We’re back!!! We didn’t film an outright for this video but this is our final video of our Turkey series. Stay tuned for our adventures in the next country we visited!! 🙂
What a fascinating historical city! Enjoyed the views of the valley and especially the sun going down over the buildings on the hillside. Food and drink looked amazing as ever. Thank you for sharing 😊
Jewelry is one of the oldest cultures in Mardin, its like 4 thousands years doing this art in Mardin. I’m professional tourist guide, Salih Aburşu, next time I’ll be so pleasure to have great tour together in MARDİN 🙏
Merhaba; dolmuşa binmeden önce bulunduğunuz yer ,oradaki en eski manastir olan Deyrulzafaran a cok yakin bir yer ;orayi da gormenizi isterdim .Güzel bir video olmuş ;tebrikler . Güzel memleketim ❤
Hey Traveller’s! Happy New Year! Mardin looks unique. Kyle, the one thing I can tell you about coffee and wine is; the more wine you drink at night, the more you’ll need a coffee in the morning 😅 Safe Travels!
My grandfather was from Mardin . It was PART OF SYRIA then borders changed after the war Most Christians fled Martin was considered the Paris of the Middle East
We are fine! We were in this region in September and are safe and sound in Canada now. Just reading about the news now and how horrible the situation is. Praying for everyone right now!
It was Syria but the genocide happened in 1915 and the Turkish took it and killing thouuuuuusand of innocent Assyrians like my ancestors. My ancestors moved to Hassakeh and ras el Ain. Ah Mardin 🙏💫😔!!!
Hi all the old buildings the churches and mosques are made by Suryaniler old people who lived there more than 5000 years back. First People who belived in Jesus. They talk arameisk. All the base like hand work jewelry and food the culture are from the christians people. If you search you can read the history. Many of there works and books are in museum like England and France and other country.
@@oznurturgut3564Lan, nobody mentioned Kurdistan. This used to be Mesopotamia and Süryani ( Assyrian empire) people lived here for over 5.000 years and still lives here. Now it’s modern day Turkey. Relax, you can’t deny history.
You don’t know how much we enjoy this video. Amazing views we wish we could be trying the wine with you guys great food and it is definitely a place we would like to be seen once keep this video is coming we are sure we will meet somewhere in the world. #MUCHOLOVE 🫶🏽❤️
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We’re back!!!
We didn’t film an outright for this video but this is our final video of our Turkey series. Stay tuned for our adventures in the next country we visited!! 🙂
This is one of my favorite city ❤ of Turkiye
We loved Mardin!!
Thanks for sharing! Lots of nice tips and information for first time visitors 😊👏
Thanks for watching!! Happy to hear it was helpful!
What a fascinating historical city! Enjoyed the views of the valley and especially the sun going down over the buildings on the hillside. Food and drink looked amazing as ever. Thank you for sharing 😊
Glad you enjoyed the video! Yes it was a really beautiful region in Turkey 😊🙏
Jewelry is one of the oldest cultures in Mardin, its like 4 thousands years doing this art in Mardin. I’m professional tourist guide, Salih Aburşu, next time I’ll be so pleasure to have great tour together in MARDİN 🙏
Wow thank you for sharing that information! I hope I get the chance to come back and explore that area and if I do I will let you know!! 🙏🏼
@@SirKonrad with my pleasure 😊
I wish i live Turkish because this is a country beautiful and much food so delicious
We hope you get the chance to experience it!! 🙂
I enjoy watching stuff like this every now and then, it's quite relaxing!
Thanks so much for watching! 😊
You should have Kaburgamı pilav ( rib rice) which so famous !
I’ll remember for next time! I will definitely be back :)
Looks like a very interesting place to visit. The cafe looks super cute! 😍
Yes so many cafes/ restaurants to choose from! 💕
Merhaba; dolmuşa binmeden önce bulunduğunuz yer ,oradaki en eski manastir olan Deyrulzafaran a cok yakin bir yer ;orayi da gormenizi isterdim .Güzel bir video olmuş ;tebrikler . Güzel memleketim ❤
I had no idea! I will be back someday and will remember to visit the monastery. Thanks so much for sharing and watching! 🙂
Hey Traveller’s! Happy New Year! Mardin looks unique. Kyle, the one thing I can tell you about coffee and wine is; the more wine you drink at night, the more you’ll need a coffee in the morning 😅 Safe Travels!
Happy New Year Glen!!!
Hahaha that’s very true!! Maybe to understand wine and coffee I need to have more amounts of both 🤔 😂
My grandfather was from Mardin . It was PART OF SYRIA then borders changed after the war
Most Christians fled
Martin was considered the Paris of the Middle East
I learned a little of the history while there but didn’t know that specifically!! Thanks for sharing! 🙏🏼
Exactly, I made a similar comment as well. We might be cousins lol! (Like I’m laughing but for real! 🙏💫).
Very Gorgeus yours vídeo amazing, you stay in Mardin 15 years ago the best novel the name Sila is in Mardim thanks lovely❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much for watching! Mardin is a fantastic city!
Amazing !
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Perhaps we could see more of the sights if the camera is less on the filming person.
Perhaps watch a different video rather than a travel vlog that’s about the persons experiences? Appreciate the view though thanks
How do you travel to this pretty town?
There are quite a few ways! There is an airport in Mardin so that’s the easiest, but we took a bus from another city a few hours away.
Are you guys ok? There was a big earthquake a few hours ago not far from Mardin. Keep us updated. Get out of that region. Go back to Istanbul
We are fine! We were in this region in September and are safe and sound in Canada now.
Just reading about the news now and how horrible the situation is. Praying for everyone right now!
@@SirKonrad fuhhh!!! Thank God. Stay safe. Make videos on Canada please !
@@SirKonrad Come to Malaysia! My country.
@@Geordjoe thank you for checking in! We would love to visit Malaysia! Hopefully we can in the near future
@@SirKonrad I'm glad y'all are ok!!
It was Syria but the genocide happened in 1915 and the Turkish took it and killing thouuuuuusand of innocent Assyrians like my ancestors. My ancestors moved to Hassakeh and ras el Ain. Ah Mardin 🙏💫😔!!!
I didn’t know that and am sorry to hear about your ancestors. I always pray for peace in the world and hope to visit Syria some day as well 🙏🏼
Hi all the old buildings the churches and mosques are made by Suryaniler old people who lived there more than 5000 years back. First People who belived in Jesus. They talk arameisk. All the base like hand work jewelry and food the culture are from the christians people. If you search you can read the history. Many of there works and books are in museum like England and France and other country.
Sounds like such a fascinating history! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Burasi Türkiye topraklaridır..Kürdistan değil , yanlış bilgi verilmiş size@@SirKonrad
@@oznurturgut3564Lan, nobody mentioned Kurdistan. This used to be Mesopotamia and Süryani ( Assyrian empire) people lived here for over 5.000 years and still lives here.
Now it’s modern day Turkey. Relax, you can’t deny history.
@@mayacardano9905 evet eski tarihi öyle ama simdiki zamanda kurtlerin yerleskesi
KURDISTAN
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That's Kurdistan, not Türkiye
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You don’t know how much we enjoy this video. Amazing views we wish we could be trying the wine with you guys great food and it is definitely a place we would like to be seen once keep this video is coming we are sure we will meet somewhere in the world. #MUCHOLOVE 🫶🏽❤️
Thanks for watching guys 😊 yes it certainly is a place to visit! I (Lauren) love my wine too hahaha! Yes we definitely should 🫶🏼🌎