23
Apr
Turkish National Sovereignty and Children's Day, celebrated on April 23, is a special holiday in Turkey. It started in 1920 when the country's leaders began governing themselves through parliament. This day is unique because it also honors children, showing how much they matter for the future. On this holiday, kids take part in fun events like singing, dancing, and playing games. Schools have special programs, and some children even get to "take over" important jobs for a day, like being a mayor or a teacher. It's a joyful celebration of freedom and the bright future that children bring!
How to celebrate Turkish National Sovereignty and Childrens Day?
On Turkish National Sovereignty and Children's Day, start your day by dressing in colorful clothes. Join a local parade or watch one in your town where kids carry flags and sing songs. You can organize a fun picnic with friends and family, playing games like soccer or tag. Visit a place that teaches about Turkish culture and history, like a museum. Create drawings or crafts that celebrate Turkey, and share them with your friends or family. Don't forget to eat some yummy Turkish treats like baklava or simit. At night, watch a fireworks show or have a special dinner with loved ones.
Where Turkish National Sovereignty and Childrens Day is celebrated?
- - International
- - Turkey
- - Northern Cyprus
