What do you think about this less known city in Eastern Anatolia? Would you like to visit it? Remember that if you want to visit the places with a guide, here I share once again the information of our friend and guide Isa Babur: INSTAGRAM: @isababur GMAIL: isababur@gmail.com P.S. Don’t forget to give us a 👍🏻 in the video (not this comment), that way we can reach more more more more and more people on the platform, that’s also a way for supporting our videos and content 🎉🎉 we don’t ask you for money or anything (like others 😜), just a like as support yeiiiii!
Thanks a lot for the video.I have a friend in Erzurum and I read much about eastern Turkey.
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Erzurum is a city where I was born and raised and practiced the art of minstrelsy for years. I suggest you draw attention to the fact that the region is an important center for minstrel literature. Thank you for your interest.
Actually we shared about “asiklik” tradition in our other video in Kars since is there where we had the chance to experience it, I must say that I loved it and is an important tradition that more people should be aware of, that even is part of UNESCO’s World Heritage, I have also shared something about it on my Instagram page ❤️
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@@BeryIstanbulTips Thank you for your interest in the tradition of minstrelsy.
I am South African Turk. My great grandfather Sheikh Abubaker Effendi lived in Erzerum. We visited Erzerum in 2017. We stayed at hotel at the Palandoka Mountain. It was very cold but we enjoyed visiting all the historical sites. Also visited the madrassa where my Great Grandfather taught. We were very well received by the City Manager Ergun Bey and Mayor Sekmen of Erzerum. Turkush people are very hospitable, we have beautiful memories of our time in Erzerum
Since Erzurum is generally an underrated city, it's a real delight to see you made a video and shared useful information about this lovely city. I must honestly say that you really did a marvellous job in giving us a great impression of the city, covering everything from its wonderful historic monuments to tasty local specialties. What an informative travel video!
Endless thanks to you as a folk poet from Erzurum for sharing a nice video about Erzurum. Erzurum and Kars regions come to the forefront throughout Turkey with their historical and natural beauties, natural delicacies, as well as "the tradition of minstrelsy". It is important for those who come to this region to have information about the "minstrel tradition" in terms of getting to know the culture of the region. I recommend you to take a look at the videos I shared to get a brief idea about this subject. Thanks again...
Thank you for your kind suggestion. In Berry's Kars video, the tradition of minstrelsy was briefly mentioned. Is there a minstrelsy' association or house that we can visit in Erzurum?
I’d also love to know that, where in Erzurum can we experience it to also promote it 🙏
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@@BeryIstanbulTips You can find folk poets who can offer you good things about this art at the place called Kıyasettin Temelli Kahvesi in Erzurum about the tradition of minstrelsy. The address of this place is written below. Rabia Ana, Kışla Sk. No:27, Yakutiye / Erzurum
Fascinating video of overlooked gem Erzurum, one of the pioneer Seljuk strongholds in the magical land of Anatolia, with 1000-year-old Turkish masterpieces. Can't wait for the Dogu Ekspresi video!
"Eat where locals eat"! Best advice ever for all the tourists travelling around the globe! Fantastic presentation, Beryl! One of your best! Kars will be very cold too! I hope you explore Van also! More food, please LOL!
I've heard of Erzurum before, but there wasn't much I knew about the city apart from the fact that it's popular among holidaymakers during winter. I'm glad I found your video. Thank you for sharing your amazing trip with us!
Yeah! It is so sad that we cannot find much information on these places except that they are good for winter sports, and we couldn’t cover many other places that are also good to visit, we just covered the city center but outside the main city there are some beautiful waterfalls that locals recommend a lot (100km away from Erzurum center), etc. This is the only video, at least in English, showing a bit of Erzurum and what’s there to see/do.
@@BeryIstanbulTips Eastern Turkey is unfortunately so underrated despite having so many historical sites. That's why I'm glad that you also covered this part of the country, instead of just Istanbul. Keep travelling and exploring less known cities and of course keep sharing more and more of your informative travel videos with us.
A very well composed video covering almost everything this beautiful city is offering to its visitors starting from architecture, weather, activities and most importantly food. All those historical buildings specially that Medressah and Pasabey Mansion were simply awesome. Along with Kars, Erzurum will definitely be my next destination in the coming tour of Turkey. Big applause for Ms. Berry for exposing this hidden gem of Anatolia to her followers👏👏👏
@@BeryIstanbulTips I have been following your channel for the last 02 years and it gives me pleasure to say that all of my visits that were executed during these two years were planned in the light of all those tips you shared with your subscribers or audience. Content of your videos is sooo diversified ranging from providing basic information to introducing unexplored or less known places which are worth visiting. Thanks for sharing... Stay Blessed
Such a nice video, lovely turkish spot, a gem for visitors! And... looking lovely in the traditional costume you had the chance to try on, thank you! Nice snow blanket too!
