Everything You NEED TO KNOW Before Visiting Turkey 2024

In this Turkey travel guide we discuss Turkish food, the hotels and accommodation and much more. We spent 10 days going across Turkey and must say it is one of the best countries you can visit for affordable adventure travel. Istanbul stands out as one of the greatest cities in the world. The Turkish Riviera is full of resort hotels that are world class. This is for Turkey 2022. Also don’t forget in Turkey the visa is on arrival.

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[cansukural]

Hello everyone, pro tip from a turkish person here. Thank you for the video, it has some great points. If you're planning to come to turkey I'd suggest choose regions and not try to do all at once. Turkey in general has so many attraction points and must-sees. It has a long rich history of different cultures and their effects on the area. For example the Mediterranean region (the Riviera?) has amazing beaches, camp sites, lots of nature activities (rafting/hiking/swimming etc). The Aegean region is more likely the same, slightly colder weather, closer to Greek culture and similar structures (as mentioned Ephesus). Pamukkale and Cappadocia are more in the center (totally different cities). On the Eastern Region you have Mount Nemrut and the statues on top of the mountains. The region is affected by so many cultures (Selcuk/Roma/Persia/Ottoman etc). Oh and amazing food(!). The Blacksea region has so many forests and tall trees and old monasteries and Turkish houses etc. My point is, overall Turkiye is a wonderful place to visit but you should plan your trip according to what you desire and get the full experience rather than hitting a few main spots. Thanks to everyone who managed to read this long comment 🎉 Feel free to ask any more questions 😅

[ErdemAks-mf]

Just a heads up taxi drivers tend to scam tourists so I recommend public transport, here in İstanbul use the ferry system its a beautiful journey and worth the money. I Aldo recommend that you visit Kadıköy in İstanbul, it is a bit crowded but still has very nice locations, its also like a hub for pop culture, you will see some manga and anime themed shops in the streets, I recommend Gerekli Şeyler and Köstebek, my daughter loves them I also recommend you try pastramis in Deli Rita, I know they aren’t Turkish food but they are just as good

[sukha__]

Ben bir Türk olarak 40’lı yaşlarımda Türkiye’yi keşfetmeye devam ediyorum. Bitmez bir macera bu.

[ErdemAks-mf]

Hi I am from İstanbul and I just want to say it doesn’t snow here anymore because of climate change and last time we got snow it was two years ago and it is considered a miracle

[ErdemAks-mf]

I also want to say that you don’t have to cover you’re hair or shoulders in public, just in religious sights, you can where anything and you don’t have to worry about visiting as an unmarried couple, some people have asked Google if they can stay in hotels and unmarried couples or show affection in public, this is totally allowed. Also Turkey has a lot of historical sights and museums not just ruins of towns, also don’t swim in the Bosporus, it has a strong current and is dirty

[blakerh]

Lot of cool places to visit in Turkey!

[glennagabin]

I am super excited already for my Holiday in Turkey next month.

[soniadobricanin]

Fantastic tips for traveling to Turkey!

[xn]

So many places to choose from ☺️ Just wana visit every place you visit! Looks and sounds amazing

[CaptainHarlock-kvzt]

The whole of turkey is an open greek museum! And turkey has an amazing cuisine.

[eiqfpvy]

Turkey is a multifaceted country. If you buy a package tour and spend the whole vacation in a hotel, you will never know her. Travel on your own, get deep into the country. And she will reveal to you her real authentic hospitality, culture and traditions.

[kennyhills]

ALWAYS love your videos brother, its great for the average solo American traveler.

[zekiakcabey]

Değerli yayıncı bu güzel tanıtımunızdan dolayı teşekkür ederiz. Aynı zamanda batıda yanlış bilinenin aksine, ülkemizin çok konuda batının önünde vede hayat standartının daha yüksek olduğunuda göstermiş oldunuz. Selamlar.

[itz_sham]

Really informative video! Thank you, can’t wait to visit!

[ShahzadKhan-ippy]

Great video and summary of places to visit in Turkey. The aerial shots and picture quality is superb.

[bennychiu]

Greetings from Orlando Florida 🇺🇸
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[TLOVER]

Thank you. Your video is interesting and I'm definitely planning for turkey

[yuliyamarder]

Fistashio kebab and beity kebab are the best, and for desert baked halva is the best. But those are not available everywhere

[Rteula]

Doing 3 weeks in Turkey this May! Great video, answered a lot of my questions. Did you visit any of the Greek islands off the West coast? cheers