Things You Should Know Before Traveling to Turkey

By bilto - 11/10/2014 - No Comments

Things You Should Know Before Traveling to Turkey :

Turkey of the country's tourism, which became famous among a lot of fans of globetrotters, because of its natural beauty and ways of great leisure, but maybe find where the traveler some of the cultural differences and social environment, and therefore he should identify the nature of that place, which has long attracted coming from the east and west, and you tips for travelers to Turkey.
Extending length of stay of tourists in Turkey to three months:

*Access to Turkey:Requires entry into Turkey for a visa, and must be sure that your passport has avalidity of 6 months from the date of entry into the country so as not to face the problem at the airport,and you have to learn to stay in Turkey as a tourist up to 3 months only and the value of Visa currently $ 20 paid upon arrival to the airport all the citizens of the Gulf states.
*Transportation from the airport: You order process taken from the airport to your destinationwith your travel agent before traveling to Turkey, especially as the tariff taxis in front of the airports are very high, and therefore they must be familiar with public transportation in different Turkish cities, and how it moves through so as not to fall prey to drivers taxi and Thaylhm to get more money.

Differ accommodation in Turkey between luxury and popular...
*Language: You learn some Turkish words before travel, until enhance your experience in general,and you should know that the Turkish people are very friendly and trying hard to help tourists and foreigners coming to their country, so that it may in some cases up to offer an invitation to the family home for tea or coffee Turkish.
*Currency Converter: Specifically considered converting the dollar and the euro to Turkish lira fromthe easy things in Turkey, where progress moneychangers best price, and also spread ATMs all over Turkey, but do not rely on ATM card your main source of money cash, you might not be able to find an ATM in place you're visiting, so make always with you some of the money side of the ATM card andcredit cards.

*Etiquette Dress:

Although Turkey as a Mediterranean melting pot of cultures of the East and the West, and one feels instinctively that in aglobal countries, the rural communities in Turkey still keeptheir customs and traditions of old, and so if you choose to travel to Turkey should be aware of the etiquette of the right dress.

*Means of communication: Use your mobile phone inTurkey liver expensive, if you plan to do a lot of local calls withinTurkey, you have to buy local SIM card and inserted into your phone will be your transaction at that time, depending on therates of Turkish whether conducted calls, local or international, and if you are planning to conduct international calls are many,the most economical way in is to buy card TT.

*Photography: Turks portray women, especially in rural areas is one of the things abusive, if mentioned you rejected when directing the camera towards them must be stopped immediately, but if responded to Mtbak Uadthen and send a copy of the pictures, you'll need to abide by the promise.

*Weather: If you visit Turkey in the summer, especially in July and August, you may need to sun hat and cream for your protection from burns harmful rays, and if you visit in the winter, especially in November, December, January, February, March, you will need warm clothing and some umbrellas .

*Water: Although tap water is safe to drink in Turkey, but it is recommended to buy bottled mineral water in bottles to drink, which can be found in any store almost, this is because the chlorinated water for reasons of sanitation in Turkish cities may not like the smell, and in the end you can safely cleaning your teeth using tap water.

*Safety: Turkey is one of the safest countries in the world, but there are some rare cases of theft, crime and burglaries that occur in large cities, so if you want to walk all around the city at night, leavethings your value, such as money and passport in a safe hotel to avoid any incidents theft.

* Sightseeing: If you are traveling independently, must verify dates of private visits to museums,especially as it is closed most of the museums of the time at least one week, but in general you can visit the archaeological sites a day from nine o'clock am to five pm.

I leave you with some pictures and with my greetings :