No one quite does videos like you. Always informative always educational. I love it. The genuinty is still present which is why when it comes to knowing and learning about travels to Turkey I always turn to you. I have been watching you and Kaan dedication for a few years. Stay true to your content guys your the best 🧿❤️❤️
@@BeryIstanbulTips thank you for always providing content that is honest and reliable. I hope I utilize all your content and travel to Turkey soon inshallah ❤️🧿
Muchas gracias por el vídeo, me ha encantado y la ciudad también. Fantástico el trabajo realizado. Ya conocemos otra parte de Turquía. 👍👍. Saludos desde España.
Very informative! Been to Turkey for 4 times but basically I only travel to western part of Turkey, I’m excited to explore the historical part in eastern Turkey 😍.
What a nice city! I had no idea Erzurum had so much history and cool places to visit. It’s great to see these less known places on your channel, we’d love more places like this 🙌 great presentation as ALWAYS and your guide seems so friendly, too!
Is a nice region to visit, we are planning another trip to other cities to show on our channel. Our guide Isa is so cool and nice! We enjoyed our 3 days with him!
Merhaba, Now that's why in series or bolums they or actors talk proudly about Anatolia, their hometown, full of history n culture. Interesting place. 👍
Wonderful and historical city Anatolia and you have covered almost every thing that is really enjoyable. I can remember one thing that thousand of years ago father of Ertugrul went to Aleppo from this Anatolia and they backed again here after the death of Suleman sha. Love to Turkey.......
Loved the video! Great that you show so much about the culture, beauty and history of its place, it is educational. Too many vloggers make it rather about themselves. Erzurum looks like a very interesting city culture and history wise, would love to visit. It would be cool to see a similar vlog video about Trabzon, with a very interesting history and many hidden gems as well. Cheers!
Thank you so much! We really work hard in trying to plan and structure a video of this type and is great to read comments like this! We love this country and we just want to show its beauty and most importantly culture and history, the main character of our videos will always be Türkiye 🇹🇷🎉 Thanks for watching us and supporting our channel!
Tik tok sayfasından buraya geldim, Erzurum ben anlatmak istesem böyle anlatırdım teşekkürler. Erzuruma İstanbuldan sabah uçağı ile gelip kayak yapıp akşam uçağı ile dönebilirsiniz👍
Hoş geldiniz! Türkçe ana dilim değil, TikTok’ta yorunuza farklı anladım 😬, bu nedenle özür dilerim demek isterdim. Burası herşeyi izlemek istersen, bulaşabilirsiniz 🎉 İşallah gelecek kışın Erzurum’da kayak yapabiliriz, çok isterdim ama zamanımız yoktu, ama Erzumum çok güzel bir şehir, çok beğendim, çok tarihi ❤️
It is! You can also find it in Istanbul, there is a good place for cag kebap but is very very expensive! In Erzurum we truly got surprised for how affordable everything was! For 3 people at the place we ate kebap at, each we ate 5, then we ordered the dessert which was a big portion, drinks and tea, for everything we only paid 150 TL 😱😱 I was like noooo way! In Istanbul for a meal like that specially when is only meat, you’d pay at least 400 TL for 2 only 😥
We really wanted to take the train from Ankara all the way to Kars (it takes about 24 hrs) but we didn’t have enough days off for it, but if one day you can do it, we suggest you taking the train all the way long, you’ll enjoy it!
good morning, i am planning on going to turkey in feb around valentines week? i was thnking antalya and cappadocia, would you recommend this or another part of turkey?
Hi! I came across your video while searching on Erzurum. When did you make this visit to Erzurum? I kinda planned to visit Erzurum in December this year and am so looking forward to the snowy city.
Thank you so much for all your videos. I don’t think there is one that I did. It like. You are amazing. Erzurum is one place I am thinking of visiting and now after seeing your video I will surely visit. I have one question, and that is as a solo traveler would you consider Erzurum a safe place for a woman?
Thank you for your words! I would definitely suggest it, is a small city and all of the main attractions are so close to each other, so also no need of using public transportation. I found people there very friendly and nice.
Saying “Eastern Anatolia” literally means Eastern Eastern. Anatolia means Eastern. The phrase “Eastern Anatolia” was initiated by Ataturk to replace the previous name “Armenian Vilayets” or Armenian Highland, for obvious reasons. My paternal grandparents were from Erzurum. Survivors of the Armenian Genocide. I would like to visit Erzurum. It would be nice for Armenians and Turks to emphasize their similarities and celebrate those similarities and start a new positive chapter in their shared history.
