Ankara Travel Guide: Explore the Heart of Turkey

⏳Travel Time Ankara has four distinct seasons. The weather is pleasant in spring (April-May) and autumn (September-October), which is suitable for sightseeing. The temperature in Ankara in March is still low, with an average temperature of around 5℃-15℃. It is recommended to bring warm clothes. 🌟Main attractions 1. Anitkabir: Built to commemorate Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the founder of the Republic of Turkey, it is magnificent and located on a small hill in the city center. 2. Ankara Kalesi: After years of war, the castle has well-preserved thick walls and charming winding streets, offering a panoramic view of Ankara. 3. Museum of Anatolian Civilizations: It displays ancient civilizations of Türkiye from different periods and houses all important cultural relics of Anatolia. 4. Ankara Ethnography Museum: A museum that preserves the atmosphere of Turkish life. 5. Roman Bath: The large-scale indoor baths built by the ancient Romans here are now one of the famous archaeological sites. 6. Dikmen Valley: A beautiful place in central Ankara with green areas, swimming pools, sports fields and playgrounds where people can temporarily escape from the hustle and bustle of the city and relax. [Tableware] Food Recommendations 1. Döner Kebab: There are beef and chicken options, usually with French fries and vegetables, then squeezed with sauce and eaten with a roll. 2. Ankara Kebabı: This traditional delicacy is found in the streets of the city, giving your taste buds an authentic and unforgettable experience. 3. Turkish Tea: Experience the aroma of Turkish tea. 4. Turkish Delight: Sweet Turkish Delight is a delicacy not to be missed. [ShoppingBag] Shopping Recommendations 1. Turkish carpets: exquisite craftsmanship and unique features. 2. Fabrics and embroidery: good choices for souvenirs. 3. Turkish Blue Eye (Nazar Boncuğu): Also known as the "Devil's Eye", it is a common amulet to prevent the power of jealousy. It is often made into necklaces, bracelets and other accessories and is easy to carry. ⚠️Notes 1. Respect local religious and cultural customs, such as dress code when entering a mosque, women must wear headscarves, etc. 2. Pay attention to the safety of personal belongings and keep your belongings safe in crowded places. 3. Comply with local laws and regulations, such as traffic regulations, etc. 4. Türkiye is a Muslim country. You should be careful about your words and actions in public and avoid overly intimate behavior. 5. It is taboo to pass objects or food with the left hand, as the left hand is believed to be unclean. 6. Respect local religious beliefs and places, and do not take photos without permission. I hope this guide can help you better plan your trip to Ankara. I wish you a pleasant journey!