Turkey Holidays’ Calendar
| Date | Weekday | Holiday Name | Holiday Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan 1 | New Year’s Day | National holiday | |
| Mar 20 | March equinox | Season | |
| Apr 23 | National Sovereignty and Children’s Day | National holiday | |
| May 1 | Labor and Solidarity Day | National holiday | |
| May 19 | Commemoration of Atatürk,Youth and Sports Day | National holiday | |
| ? | Ramadan Feast Eve | Half Day | |
| ? | Ramadan Feast | Religious holiday | |
| ? | Ramadan Feast Day 2 | Religious holiday | |
| ? | Ramadan Feast Day 3 | Religious holidays | |
| Jun 21 | June Solstice | Season | |
| ? | Sacrifice Feast Eve | Half Day | |
| ? | Sacrifice Feast | Religious holiday | |
| ? | Sacrifice Feast Day 2 | Religious holiday | |
| ? | Sacrifice Feast Day 3 | Religious holiday | |
| ? | Sacrifice Feast Day 4 | Religious holiday | |
| Aug 30 | Victory Day | National holiday | |
| Sep 23 | September Equinox | Season | |
| Oct 28 | Republic Day Eve | Half Day | |
| Oct 29 | Republic Day | National holiday | |
| Nov 10 | Atatürk Memorial Day | Observance | |
| Dec 21 | December Solstice | Season | |
| Dec 31 | New Year’s Eve | Observance |
Turkey Holidays’ Calendar
Two religious holidays in Turkey occur and their timing changes every year according to the Islamic calendar. Road trips during these periods are generally avoided since traffic is heavy, with Turks visiting families in their hometowns. Banks and offices will close for the duration of these periods. Attractions and historical sites will often close for the morning of the first day and open for normal business in the afternoon. Two religious holidays, in Turkey, The Sacrifice Feast is 4 days. The Ramadan Feast is 3 days.
