Şanlıurfa and Göbeklitepe (Türkçe altyazılı) with Turkish subtitles
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- Опубликовано: 17 дек 2019
- Part 3 in the series ''Southeast Turkey'' with Mick and Trudie, in this episode we visit Şanlıurfa, and Göbekli Tepe, Famous for its Balıklıgöl (fish lake), the museum with the oldest known human statue (Urfa man) and the oldest known Temple 12000 years old at Göbeklitepe (Belly Hill)
This part of Turkey has interesting history going back to the migration of mankind and the development of early religions and the first known agriculture. Some of the first built christian churches and mosques are all in this fascinating region.
Please watch and enjoy our five part series to the amazing, Southeast Turkey region.
Link to the Series
• EXPLORING SOUTHEAST TU...
Where we stayed in Şanlıurfa Şehrazat Konağı
We used Tripadvisor extensively, for most of our travel
Car hire from Merdin Otomotiv 04822131599 or 05424224747 Özkan they also picked us up from the Airport in Mardin
It never cross my mind to visit this part of Turkey. I think we need at least a year to see all the important places in Turkey
30 years
Thank you for your good introduction our city mick uncle 🤗🤗😙
Bende cok severim amcayi 🙆♂️
Tens of different cultures have been established and destroyed since Urfaman. Everyone living there today is the sum of these cultures. Thousands of thanks for another great video...
Totally 🤠
Lovely videos. When we were last in Istanbul we found most shopkeepers just wanted to chat and practice their English. We love Turkey!
Göbekli tepe antik kenti çok güzel bir yer çok güzel bir video olmuş eline sağlık Mick amca 😊😍😊
Thanks. You shared very valuable experience about my Land. Really appreciated... Istanbuldan selamlar.
P.S. Seyyar satıcılar maalesef sadece turistlere öyle davranmıyorlar. Biz de kolumuzdan tutulup çekilmekten muzdaribiz :-)
Urfaman'dan bugüne kadar onlarca farklı kültür kuruldu ve yıkıldı. Bugün oralarda yaşayan herkes bu kültürlerin toplamıdır. Muhteşem bir video daha. Binlerce teşekkürler...
Aslında bu yarımadanın heryeri kültürün anası, mayası. Hani sirke anası falan varya onun gibi
Cheers Mick always look forward to your videos. Were moving over next year and cant wait to see more of this beautiful country.
We are always waiting for you dear friends😉
I advise you to visit harran, Bazda caves, Şuayb city, the place of Eyüp prophet which establish in viranşehir. You can find very very interestings things about history
@@mickandtrudie one day you will have enough time insallah, if you have enough time, I want you to be my guest. My home is in a village of Harran.😊may God be with you👋
Thanks for another great video, teaching me new things about not only Turkey, but also human kind. Keep up the good work, I am looking forward to your next video.
Thank you so much for making and sharing the new series! Amazing work! It was a great pleasure to meet you in person in Fethiye too. Your films about Fethiye really helped me to stay optimistic when relocating turned out not to be as problem free and fast as I expected. I'm really greatful!
@@mickandtrudie urfa castle is where Abraham thrown to fire by king Nemrut (remember the name of the mountain) , Gabriel asks Abraham what do you want from me just ask and god will do - Abraham says i want God and than Gabriel turn the fire to that lake
I am planning my trip now. This was helpful.
Yakından takip ediyorum seni mick amca. Mükemmel ikili. İzlemekten keyf alıyorum 🙂
Bravo Mick Amca, harika bir video olmus. Your videography skills getting better with each new video.
Hi uncle mick... excellent videos, very informative... thank you..
Another beautiful work, thank you very much sir!
Thanks Uncle Mick
I love your videos Mick Amca. Informative and interesting to watch. You and Trudie make a lovely couple. You genuinely enjoy each other’s company. You both love and respect one and another. Very very lucky....
🌸
Finding your soul mate is really lucky 🙏🤠
im glad to find that channel. lovely nick amca :)))
I've really enjoyed this video - all new places for me.
