Turkey is not only famous for its various interesting and unique tourist destinations. However, this four-season country also has something special in every season, one of which is a festival. In every season there are festivals that will enliven, of course, including spring. Good spring weather will further support travelers to enjoy the festivals that are being held. This festival is not only in one city, but in several cities in Turkey. These festivals will also complement your spring break trip to Turkey. This spring is also one of the best times to visit Turkey! Wow ... surely there is something interesting if it is included in one of the best times, one of which is the festival! And here are some of the Spring Festivals in Turkey You Must Visit, along with the explanation!
1. Tulip Festival
The Tulip Festival in Turkey is highly anticipated by travelers from all over the world, because the tulip flower is one of the flowers that attracts the attention of flora lovers. How not, the shape of the flowers is very unique, plus a variety of charming colors. This tulip flower is also a flower that symbolizes a sense of love and the beauty of the world. The beauty of the shape and appearance of the color is very difficult to describe. Naturally, every year thousands of tourists flock to visit the tulip flower garden.
2. Kakava Festival
Various festivals always adorn the country of Turkey every year. Maybe someone is already familiar with this festival or someone has even heard of the name of this festival, namely the Kakava Festival. The kakava festival is a cultural festival that is regularly held in Turkey every year. This festival is also a festival for welcoming spring in Turkey. Kakava is a celebration of the Romani people. In the western Turkish cities of Edirne and Kırklareli, Kakava is celebrated with joy. The current Kakava celebration in Edirne takes the form of an international festival, which is also supported by the governor and mayor of Edirne. This cultural festival is a form of remembrance and gratitude for the local community for the successful escape of the Romans from the pursuit of Pharaoh (Pharaoh), the ruler of Egypt at that time.
3. Seker Bayrami Festival
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