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| Districts of Kars (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
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| Location of Malatya within Turkey. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) |
Weather and the best of times for tourism
Weather of the important factors in the success of any vacation or a trip we do, and recipes seasoned traveler is to collect appropriate information and appropriate to the destination they wish to visit, then on every traveler knows that the best time to visit the country who dreams of going to him.
Perhaps the geographical location of Turkey, contributed to the diversity climate where, where you'll find seven climatic zones differentiated in this beautiful country, and different temperatures and appropriate times to visit each region, and this also depends on the type of flight that you want to do it, if the trip to the beaches and enjoy the beauty of nature , or a visit to the cities, rich culture and markets, or other activities that can be carried out in Turkey.
What is the best time to visit Turkey? , when peak of tourism? Any ideal months to visit Turkish cities and beaches? Mark this practical information guide you in your next trip to the country, which brings together the civilization of the East and the West.
When I visit Turkey?
Overall: spring and autumn, temperatures are moderate, and less congestion tourism, tourist bookings and prices cheaper by up to 20%.
Where do I go in the season:
Spring (from April to mid-June):
Istanbul and Cappadocia
Attention: Most of the hotels in Istanbul are filled during the spring and so would prefer to book well in advance
Summer (from mid-June to mid-September):
The western shores of Turkey will be very crowded, and prices are high, so we recommend b: Istanbul and Anatolia East (Kars, Erzurum, Caesarea, and that, Malatya, Rize, Cappadocia)
Winter (November to March):
South-eastern region (provinces: Agri, Ardahan, Bingol, Bdlas, Elazig, Erzincan, Erzurum, Hakkari, Agdere, Kars, Malatya, much, Tunceli, though) - the most moderate and acceptable in the winter, as the prices of bookings tourism drops off significantly
Autumn (from mid-September to October):