Çok-çok teşekkürler Mick amca. Emekine sağlığ.
cok guzel mick amca. tesekkurler
wonderful: Harika. Thank you for sharing with us: izimle paylaştığınız için teşekkür ederiz.
Great videos,love Turkey
size ve eşinize kucak dolusu sevgiler..
Şanlıurfa'nın Birecik ilçesinde fen lisesi okuyorum.Gerçekten güzel bir yer.(I'm studying in a science high school which is in Şanliurfa/Birecik.It's really such a lovely place.)
Videolarınızın devamını bekliyoruz 👏
Çok güzel hoşgelmişsiniz urfamıza good is hear velcome to urfa
I wish I had watch that video before , as I am from Urfa ı would invite both of u to my house brother :))
Thanks Ömer
Hello Omer,
Trust you are well.
Just asking, is the city still accessible to tourists after the earthquakes and floorings recently? Please advise.
Thankyou
@@timakaisuva2932
Hi Tima,
I am good, thank you. I hope you are well, too! There is no limitation about visiting to the city. However, because of the flood, some of the places where are important for the city have been damaged. That’s why it is not allowed to visit those places. But I would like to say that the city goes into act. The tourists can come, visit, and try new flavors. Looking forward to seeing you again here. Sending my warm regards..
Muhteşem bir video olmuş
Teşekkürler Mick Amca
It's really wonderful video with all those beautiful places !!!! And it seems that you speak Turkish very well , No? How long took you to learn the Turkish language?? Thanks for the video .
Many years and I’m still learning 🤠🙈
Maybe you can learn & speak Kurdish after visiting a few Kurdish cities like this in the east. ✌️
@@jurmanjiojurmancki5929 Urfa is not a Kurdish city
Teşekkür ederim!
çok güzel bir video tebrikler ve teşekkürler.
I lived there 3 years..i walked the same place many times Mike🙂 what a life
Sooo beautiful
Extremely interesting.
Seviliyosun mick amca ❤️
I like how you translated "kolay gelsin" to " you are doing a great job there" :). That's one of the emphatetic Turkish ice breaker phrases that have no direct equivalent in English.
yes right, i usually say 'good luck' or something in that sense but now i have a new way to express it in a better way :)
'Let it come easily'
Love the way you present the history excellent keep up the good work Mick ❌🧿❌🧿
september is my Sanliurfa from Gaziantep trip!!!
Can urfam istanbul marmaris bodrumdaki gibi ukala esnafı yol efendi hepsi
Terima Kasih
urfa castle is where Abraham thrown to fire by king Nemrut (remember the name of the mountain) , Gabriel asks Abraham what do you want from me just ask and god will do - Abraham says i want God and than Gabriel turn the fire to that lake
Thanks...It seems that people in Urfa are genuinely hospital and not commercial unlike coastal region in Turkey..
Urgh my heart 🥺💔
I like your Channel
Halfeti ilçesi Şanlıurfaya aittir Gaziantep'e değil!
Halfeti Sanliurfa district 😀
History tells us through cave art and artefacts that the Aboriginal people of Australia have been on the Australian continent for 60000 years.
How did they get there? Their DNA doesn’t match any people in the rest of the world 🧠💡😜
There is conjecture about the origins of the Australian Aboriginal people. Some say Africa others South Eastern Asia. Incidentally I was reading today about the Black Rose. They grow in only one place , a small village in Turkey called Halfeti. And they only appear black in the summer months
You should visit Diyarbakır.
Is there a beach or coastal/resort town nearby?
No nearest is Mersin or yumurtalık near Adana there is a beach at aşağıburnaz but it’s not a resort with hotels
Hi Mick
I am going for 5 nights in a couple of weeks and wanted to know if you think there is enough to do for five days
Thanks Shaun
Yes do you have a car
@@mickandtrudie We don't have a car no but we have learnt from our hotel that we can hire a Taxi to go to Mount Nemrut, Karahan Teppe and Harran which is about £200 for both of us. We intend to do one trip a day so that goes someway to fill our days. We will do Gobekli Teppe one day and the archaeology museum and the grand bazaar another day - So I think I have just answered my own question.
