As in any country in the world, Turkey has its own rules and regulations that determine the choice of clothing. It all depends on the type of event and the place of pastime. In some places, tourists may be given a discount for ignorance of the rules, while in others they will be scolded or simply not allowed inside the building.
Instructions
Step 1
Turkish fashion is no different from European or American. Despite the still prevailing mistaken opinion about the wearing of the burqa by Turkish women, on the streets you can find Turkish women in light dresses, shorts, trousers and even short skirts. However, the vast majority of residents still dress in more closed-off outfits, especially in public places.
Step 2
If you are planning to relax in Turkey, take different clothes with you. Open and simple, perfect for the beach, on-site recreation and excursions. More modest things will be needed for walking around the city and visiting mosques. Well, smart clothes will come in handy for going out to special events or dinner in a chic restaurant.
Step 3
You can relax on the beach of the hotel in anything, even topless. Nobody, except the vacationers themselves, will make a remark there. It all depends on your moral principles. But walking around the territory of the hotel in this form is not very decent, especially to appear in a swimsuit in a cafe or at the reception. To do this, you need to put on at least a pareo, or even better, put on a dress or shorts with a T-shirt. And it is considered quite bad form to sit in common armchairs or chairs in things wet after bathing.
Step 4
Clothing for excursions depends on the location. Dress in more modest clothing to view the city's attractions. It is good if it covers the neckline, arms and legs. It is better for men to opt for trousers, a shirt or a T-shirt. And women definitely need to take a scarf or long scarf with them to cover their heads. Only in this form will you be allowed to enter a Muslim mosque.
Step 5
When you go rafting or fishing, be sure to wear shorts, trainers, and a T-shirt. And for excursions in Pamukkale or Mira, any comfortable clothing is suitable: trousers, shorts, sweaters. If your excursion includes swimming in the sea, put on a swimsuit under your clothes in advance.
Step 6
When walking in any city, pay tribute to Turkish traditions and do not dress provocatively. Your clothes should cover your chest, arms and reach at least the middle of your knee. To keep it cool, opt for lightweight, opaque fabrics. Women can put a scarf on their heads, and choose a dress from all things. You should dress in the same way for a visit to a Turkish family.
Step 7
For dinner at the restaurant, dress in a beautiful evening dress, not forgetting about heels and jewelry. In this outfit, you will look quite appropriate there. And for a man, classic clothes are suitable - a shirt, trousers and shoes.
