Four Season In Turkey

The 4 seasons and their differences are the most evident in this country. Here you can feel the summer’s heat, winter’s serenity, fall’s calmness, and spring’s scent all in your heart. Additionally, you can race either in the sea or in the snow on the same day. Because this is Türkiye!

Summer in Türkiye
June

Enjoy a rejuvenating sun tanning session with Türkiye’s famous “Maraş Dondurma” ice cream. The combination of the two make for a great way to freshen yourself up both with the heat of summer and the chill of Türkiye’s delicacies. 

SEE
Altinkum Beach (Golden Sand), Ancient city Priene, Palm trees, Vibrant and colorful flowers
TASTE Oranges,Figs, Mediterranean salad, Jam
SMELL Honeysuckles, Fresh vegetables and fruits Seawater
TOUCH Trees, Flowers
LISTEN Waves thrashing into each other,

July 

Swim in Türkiye’s many famous beaches for an unforgettable time. The crystal-clear, warm waters are both relaxing and fun to swim in making for a wonderful time. If you are adventurous, don’t miss out on water sports like jet skiing and water skiing!

SEE: Kekova underwater city, Sunsets in Antalya, Dancing in downtown İzmir
TASTE: Maraş Dondurma, Cacık,Tangerines
SMELL :Freshly cut grass, Honeysuckles
TOUCH: Ruins at Cleopatra’s Pool, Surfboards
LISTEN: Crickets chirping late at night

August 

With the perfect weather conditions Türkiye’s summers offer, one must experience paragliding. Not only is this activity an adrenaline rush but it is also the perfect sightseeing session as you are descending down from the clouds!

SEE: Paragliders in the sky, Surfers riding waves, Beach volleyball, The blue lagoon of Ölüdeniz
TASTE: Stuffed mussels, Fried calamari, Sarma
SMELL: Fresh fish from local fishermen, Seawater, Fresh fruit, Honeysuckles
TOUCH: Warm sand on beaches, Kind cats and dogs, Seashells along the shore
LISTEN: Music from nightclubs, The joy of kids playing in the sand

Autumn in Türkiye
September
Swimming in the seas in the south or west of Türkiye or skiing in Uludağ are just two of many options for your vacation in September. 
The weather is mostly warm in Türkiye. So enjoy yourself with any season you want.

SEE:Uludağ, Patara Beach, Salda Lake, Kuşadası Zeus Cave
TASTE: Şiş Kebab, Figs, İskender Kar Helvası
SMELL: Isparta rose gardens, Antalya Orange Blossom, Organic Olive Soap
TOUCH:  Bay leaves, Motus ve Meyander Motifs
LISTEN: Opera performances in Ephesus, Manavgat waterfalls

October
In October, you can rest and refresh yourself in the warm and healing thermal springs of Türkiye. If you want something else, you can try the Black Sea region. You will feel like you are in a rainforest.

SEE:Pamukkale travertine terraces, Sandıklı Spa, Yedigöller, Safranbolu, Seferihisar
TASTE:Traditional pide, Stuffed zucchini flowers, Local herbal teas,White Mulberry jam
SMELL: Fresh tea, Soil after rainfall, Sparkling Turkish coffee
TOUCH: Hand made embroidery, Anatolia’s oldest trekking path, The Lycian Way
LISTEN: Rainfall, Thrashing waves, Birds chirping
November
November is a great time to visit thermal spas, travel, or take cultural tours. The calmest season of Türkiye will give you amazing picture frames. Cappadocia with colorful balloons, the Black Sea with unique plateaus, and many more options.

SEE:Cappadocia’s underground cities, Cappadocia hot-air balloons, Borçka, Artvin, Van lake, Island tours in İstanbul, Ancient city of Miletos
TASTE: Salt fish, Raisins and apricots, Van breakfasts,Boza, Pumpkin dessert
SMELL: Natural incense, Sahlep scent, Kandil Simit
TOUCH: Old doors turned art products, Statues in the ancient city of Aphrodisias
LISTEN: Seagull hoots, Street musicians, Campfire crackles

Winter in Türkiye
December
Would you like the hot-air balloon show in Cappadocia, watching the leaves turn from red to white in Yedigöller, or the hot thermal spring waters in Yalova? Come winter, Türkiye turns into a cold heaven.

