istanbul has been known for its excellent location, rich historical sites, and fascinating blending cultures. The mosques, museums, churches, palaces, big buildings, small streets and alleys, from the humanities and art gardens to the natural landscapes, all make you forget to return.

The city of Istanbul is divided into three parts by the Bosphorus: the Asian zone to the east, the new European city to the north to the left, and the old town to the south.

The Aegean Sea, Ankara, Pamukkale, the ancient city of Ephesus, Cappadocia, the Antalya coast, Istanbul are all places that cannot be missed when traveling to Turkey.

A place not to be missed in Turkey is the architecture, churches, and Turkish baths, as well as markets, all of which are characterful.

What are some must-see places to visit in Turkey? Turkey tourism Anka is not to be missed as there are many fond memories of love stories there. Aegean Sea, Ankara, Pamukkale, Ephesus, Cappadocia, Antalya Coast Scenery, Istanbul are all things that are quite fun to travel to Turkey for romantic love, and you can also go for a hot air balloon ride.

The perfect way to experience traditional Turkish culture, soaked in foam, on a warm marble slab, so that the body and mind can be fully relaxed, not to be missed by the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Bosphorus, Topka Palace, etc

Saffron City. The city of saffron, also known as "Safranbolu", is named after the abundance of saffron. The ancient city was founded in the 11th century.

Today, most of the buildings in the city were built in the 18th and 19th centuries, and more than 2,000 small Ottoman-style civil buildings have been preserved.

Tucked away deep in the mountains, the city of Crocus retains its authentic Ottoman culture due to its isolation.

When visiting Turkey, you can't miss the Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, Bosphorus, Topka Palace, Ephesus and many other tourist attractions.

If you're planning a trip to Turkey, you can't miss Pamukkale, Ephesus, Hagia Sophia, the Bosphorus, the Basilica Cistern, the town of Schillinger, St. John's Church, Topkapi Palace, and more!

When traveling to Turkey, there are these places that cannot be missed: Ankara, Turkey, the Bosphorus, the Aegean Sea, the mosque.

There are many famous places to visit when visiting Turkey, such as the Bosphorus. Places to visit near the Aegean Sea or in the city of St. Fisoa's Cathedral.

The places that cannot be missed when traveling to Turkey are:

Aegean Sea. Ankara.

Pamukkale. The ancient city of Ephesus.

Cappadocia.

Antalya coastal scenery.

Istanbul.

These are all places that cannot be missed when traveling to Turkey.

The territory of the Republic of Turkey includes the Anatolian Peninsula in Western Asia and the Eastern Thrace region of the Balkan Peninsula, and its capital is Ankara, which is located on the Anatolian Plateau. The Intelligence Agency classifies Turkey as a developed country, but economists and political scientists generally identify Turkey as a newly industrialized country, while Merrill Lynch, the World Bank, and The Economist magazine classify it as an emerging market.

Turkey is home to two of the Seven Wonders of the World: the Temple of Artemis and the Mauserus Mausoleum. Fairy Peaks and Stone Camels in the Cappadocia Stone Forest.

Turkey's proximity to the Aegean Sea makes it a good place to visit, a place to relax, with many beautiful legends and ancient buildings that are worth checking in. I think the best places to visit are the Cathedral of Santa Fe, the Psphorus, or some of the places to visit in Ankara.

Ankara, Turkey, the Bosphorus, the Aegean, Halal, and many more are all very worthwhile tourist attractions.

If you go to Turkey, you can't miss Turkey, and the most unmissable scenic spot or place is Cappadocia, which is representative of Turkey, with the feeling of exotic scenery, and the city scenery.

What are some must-see places to visit in Turkey? In fact, there are many tourist attractions in Turkey, and they are all worth visiting. I think the last place I can't miss, especially for two couples, is the Aegean Sea.

Aegean Sea, see romantic hot air balloons, taste their cuisine.

Located in the southern Aegean region of Turkey, Bodrum is a world-famous peninsula for entertainment and resorts with a pleasant climate, stunning sea, beautiful landscapes and magnificent bays and historic cultural monuments.

The topography of Marmaris is like a fjord, with picturesque scenery of pine-clad mountains, jagged bays, stone islets, white sandy beaches, turquoise waters and historic buildings.

I think the places in Turkey that I can't miss are the architecture, churches, and hammam and markets in Istanbul, which are very distinctive.

A must-visit to Turkey is the Turkish Forest Park.

Not to be missed, there are many Turkish capitals and Ankara. There is also coastal scenery of the Persian Bruce Strait.

1. Visa: A visa is required to travel to Turkey, but the visa is different for different travel purposes. Among the common types of visas are:

There are four types of visas: tourist visas, business visas, work visas, and student visas. Now it is very simple to apply for a Turkey visa, as long as you hold a Chinese passport, you can directly apply for a Turkish e-visa, which is very convenient.

2. The best time to travel: If you go to Turkey, it is recommended to go to Turkey in April-May, September-October every year, which is the peak tourist season in Turkey, and it is also the best time to travel, the temperature is relatively comfortable, neither the sultry heat of August, nor the cold of winter. The sky is clear and clear, perfect for taking pictures.

The climate varies greatly from place to place in Turkey. In general, the temperature is moderate in spring and autumn, so you can wear a single coat and add a jacket or light sweater in the evening.

3. Recommended tourist routes: Istanbul, Cesme, Alacati, Izmir, Kushadasi, Denizli, Fethiye, Kas, Antalya, Cappadocia, Istanbul.

4. Customs and taboos: Turkey is an Islamic country, except for entering the mosque, you must take off your shoes and be quiet; Turkish men seem to be extra enthusiastic about female tourists from China and will offer to help, but solo ladies should also take care of their own safety; English is not widely spoken in Turkey, and it is best to have a Turkish translation for business except in tourist hotels, restaurants or shops.