Sports festivities are organized on this day. This is done by holding Youth and Sports Day, Gençlik ve Spor Bayramı. May 19: Since 1938, it has been celebrated on this date that Atatürk landed in Samsun in 1919.The dates of this festival change annually due to the lunar calendar. The fasting month of Ramadan comes to an end, children go door-to-door for sweets and people visit friends and family. May 2-4: The Sugar Fest or Şeker Bayramı is also celebrated in Turkey in addition to other countries.Later, this day was declared the Day of the Child, Çocuk Bayramı. April 23 : On this day in 1923, the National Parliament of the Republic of Turkey met for the first time.If a public holiday falls on Thursday, Friday is often also a closing day. The dates of religious holidays vary in Turkey, as they are celebrated according to the lunar calendar.Īlthough the authorities are closed on national and religious holidays, shops often remain open, with or without adjusted opening hours. The best known of these are the Sugar Festival and the Festival of Sacrifice, although smaller-scale holidays are also celebrated. In addition to national holidays, a number of Islamic holidays are also celebrated in Turkey. This commemorates people who have died that day and the democracy of Turkey. The holiday of 15 July has recently been added, due to the failed coup attempt in 2016.
Days such as Youth and Sports Day and Republic Day are, whether partly or not, about Atatürk. In Turkey many national holidays are celebrated and some of them exuberantly.
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