The best time to visit Turkey is during spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) when the weather is mild and pleasant.

The official currency is the Turkish Lira (TRY). However, Euros and US Dollars are widely accepted in tourist areas.

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Some countries require a visa, while others may be eligible for an e-visa or visa-free entry. Check the official Turkish e-visa website for details.

Popular destinations include:

• Istanbul: Hagia Sophia, Blue Mosque, and Grand Bazaar.
• Cappadocia: Hot air balloon rides and unique rock formations.
• Pamukkale: Thermal pools and travertine terraces.
• Antalya: Beaches and ancient ruins.
• Ephesus: Historical city ruins.

Turkey follows the Turkey Time Zone (TRT), which is UTC+3.

Turkey is generally safe for tourists, especially in major cities and tourist areas. However, it’s always wise to stay vigilant and follow travel advisories.

Turkey is a mix of traditional and modern cultures. In cities and tourist areas, casual attire is acceptable. However, dress modestly when visiting mosques and religious sites.

• Kebabs: Doner, Adana, and Iskender kebabs.
• Meze: Small appetizers served with drinks.
• Baklava: A sweet pastry with layers of nuts and syrup.
• Turkish Tea and Coffee: Iconic beverages to try.
• Pide: Turkish-style pizza.

• Turkish rugs and carpets.
• Spices and Turkish delights.
• Handmade ceramics and pottery.
• Evil eye charms and jewelry.
• Leather goods and textiles.

No specific vaccinations are required for Turkey, but it’s advisable to stay updated on routine immunizations.