Indians need a visa to travel to Turkey. The mandatory documents to apply for a Turkey visa are – Cover Letter, Employee Letter, Salary or Income Proof and a Visa Applicationi.

You can travel from Istanbul to Cappadocia by flight. The duration of the flight is 2 hours.

The most important places to visit in Turkey include the Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, the Grand Bazar, Hagia Sophia Museum, etc. Two unique things you must do in Turkey include attending a belly dancing performance and taking a Hot air balloon flight.

Summers are hot and dry and temperatures can be particularly high from June through to September – great for the beach worshipper or an island hopper. Generally, the best times to visit are spring (April-May) and autumn (September-November) as the temperature is pleasant but not overbearing

Is it safe to go to Turkey? The short answer is a cautious yes. The British government deems most of the country, including the popular coastal resorts, safe to visit. However, the FCO says the threat from terrorism remains high and advises visitors to be mindful of ongoing security operations throughout the country.

Is Turkey considered a part of Europe? If you are buying Europe-wide travel insurance, make sure that Turkey is included within the countries covered. While some companies treat Turkey as though it is part of Europe, other travel insurers class it as a ‘worldwide’ destination – so it’s vital that you check.

2019- 020 is the cheapest time to visit Turkey as the Lira has hit a 10 year low. … One of the costs that does add up in Turkey is the cost of visiting mosques. Many of the best ones in Istanbul for example, cost as much as $10 to enter.

Well, you are a tourist, right? No problem wearing shorts for comfort, except when you visit mosques. As for Turks, most of them will be wearing “smart casual” clothes: sleeved summer dresses or sleeved top and skirt for women, short-sleeved shirt and long trousers for men. Footwear can be shoes or sandals

Antalya is very safe to visit, with a low crime rate and a safe index of 74.5%. Still, you should take standard precaution measures as you would in any other city. Turkey in general is mostly safe when it comes to crime and its biggest risks stem from their political situation and terrorism risks

The FCO has advised that Istanbul, Turkey’s largest city, and Ankara, its capital, are mostly safe. However, it warns that, much like other major cities, precautions should be taken to avoid the chances of being caught up in civil unrest or a terrorist attack.