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In Turkey you can get a haircut for 150 liras.... in Niğde!

In Turkey you can get a haircut for 150 liras.... in Niğde!

August 3, 2023

According to the review of prices for hairdressing services, this is how much you can get a haircut in the Turkish city of Niğde (Niğde). In Alanya, the price list price of haircut and shave was 550 liras.

In fact, the name of the Turkish town, which has become a meme in social networks, is pronounced as Niğde. If you are lucky enough to be in this town, you can not only take pictures with the town's name in the background, but also do some sightseeing. Niide has a rich historical past. There are perfectly preserved mosques of XV-XVI centuries, monasteries, as well as the national park Aladaglar, an archaeological museum and a fortress with an observation tower.

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