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! This is a webpage for Scubadivers...ENJOY
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In TURKEY there are many scuba diving schools..where
you may make a 3 days International PADI license course while
you are doing your holiday... not bad, no ? Hmmm... might cost you
about USD 350.- max.
Map Database of Turkey - Browse a large collection of city, country, historical, political, thematic, and shaded relief maps of Turkey
Flags of Turkey - Uncover the flag images and description of the flag of Turkey. Includes historical flags, symbols, and related information
Weather for cities of Turkey - Browse weather forecast, hourly conditions, temperature, sunrise, sunset, and other weather related reports for the cities of Turkey
Geography of Turkey - Highlights the location, map references, area, land boundaries, climate, natural resources, land use, natural hazards, environment, and geography of Turkey
People of Turkey - Learn about the population, age structure, birth and death rate, sex ratio, nationality, ethnic groups, religions, languages, and literacy in Turkey
Government and Politics in Turkey - Profiles the country name, government type, administrative divisions, independence, national holiday, constitution, legal system, suffrage, executive, legislative, and judicial branches, political parties and leaders, and a flag description of Turkey.
Economy of Turkey - Study the GDP, growth rate, per capita, inflation, labor, budget, industries, exports, imports, currency, exchange rates, and economy of Turkey
Communications in Turkey - Browse statistics on telephones, mobile and cellular lines in use, radio broadcast stations, televisions, internet country code, ISP's, internet users, and facts on communications in Turkey
Transportation in Turkey - Offers statistical details on the railways, highways, waterways, ports & harbors, airports, and other facts on transportation in Turkey
Military of Turkey - Provides statistics on military branches, army, air force, navy, manpower, military service, expenditure, and facts on military in Turkey
Do see the movie Gallipoli, starring Australian Mel Gibson, for background on the terrible battle on Turkish soil.
The simplest way to get rid of pestering salesmen and coastal Romeos requires no language skills at all—just tilt your head back quickly, close your eyes and lift your eyebrows. It isn't rude—it just means "not interested" and works like a charm.
In the certain part of the country, you may have to dress
conservatively , if you're a woman traveling alone in Turkey.
Do not back away from a price you've offered when bargaining—its considered extremely rude not to buy something after stating or accepting a price. Do bargain hard. If you are trying to buy a rug, you should offer
60%-70% of the asking price.
Do be on time for appointments.
Do remove shoes before entering mosques and observe a respectful silence. Wear clothing that covers your legs and upper arms (which means no shorts or sleeveless shirts). Women should carry scarves to cover their heads.
A detailed foreigner web page about TURKEY... have a look .
For
scuba lovers... HERE bring your mask & snorkelns
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K Izmir
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