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Various souvenirs, Turkish tea, towels and much more ;))
In general, what you like is what you take :))
In general, what you like is what you take :))
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answered 14 years ago
In addition to standard magnets and plates - a bunch of all sorts of oriental lotions such as hookahs, incense, sweets, bright outfits like "belly dancers" - sizes from tiny for 2-3 year old girls, beads, bracelets - not even like jewelry, but an original keepsake .
+ in Turkey, the finest knitwear - t-shirts, T-shirts, shorts, jeans, etc. - Inexpensive and great quality. We always buy a suitcase of clothes for children :-)
If you are looking for souvenirs, then you can buy a certain number of T-shirts in bulk, in the color of the Turkish flag with a print - we somehow took 10 pieces to colleagues, it turned out to be more profitable than buying magnets (17 dollars for everything). But it's like a souvenir - the quality is mediocre.
In general, come and see for yourself. There, in the shops, eyes run wide. And don't forget to bargain!
Have a nice rest!
+ in Turkey, the finest knitwear - t-shirts, T-shirts, shorts, jeans, etc. - Inexpensive and great quality. We always buy a suitcase of clothes for children :-)
If you are looking for souvenirs, then you can buy a certain number of T-shirts in bulk, in the color of the Turkish flag with a print - we somehow took 10 pieces to colleagues, it turned out to be more profitable than buying magnets (17 dollars for everything). But it's like a souvenir - the quality is mediocre.
In general, come and see for yourself. There, in the shops, eyes run wide. And don't forget to bargain!
Have a nice rest!
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answered 14 years ago
your eyes will run wide from the proposals - I don’t even doubt it!)
I personally took myself for the first time:
magnets (I collect them)
cup with Turkish symbols
figurine that symbolizes the country
bathrobe and towels (they are just fine there and several times cheaper than ours)
jersey - various T-shirts, t-shirts - for yourself and your brother and children
sweets - but I advise you to take it by weight or in stores. what they sell on the market "for 5 dollars 7 boxes of Turkish delight" g. rare
I really like Turkish seeds and that's why I took them myself until I found them in a local supermarket
I personally took myself for the first time:
magnets (I collect them)
cup with Turkish symbols
figurine that symbolizes the country
bathrobe and towels (they are just fine there and several times cheaper than ours)
jersey - various T-shirts, t-shirts - for yourself and your brother and children
sweets - but I advise you to take it by weight or in stores. what they sell on the market "for 5 dollars 7 boxes of Turkish delight" g. rare
I really like Turkish seeds and that's why I took them myself until I found them in a local supermarket
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answered 14 years ago
I always bring the following: everyone - magnets.
Close ones - Turkish delight (only not in boxes, but which are by weight. It is more expensive, but it tastes just awesome). Turkish silk shawls and scarves (especially those made in Bursa. I bought several times in a store that they bring on the way to Pamukkale). The quality is excellent and inexpensive compared to Russia. Turkish leather belts (I buy only in specialized stores where the price tags are in liras).
Summer handbags with Turkish ornaments.
Turkish olive oil (sold in cans. I bought it in Migros).
Turkish apricot and rose jam.
Spices
Close ones - Turkish delight (only not in boxes, but which are by weight. It is more expensive, but it tastes just awesome). Turkish silk shawls and scarves (especially those made in Bursa. I bought several times in a store that they bring on the way to Pamukkale). The quality is excellent and inexpensive compared to Russia. Turkish leather belts (I buy only in specialized stores where the price tags are in liras).
Summer handbags with Turkish ornaments.
Turkish olive oil (sold in cans. I bought it in Migros).
Turkish apricot and rose jam.
Spices
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answered 14 years ago
Fig jam, Olive oil, Hazelnut oil. It's in Migros or Tansash.
In the shops - glazed ceramics from Kutafya, very beautiful and quite expensive.