Dear loved yr videos. I am into real estate investment & construction company business owner from Australia . Looking to move to turkey very soon . was looking to get the current update regarding the currency & economy . I m on regular update with news & economic affairs . But someone living in the current situation would update a bit more on the screen . Wel I m getting update with my lawyers & team . But still getting & reaching the local who are from the media as you r . As u on everyday on live current situation would know more as per the people spending their life up & down only. I would appreciate if u could or perhaps 🤔 provide me with more info. That will be great.
@@karishmabhana6396 Ermeniler taş kafalı oldukları için anlamaz boşuna yorma kendini hayal dünyaları binyıl geride kalmış hala rrmenistan sanıyorlar burayı Selçuklu Osmanlı Türkiye Cumhuriyeti bu devletin sahibi Yunanlı gelen mallarida aynı kafadan bunlar bunların mermer kafalı oldukları için hep hayallerle yaşıyorlar kıyamete kadar müslüman yurdu kalacak burası hangi dinden olurlarsa olsun saygım var ama toprağıma gözü olan babamın oğlu olsa saygım yok kimsenin dini ırkı rengi hiç önemli değil yeterki dürüst olsunlar bu topraklarda kargaşa fitne çıkarmadan bir birimize saygı gösterip yaşarsak asla sorun çıkmaz gül gibi geçinip gideriz Ermeniler ve gelenler kusura bakmasınlar dünyada en taş kafalı laftan sözden anlamayan iki millet nedenmi diye soran olursa soyliyim burası Mezopotamya bölgesi bu topraklardan ne büyük topluluklar yaşayıp gelip geçmiş bizanslisindan ismini sayamayacagim uygarlıklar gelip geçmiş ama bu iki ahmak.millet buranın sahibi biziz diyor delirmiş bunlar ya
This used to be Western Armenia. The Asian side of Turkey belongs to Armenia. It's a shame Armenians get no credit for this. The Asian side of Turkey is the ancestral homeland of many Armenians, including this city.
A Kars video is coming soon, and there we will show many Armenian heritage sites. And you’re so right, all of those provinces used to be part of Armenia once, we can still find a lot of its culture there.
Anatolia is homeland of many civilizations and ethnic groups. Human settlement in Anatolia goes back at least 15,000 years, way before than the Armenians. Only for a short period of time Armenians controlled the territories you mentioned as an independent state/kingdom. Most of the time they preserved their existence as a vassal of Persians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Turks, and Mongols. The land has been under Turkish control for 10 centuries, except for brief Mongolian and Russian periods. Armenians still could have been in Anatolia if they didn't try to assassinate the sultan, and their leaders didn't take the side of the enemies of Ottomans and cooperate with them.
The city doesn't belong to your country. Erzurum is and will forever be a Turkish city. So you better remember this before writing nonsense. Btw Yerevan is a Turkish city and is called Revan.
Are you sure this Madrasas and mosque are Turkish? They look very much like Armenian churches, architecture, carvings on walls etc. Erzurum was/is an Armenian city without Armenians, also used to be called Karin. So called Eastern Anatolia is actually Western Armenia and small part of Eastern Armenia.
Dude drop it. We use modern descriptions now. Sure armenia had a hand in this region for a long time BUT not anymore get over it, Christian saint warrior mfer.
Sen ondan evvel 800 yılı geçkin türklerin hüküm sürdüğü Revan ( Erivan) şehrinde bırak tek türkün yaşmasını yüzlerce mescitten tek 1 tanesinin ayakta kalmasına üzül.
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What do you think about this less known city in Eastern Anatolia? Would you like to visit it?
Remember that if you want to visit the places with a guide, here I share once again the information of our friend and guide Isa Babur:
INSTAGRAM: @isababur
GMAIL: isababur@gmail.com
P.S. Don’t forget to give us a 👍🏻 in the video (not this comment), that way we can reach more more more more and more people on the platform, that’s also a way for supporting our videos and content 🎉🎉 we don’t ask you for money or anything (like others 😜), just a like as support yeiiiii!
Thanks a lot for the video.I have a friend in Erzurum and I read much about eastern Turkey.
Erzurum is a city where I was born and raised and practiced the art of minstrelsy for years. I suggest you draw attention to the fact that the region is an important center for minstrel literature. Thank you for your interest.