Where is the best place to go on an evening and eat etc?
Many Thanks
Shaun
@@shaunbanana911 Nemrut is a long way from there 🙈
@@mickandtrudie It is about 2.5 hours each way - Taxi for two is about £132.00 which is very reasonable
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So would you say the the people in the south are friendlier than the north?
Yes of course (i'm from the south
No
I WANDER WHO WHERE THEY
Hac yeri değil müslümanlar için bunu düzeltmeniz gerek yanlış yanıltıcı bilgi veriyorsunuz insanlara düzeltin bunu lütfen
dinlerden eski yer göbekli tepe ve hac diyor haç demiyor, hac yeriydi diyor yani eski bi tapınak ibadet yeriydi . anladın mı...
Burada hac yeri ziyaret edilen kutsal sayılan herhangi bir yer anlamında, yani İngilizcede kutsal sayılan bir türbe yeri de hac yeri ( pilgrimage site ) olarak geçer.
Yahuuuu müslümanlar için hac yeriydi diyor ne zaman müslümanlar için hac yeri oldu onu da söylesin o zaman
@@thoralimesekalkan5969 hiç bir şey anlamadım
@@macan9627 burada Kutsi sayılan bir ziyaret yeri anlamında, yani bir yatır veya türbe gibi.
pişmaniye = cotton candy
It truly is amazing because 11,000 years ago the Turks weren't even in Anatolia. The first cities and rules are Greek and Roman and truly is astounding
Turkey celebrated I'd 569th Anniversary four weeks ago, Ottoman Turkey was established in 1450s. It is shameful how people who have no clue about the history of the region making films and misinforming people. Please read real history books, do not rely on their tour guides. Western Turkey was Byzantium/Eastern Roman Empire, and Easter Turkey was Armenian Highlands/Armenian Kingdom. Turkey only has 700 historic sites in 569 years.
@@tamarchristians1201 Actually you dont know very well my friend. It doesn't matter if the Turks are here or not in this video.Just watch it.By the way Turks have been living in Anatolia for more than 1,000 years.
Anatolian Turks are Anatolians. We were here 20K years ago our genetics say so.
No, we were still in Anatolia. We call ourselves Turks now.
A Greek is crying again..
Why do you refer our history as turkish history? urfa which is north of kurdistan and under turkey's control is kurdish city, and this is our people history ( kurdish people history and remains). Turks are new in the area their existence belong to 1000 years ago only they came from middle of Asia and occupied our lands thats why plz tell the story in right way!.. thank you❤
dreamistan😂
there is no kurdistan now is there?
Turks are new to the area ? Lol 😂 I never heard such a bullshit comment in my life. If you don’t like don’t watch it . Sad person
Nowhere did he refer this to be the history of the Turks. And yes Turkish tribes did come from central asia and have mixed with other ethnicities who where already in Anatolia prior. Fact is, todays Turkey has people in it that are mixed ethnicities with European, Persian, Russian, Kurdish, etc DNA. Your racist comment has been duly noted.
At least Turks are preserving your culture...the buildings are in great shape... the artifacts are all preserved..which is more than I can say for most countries....you should at least appreciate what they re doing..no one is denying Kurdish history here....I don’t understand your hostility towards Turks...
Xalê Mîck ev Kurdistan e ne cîhê Tirka ye.
(Mick amca here is Kurdistan not Turkish place)
Mick abi şu adamın yorumunu silermisin Türkiye topraklarında olan güzel Şanlıurfa şehrimize Kürdistan demeye çalışıyor
Komik olma. 😂
Kurds are not even a majority in Sanliurfa
burası Türkiye ağlayabilirsin
Kurdistan ❤️❤️❤️
😃😃
Sıktır gıt ıragın kuzeyıne :)
Nah