A Travel Guide to Turkey in the Sixties: From Waterfalls to Cotton Cliffs (1967) | British Pathé

This segment from Pathé Pictorial gives a fascinating look at tourism in Turkey during the nineteen-sixties. Wonder at archive footage of white pooled Cotton Cliffs to the tomb of Kamal Attaturk in the city of Ankara.
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At Athens airport in Greece we see several people boarding a plane; most are carrying souvenirs that look Turkish rather than Greek. The Sabena plane takes off.
Aerial shots of Istanbul in Turkey; minarets of the mosques are seen. Several shots at the National Day Parade at Ankara where soldiers drop to the ground by parachute before (and on top of) a large crowd. Turkish veterans in traditional costume march past playing pipes and drums; some carry rifles.
Goats and sheep are herded in the countryside by nomads. Several shots of a market place; stalls selling food, ice cream and drinking jugs. In a field people pick cotton; camels carrying the cotton are led along a dusty road; villagers watch the caravan go past. A baby camel is tethered to it's mother.
Top shot of the hills and coast at Alanya; a western woman looks at the waterfalls in this beautiful area. Boats are seen in the harbour at Antalya. Various shots of gypsies walking along the road beside their horse-drawn caravans.
In the city of Ankara (?) a woman sits in a carriage, hiding from the camera behind her veil; tradesmen walk past carrying their goods. A man has his shoes shined by a man sitting at an ornate shoe shine box. Aerial shot of the city; several street scenes. The tomb of Kamal Attaturk is seen in several shots; a woman in (western) trousers looks at the mausoleum frieze.
Various shots of a hot spring pool at Pammukale; a woman sits sunning herself on a rock; a man swims across to her. Several shots of the amazing white pooled Cotton Cliffs in this area. Numerous beautiful Turkish sunsets showing several scenes in silhouette: the landscape, the sea, a ruined arch, mountains and a lighthouse, a woman sitting at a waterfront cafe with a Samovar before her.
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[@TheErcan86]

0:24 Wtf :) with Shisha in the Airplane

[@turker03]

Ulan ülke önceden ne kadar güzelmiş ya :D :D

[@ibrahim-oc7tn]

Hala güzel.

[@ahshhddegegeh5426]

@@ibrahim-oc7tn neresi güzel

[@attilamert6973]

@@ibrahim-oc7tn Mülteci dolu

[@alpayturker2784]

Yine böyle olacak merak etme çok yakında

[@kudatguv2661]

@@alpayturker2784 yok daha neler

[@firstchoicetuber3757]

I noticed the population of the world was less than today almost half than today..mostly places were jungles nd green..people lives but cities not populated like today no increasing in buildings very less buildings roads looks empty not like today traffic environments is the most notiable thing very clean air.

[@hassa66]

Thanks for sharing..These are really good and interesting memories of us :)

[@MillerOtede]

Videodaki neredeyse herkesin şu an hayatta olmadığı gerçeği...
brb having an existential crisis

[@halilbeyaz6359]

O kadar eski degil yahu

[@onurcanisler]

*Thank you british pathe!*

[@mariacuachon3906]

Thanks, nostalgic for the times, uncomplicated and people's kindness reflect on nature 🌝

[@turkishultras]

Eskiden ne kadar güzelmiṣ..çok daha Medeni...
Eyy gidi..eski günler....

[@fordlandau]

Happier travel times !

[@AliYlmazAkkaya]

Türkiye'mden 1967 yılı görüntüleri...Etkileyici...

[@محمدالامريكي-ج9م]

back when you could smoke a hukah in an airplane

[@umitnurcan]

Hakikaten 67 yılimi bu ya

[@ahshhddegegeh5426]

Yașıyonmu

[@kudatguv2661]

@@ahshhddegegeh5426 sen ?

[@MartinBarajasVazquez]

Mi mamá mira una novela turca ambientada a finales de los 60s. Y tanto los rasgos físicos de los actores, como la vestimenta, se ven occidentales completamente. Por eso busque este metraje, para mostrarle como era la vida cotidiana en realidad.

[@withche07]

city life was pretty westernized in those days

[@abdurrahmanaycibin5368]

Çok güzel bir nostalji

[@theodorethechipmunk5744]

I love the icecream

[@drizztdourden6921]

you are watching a movie from the late sixties turkey and it is still more modern than today's turkey... sad...

[@OsmanOsmanHan]

Sure buddy

[@talzzz1546]

Today is more modern but ok

[@hellonoitsfine9681]

Secular turkiye was a myth

[@hasppiness8022]

nice video, plz tell name of the sound which played in the end of the video

[@EROLBALCI58]

Mehter Marş Müziği yerine Davul Zurna çalıyor

[@elifkorkmaz2660]

Women were shy

[@mcorhan2341]

nice Video...thank you...

[@4uncuDuvar]

değerli..

[@Yigithanpro54_TR_Yerli_Milli]

;)

[@ahmedelkhwaga2751]

Racism is back then still

[@alanalmand2803]

nothing has changed

[@Mrokanx007]

Actually allot things changed.

[@eatinsomtin9984]

a lot has changed