In the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, various holidays are celebrated. Here are some of them:
- Republic Day (November 15): This holiday commemorates the proclamation of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus in 1983. Parades, fireworks and other festive events are held on this day.
- Defenders of the Fatherland Day (July 20): This day is dedicated to the memory of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974. It serves to commemorate the dead and honor veterans. Parades and memorial events are held on this day.
- Bayram (End of Ramadan fast): The timing of Bayram depends on the lunar calendar and may change from year to year. It is a religious holiday that is celebrated at the end of the Muslim month of Ramadan and includes a period of fasting and festive rites. Bairam, also known as Ramadan, is an important religious holiday for Muslims. For several days, people gather together to mark the end of the Ramadan fast, share food and celebrate.
- International Labor Day (May 1): This day is celebrated in many countries as a holiday for workers. Demonstrations, processions and other events are held in Northern Cyprus to celebrate labor achievements and protect the rights of workers.
- Novruz Bayram (March 21): This is a holiday of spring and rebirth celebrated in many countries, including Turkey and Northern Cyprus. On this day, people gather outdoors to celebrate the arrival of spring.
- Flag Day (May 29): This day marks the installation of the flag of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus.
These are just a few examples of holidays celebrated in Northern Cyprus. It is important to note that some of them may change or be added over time, so it is always best to check the latest information before traveling or celebrating.