Towels, etc. we stopped shipping a few years ago when we found several outlets in Kyiv with the same product and absolutely the same prices. But the quality is good, if you don’t really like to go shopping at home, take it :)
There is good tea in Turkey, but not the one that is sold to tourists in bazaars and shops. Look in supermarkets for tea brand DOGADAN (not to be confused with DOGUS). Don't take "apple tea", anyway, you won't find natural one the first time, but what is sold everywhere is a mixture of sugar, citric acid and synthetic flavoring.
In the shops - glazed ceramics from Kutafya, very beautiful and quite expensive.
Towels, etc. we stopped shipping a few years ago when we found several outlets in Kyiv with the same product and absolutely the same prices. But the quality is good, if you don’t really like to go shopping at home, take it :)
There is good tea in Turkey, but not the one that is sold to tourists in bazaars and shops. Look in supermarkets for tea brand DOGADAN (not to be confused with DOGUS). Don't take "apple tea", anyway, you won't find natural one the first time, but what is sold everywhere is a mixture of sugar, citric acid and synthetic flavoring.
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answered 14 years ago
traditional: hookah, tobacco/charcoal for hookah
all kinds of sweets, textiles
all kinds of sweets, textiles
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answered 14 years ago
people!!!!! How much money to take????? Of all of the above, I want everything (except the hookah). I'm a terrible shopaholic, but since there is another trip coming soon, I want to keep within a certain amount. So how much money to take?
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answered 14 years ago
if only on shopping excursions,
then we usually take at the rate of 200-300 USD per person
this is enough and excursions to visit
and buy souvenirs, gifts
still remains on duty free
then we usually take at the rate of 200-300 USD per person
this is enough and excursions to visit
and buy souvenirs, gifts
still remains on duty free
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answered 14 years ago
Wow. we usually spend 300-400 bucks on excursions (per person). + for souvenirs and gifts approx. 200-300 dollars, and in and on duty-free, I can generally leave 400-500 euros)))))
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answered 14 years ago
one more question. Is it necessary to exchange some part of the amount for lira? Or can you get by with dollars? If change, then where? write soon, I'm leaving in a few days))) Thank you
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answered 14 years ago
it is better to exchange in banks. Lira is suitable for the market.
in stores, prices are fixed and you can pay in dollars or euros - they convert at the checkout at the normal rate.
magnets, sweets, souvenirs are easier to buy in lira. sometimes they don’t have a difference between lira and dollars (sellers)
in stores, prices are fixed and you can pay in dollars or euros - they convert at the checkout at the normal rate.
magnets, sweets, souvenirs are easier to buy in lira. sometimes they don’t have a difference between lira and dollars (sellers)
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answered 14 years ago
I always exchange dollars for lira upon arrival in Turkey (in exchange offices). And in Turkey itself, I make all purchases in lira (it's cheaper).
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answered 14 years ago
yes, business. Porridge in my head)))) I feel again I will be divorced for grandmas. "Migros" or "Tansash" - are these shops in Alanya itself? And who can say about "Alanium"? My hotel is right in front of it.
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Alanium is the largest shopping center in Alanya. Located in the center. There are also Metro and Kipa supermarkets nearby. Migros is also in Alanya
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I forgot to ask: until what time are shops and shops open? We will have little rest, so I will lie on the beach until sunset. when it gets dark is it not scary to walk the streets?
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answered 14 years ago
Shops are usually open until 23:00-23:30
No, it's not scary :)
No, it's not scary :)
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answered 14 years ago
thanks a lot! you need to dodge somehow and relax to the fullest in 5 days and bring a whole suitcase of all sorts of things))))))
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answered 14 years ago
And what about the skin, everyone is silent! In Turkey, even at the resorts, awesome leather products! I have not seen such models anywhere. There is, nonsense, of course, but I am delighted with the jacket and jacket that I bought in Kemer, more precisely, in the village. Tekirova. It's true, not quite souvenirs ..))))
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answered 14 years ago
Delivery of goods from Turkey. Short terms and good prices. [email protected]
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answered 11 years ago