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In order to rest in comfort in Turkey and gave you only positive emotions, it is not superfluous to get acquainted with local traditions. The knowledge that you will learn from this article will help you quickly settle in this country and avoid possible embarrassing situations.

Turks are very hospitable, and to guests who honor their customs, they are treated with genuine respect. Turkey today is one of the most favorite resorts of the Mediterranean coast, but even a large influx of foreigners representing the culture of their peoples has not prevented the natives from maintaining fidelity to strict family rules and habits. This is especially true of questions of faith. Despite the fact that women who live in Turkey, today have almost the same rights as men, in old towns there are old morals.

In rural areas, Turkish women cover their heads with handkerchiefs, so if you go on an excursion to some remote corner, you should definitely bring a shawl with you. Thus, you not only protect your hair from dirt and dust, but also show your respect for the religious feelings of believers. Although the Turks are quite loyal to the life of foreigners, women dressed too frankly may have problems.

Local women dressed in black cloaks, it is forbidden to take pictures, and men need to ask permission beforehand, to point the lens at their camera.

Enter the private house or the mosque can only be barefoot - all the shoes are left at the entrance. According to the rules of crowded mosques, visitors can hide their shoes in a bag and bring them to the room. When visiting such an institution you need to observe silence. Clothes should be neat and modest. Mini skirts, shorts, T-shirts, sarafans are categorically excluded. Turkey is a Muslim country, and to the people who drink alcohol on the street, the Turks are extremely negative.

Tipping in the restaurant is not required, however, it is considered a good idea to leave the waiter about 10% of the order amount. You can give a porter one tea for "tea", a taxi driver should not be paid over the price.

More information on how a tourist should behave when he comes to the country, as well as tourists' reviews of Turkey, can be found on our website. Also on the site there is information about customs restrictions, additional fees and popular resorts of the country.

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