Actually we shared about “asiklik” tradition in our other video in Kars since is there where we had the chance to experience it, I must say that I loved it and is an important tradition that more people should be aware of, that even is part of UNESCO’s World Heritage, I have also shared something about it on my Instagram page ❤️
@@BeryIstanbulTips Thank you for your interest in the tradition of minstrelsy.
It’s beautiful Kurdistan the land of upper Mesopotamia the cradle of the modern civilisation , Indo European language birth place
I am South African Turk. My great grandfather Sheikh Abubaker Effendi lived in Erzerum. We visited Erzerum in 2017. We stayed at hotel at the Palandoka Mountain. It was very cold but we enjoyed visiting all the historical sites. Also visited the madrassa where my Great Grandfather taught. We were very well received by the City Manager Ergun Bey and Mayor Sekmen of Erzerum. Turkush people are very hospitable, we have beautiful memories of our time in Erzerum
Since Erzurum is generally an underrated city, it's a real delight to see you made a video and shared useful information about this lovely city. I must honestly say that you really did a marvellous job in giving us a great impression of the city, covering everything from its wonderful historic monuments to tasty local specialties. What an informative travel video!
I'm going there in late October, do you think there will be snow then?
@@Gabriel-pt6tq yes most probably
Endless thanks to you as a folk poet from Erzurum for sharing a nice video about Erzurum. Erzurum and Kars regions come to the forefront throughout Turkey with their historical and natural beauties, natural delicacies, as well as "the tradition of minstrelsy". It is important for those who come to this region to have information about the "minstrel tradition" in terms of getting to know the culture of the region. I recommend you to take a look at the videos I shared to get a brief idea about this subject. Thanks again...
Thank you for your kind suggestion. In Berry's Kars video, the tradition of minstrelsy was briefly mentioned. Is there a minstrelsy' association or house that we can visit in Erzurum?
I’d also love to know that, where in Erzurum can we experience it to also promote it 🙏
@@BeryIstanbulTips You can find folk poets who can offer you good things about this art at the place called Kıyasettin Temelli Kahvesi in Erzurum about the tradition of minstrelsy. The address of this place is written below.
Rabia Ana, Kışla Sk. No:27, Yakutiye / Erzurum
Fascinating video of overlooked gem Erzurum, one of the pioneer Seljuk strongholds in the magical land of Anatolia, with 1000-year-old Turkish masterpieces. Can't wait for the Dogu Ekspresi video!
Hopefully this video will put Erzurum in foreign travellers’ eyes, is a stunning city full of history 🎉
"Eat where locals eat"! Best advice ever for all the tourists travelling around the globe! Fantastic presentation, Beryl! One of your best! Kars will be very cold too! I hope you explore Van also! More food, please LOL!
The best places 😍
Thank you so much! Very soon we’ll be showing Kars and some of its dishes too ❄️❄️
@@BeryIstanbulTips It’s beautiful Kurdistan the land of upper Mesopotamia the cradle of the modern civilisation , Indo European language birth place
I've heard of Erzurum before, but there wasn't much I knew about the city apart from the fact that it's popular among holidaymakers during winter. I'm glad I found your video. Thank you for sharing your amazing trip with us!
Yeah! It is so sad that we cannot find much information on these places except that they are good for winter sports, and we couldn’t cover many other places that are also good to visit, we just covered the city center but outside the main city there are some beautiful waterfalls that locals recommend a lot (100km away from Erzurum center), etc.
This is the only video, at least in English, showing a bit of Erzurum and what’s there to see/do.
@@BeryIstanbulTips Eastern Turkey is unfortunately so underrated despite having so many historical sites. That's why I'm glad that you also covered this part of the country, instead of just Istanbul. Keep travelling and exploring less known cities and of course keep sharing more and more of your informative travel videos with us.
No doubt you are the best presenter of Turkey❤️
Thank you! We truly love showing places that are not popular among foreign tourists 🎉
A very well composed video covering almost everything this beautiful city is offering to its visitors starting from architecture, weather, activities and most importantly food. All those historical buildings specially that Medressah and Pasabey Mansion were simply awesome. Along with Kars, Erzurum will definitely be my next destination in the coming tour of Turkey. Big applause for Ms. Berry for exposing this hidden gem of Anatolia to her followers👏👏👏
So glad to know that you liked it! Another city to be added in your bucket list, you’ll love it! 🎉
@@BeryIstanbulTips I have been following your channel for the last 02 years and it gives me pleasure to say that all of my visits that were executed during these two years were planned in the light of all those tips you shared with your subscribers or audience. Content of your videos is sooo diversified ranging from providing basic information to introducing unexplored or less known places which are worth visiting. Thanks for sharing... Stay Blessed
Very beautiful place, full of history! Thanks for the tour!