SEE: Lake Sapanca, Maşukiye, Remains of the historical site of Ani, Lake Çıldır, Lake Eğirdir, Isparta city center, Yedigöller, Yalova thermal places, Cappadocia
TASTE: Pişmaniye (Turkish variation of cotton candy), Roasted goose, Kaşar cheese (a type of Gruyère), Catfish, Fırın kebap (oven-baked kebab)
SMELL, Linden trees, Acacias, Traditional wines from the local, Öküzgözü and Boğazkere grapes,Aged kaşar cheese, Roses, Rose water,Lavender
TOUCH: Fishing rod (you can eat the fish you catch!), Wooden houses, Crystal snow, Frozen Lake Çıldır, bRose gardens, Dried lavender
LISTEN: The call of woodpeckers, History of Syriac community, History of Ani, Quacking of ducks, The call of the goldfinch

January
Come January, this country turns into a colorful wonderland. When entering the new year, you will wake up to Uludağ’s white, Mardin’s yellow, and Çamlıhemşin’ green hues. And during this month, hot Turkish coffee is the best type of coffee to drink.

SEE: Bursa city center, Ulu Mosque, Osman Gazi and Orhan Gazi Tombs, Volcanic cones, Kayseri Castle, Towns of Göreme, Ürgüp,Avanos,Uçhisar in Cappadocia, Antalya Old Town, The seaside resort town of Kemer, Çamlıhemşin, Mardin
TASTE: Turkish coffee, İskender kebab, Candied chestnuts, Mantı (Turkish meat-filled ravioli), Pastırma (seasoned, air-dried cured beef), Fresh seafood and traditional mezzes, Oranges
SMELL: Mulled wine,bchestnut, Fresh butter, Gilaburu (Viburnum opulus) juice, Lemon blossoms, Jasmine
TOUCH: The History of Ottoman Empire, Snow bikes’ steering wheel, Volcanic rocks, Peak of Mount Erciyes, Diversity of sports activities
LISTEN: The DJ's performing during happy hour after skiing, Live performances by famous singers, Sound of the wind, The amazing history of Cappadocia, The roaring waters of Düden Waterfalls

February

Is there a better place to spend winter’s last month than in Türkiye? You can witness nature’s alluring beauty in Sapanca, relaxing yet chilling waters in İstanbul’s Strait, and the most enchanting adventure on the Eastern Express. There is a lot to do in February.

SEE: Lake Sapanca, Erzurum traditional houses, Erzurum Castle, Lake Abant, Gölcük National Park
TASTE,Cağ kebab, Kadayıf dolması (shredded filo pastry dessert), Lamb tandoori, Tepsi kebap (kebab made in a clay pot)
SMELL: Traditional honey of Erzurum, Mulled wine, Traditional soups
TOUCH: Oltu stone, The peak of Ejder ski track, Nature, Lotus flowers
LISTEN: Hooting of owls, Bird calls
 

Spring in Türkiye
March
Cherish the blossom of life! Spring is here with its colours, fresh temperatures and perfect romantic environments! Enjoy the 7 different ambience presented by the 7 different regions of Türkiye!

SEE: Prince Islands, Ataturk Arboretum, Safranbolu,Adatepe, Ayvalık, Datça, Trilye, Şirince
TASTE: Freshly made Meze, Artichoke Dolma, Kokoreç, Plums, Strawberries,Cherries
SMELL: The fresh air, Lavender fields of Isparta, The bitter blossoms of the Daphne trees
TOUCH: Daisies of Black Sea Region, Chilling waters of Aegean Sea
LISTEN: Birds chirping, Sound of the wind, Jazz melodies of İstanbul

April
Türkiye begins the fast pace of life with warming weather. The whole country begins to come alive with festivals, camps and blooming flowers.

SEE: Lake Tuz taking on a pink color, Vibrant flowers blossoming, Animals awakening,Cappadocia
TASTE: Ayran,İskender kebab,Fresh cherries
SMELL: Blossoming tulips, Wet grass
TOUCH: Kızılırmak river, Blossoming plant life
LISTEN: Roosters crowing, Water flowing along rivers
May
The summer season starts in May in Türkiye. Start swimming in the seas, taste the street cuisines, and don't miss out on the musical events.

SEE: Prince Islands, İstanbul,Trilye, Bursa,Scarlet red tulips,Blending array of colors on violets
TASTE: İnegöl köfte, Yaprak dolma,Lahmacun,Spicy şalgam
SMELL: Fresh honey made by bees,New buds and flowers blossoming
TOUCH:Organic honeycombs,Wildlife
LISTEN: Birds chirping,Dripping icicles