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Turkey Republic Day is a special day celebrated every year on October 29th. It marks the day in 1923 when Turkey became a republic, which means the country decided to be ruled by its people and not by a king or sultan. On this day, people in Turkey have parades, fireworks, and concerts to celebrate their country's independence and freedom. They also remember Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, the person who helped make Turkey a republic. It is a happy day filled with national pride, and many people wave flags and enjoy spending time with family and friends.
How to celebrate Turkey Republic Day?
Start by decorating your home with Turkish flags and balloons to show pride. Attend a local parade or watch one on TV to see colorful floats and people in traditional costumes. Sing the national anthem with friends and family. Enjoy a feast with traditional Turkish foods like kebabs, baklava, and Turkish delight. Join in games and activities organized by your community. Watch fireworks light up the sky in the evening. Share stories or watch videos about Turkey's culture and history with your family. Finally, write or draw about why you love Turkey and share it proudly with others.
Where Turkey Republic Day is celebrated?
- - Turkey
- - Northern Cyprus
