1. Make sure you ask for permission before photographing the local people. Don’t forget that you cannot take pictures of women in black capes.
2. Remember you can enter a mosque or a house only after you take off your shoes. If a house owner invites guests to have a cup of tea, guests should not refuse in any case – this will offend hospitable locals.
3. Do not wear too bright or revealing clothes when you go for a walk. The locals have quite strict rules concerning clothes and look. Taking a hotel card or a copy of identity documents with you is also a good idea.
4. You cannot drink alcohol on the streets of the city. The violators of the order will have to pay a large fine. Many restaurants and bars can prohibit even the distribution of low alcohol beverages during religious festivals.
6. Don’t hesitate to ask a discount in local markets and private stores. Bargaining has become a kind of a ritual. Sometimes it can reduce the price of goods in two - three times.
7. Do not buy jewelry and items with precious stones in the open air markets. It is better to purchase real Turkish gold in special jewelry stores.
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9. The tourists, who expect to devote much time to excursions and walks through the city, are recommended to visit the resort in spring or fall. In summer the temperature in Alanya is very hot. The period from June to September is considered the best time for beach rest.
10. The most convenient way to travel around the city is by small buses, which the locals call "dolmush". In the evening taxis work according to a special rate that may be two times higher than the day one. You should also bargain with taxi drivers. Sometimes this can reduce the price significantly.
Turkey: travelling advices
7. It is better to take pictures with local people only after receiving their permission. This concerns local men. In order to prevent possible misunderstanding and conflicts, it is better to refrain from taking pictures of local women. 8. Afternoon is the best time to make purchases. As a rule, it is very hot outside, so local shops do not have many visitors. In this case, tourists can expect to get a big discount and more attentive service. Bargaining is traditional in both shops and bazaars, so do not hesitate to ask for a discount because the initial price of all goods is intentionally increased.
9. When visiting a mosque, don’t forget to take off your shoes before the entrance. Tourists are better not to enter mosques during prayer times. Women are better to cover their legs with long skirts and put on a scarf on the head. Speaking loudly in a mosque is considered a sign of bad manners. Locals like respectful approach to their religion, but it is still not recommended to talk about religious themes with them.
10. It is better to refrain from drinking alcohol in public places, but this rule doesn’t apply to smoking. Turkish people are loyal to smoking, so it is possible to smoke virtually everywhere. By the way, smokers are better to stock up on cigarettes in their home country because tobacco is usually very expensive and not very quality in Turkey. It is allowed to import one block of cigarettes per person. … Open
