Before you immigrate to Turkey, you should know the local customs first. What are the specific customs in Turkey?

Shoes are forbidden. Proud Turks will never wear shoes at home. Put your shoes at the door. Host families even provide some sandals.

Turks with gifts are very hospitable. If you want to make friends with them, you will definitely be invited to your home. When we do this, it is very important to bring a small gift: ingredients or bouquets are the best choice.

Istanbul Tulip Festival Tulips are a symbol of key wealth in Turkish culture, and their love for tulips can be traced back to the Ottoman Empire. The spread of tulips began in the Ottoman Empire in Turkey. Tulips were widely planted and then spread to Europe. The English molecular biological name of Tulip comes from Turkish, and the idea is a beautiful Islamic girl wrapped in a scarf. The brand image of tulip has been widely used in various decorations and colorful decorative designs of palaces, mosques and other buildings.

Istanbul International Tulip Festival is a city event sponsored by the local municipal people's government, which starts in early April every year. At this time of year, Istanbul, the ancient capital, may become a sea of flowers. Tulips are in full bloom in ecological parks, city squares or on both sides of main roads.

Every April-May, all the cities in Istanbul are "immersed" in the deep sea of tulips. In the city, you can only see colorful and charming tulip flowers covering the sky. Walking into Istanbul is like stepping into the ocean of tulips.

Mesl Candy Festival Every April, in Manisa, the Aegean region of Turkey, Turks wear 14 to celebrate the traditional Messer Candy Festival in the Ottoman Empire in the new century. We took to the streets, singing and laughing, pushing the eight-day festival to a climax. Mesl Candy Festival has a history of more than 470 years.

It is said that the mother of Ottoman Sultan selim Yavuz fell ill in Manisa, and whatever Chinese medicine she took didn't work. Later, a doctor developed a Mesl medicine consisting of 465,438+0 herbs and spices. When the mother of Sudan recovered after taking it, she ordered the medical paper to be packed and distributed to ordinary people at the top of the mosque, so that more people could get treatment. Since then, this traditional style has been handed down from generation to generation, which constitutes today's Messer Candy Festival.

During the Candy Festival, the shopping malls and houses on both sides of the street community in Manisa City hung Turkish five-star red flags and dressed in the new century 14 Ottoman stage. They took to the streets to celebrate. After the parade, the planners of the celebration theme activities distributed Mesle candy to the people at the height of the mosque. Hundreds of thousands of people gathered in front of the mosque, and everyone scrambled to grab Mesl candy. The scene is warm and magnificent ~

Turkey's clothing customs There are many stresses on traditional Turkish clothing. Men's traditional clothes include shirts, shorts, socks and leather shoes. There are two main types of traditional women's wear, one is square scarf and hair accessories, and cotton shirts and crotch-less pants are very spacious; The other is a "three-piece head", that is, a long dress consisting of three pieces of cloth, which is worn over shirts and jeans. However, the traditional dress in Turkey often only appears in the countryside or on special days, and people in contemporary cities wear ordinary skirts and shirts.