It was originally Armenian land.
Turkish cities and excellent food are inseparable, and Erzurum is certainly no exception!
INCREÍBLE Y HERMOSA CIUDAD. GRACIAS BERY Y KAAN POR MOSTRARNOS MÁS CIUDADES TURCAS. FELICIDADES!!!
Wonderful and thanks for showing beautiful erzurum, especially the 300 years old house
That mansion was truly lovely! And the family running it was so sweet and welcoming 😍
The old architecture of the religious schools is so beautiful!
Beautiful legacy of the Seljuks ❤️
Watched full video that's so soooooo good to see Erzurum so beautiful n that's must visit city for everyone who visit Türkiye
Another less know city to put on your radar, soon, another video is coming! 🎉🎉
@@BeryIstanbulTips will wait for the upcoming videos 😍
Really loved the historical aspect of Erzurum, awesome. The local outfits were gorgeous.... Love & respect from Bangladesh
Indeed is a very historical city in Turkey, plus the people there were amazingly friendly and nice 😍
Thank you for watching us! 🙏
these are Armenian lands- they were stolen by Turkey
Such a nice video, lovely turkish spot, a gem for visitors! And... looking lovely in the traditional costume you had the chance to try on, thank you! Nice snow blanket too!
Quite possibly, the world's most underrated winter sports and travel destination.
Good work keep it up
I'm a foodie and seeing cağ kebab in this video really made me salivating.....
No one quite does videos like you. Always informative always educational. I love it. The genuinty is still present which is why when it comes to knowing and learning about travels to Turkey I always turn to you. I have been watching you and Kaan dedication for a few years. Stay true to your content guys your the best 🧿❤️❤️
Thank you so much! These comments really motivate us even more. We truly appreciate your support 🙏❤️
@@BeryIstanbulTips thank you for always providing content that is honest and reliable. I hope I utilize all your content and travel to Turkey soon inshallah ❤️🧿
Wow makes me wanna go there too love it
The old houses are so beautiful, masha'Allah!
They truly are!
Another amazing video..willbe going in February on Dogu express and 6 day tour.
I have never experienced winter season or snowfall in my whole life, but I can imagine how cold -11°C is!
Muchas gracias por el vídeo, me ha encantado y la ciudad también. Fantástico el trabajo realizado. Ya conocemos otra parte de Turquía. 👍👍. Saludos desde España.
Hola María! Otra ciudad más para agregar a la lista ❤️
Un saludo hasta España! 🇪🇸
@@BeryIstanbulTips por supuesto, otra para visitar. Qué ganas !!!!😃
Muchas gracias
Great job bery, i enjoyed it a lot. looking forward for Kars video.
Thank you! Also Eastern Express train video is coming soon 🚂🚂
Very informative! Been to Turkey for 4 times but basically I only travel to western part of Turkey, I’m excited to explore the historical part in eastern Turkey 😍.
Next time try eastern Türkiye, you’ll not regret it! Everything is super authentic there, its culture, food and people are amazing! 🎉
Nice vlog 👍😊💐 from Dubai
Thank you for watching! Greetings to Dubai 🎉
What a nice city! I had no idea Erzurum had so much history and cool places to visit. It’s great to see these less known places on your channel, we’d love more places like this 🙌 great presentation as ALWAYS and your guide seems so friendly, too!
Thank you for the compliment :)😀
Is a nice region to visit, we are planning another trip to other cities to show on our channel.
Our guide Isa is so cool and nice! We enjoyed our 3 days with him!
Great place to visit definitely in my bucket list on my new trip to Turkey
Please! Add it to your list, you won’t regret it ❤️
Dear Berry; You are doing amazing work. We are really love you so much.
Thank you dear Sinan! 🙏🙏
Merhaba, Now that's why in series or bolums they or actors talk proudly about Anatolia, their hometown, full of history n culture. Interesting place. 👍
So true! Is truly an authentic region in Türkiye, full of unique culture, foods, traditions, etc, is fascinating 🎉
Wonderful and historical city Anatolia and you have covered almost every thing that is really enjoyable. I can remember one thing that thousand of years ago father of Ertugrul went to Aleppo from this Anatolia and they backed again here after the death of Suleman sha. Love to Turkey.......
Erzurum indeed is so historical ❤️
Thank you so much for watching!
@@BeryIstanbulTips don't we have the high speed train option to go there ?
Loved the video! Great that you show so much about the culture, beauty and history of its place, it is educational. Too many vloggers make it rather about themselves. Erzurum looks like a very interesting city culture and history wise, would love to visit. It would be cool to see a similar vlog video about Trabzon, with a very interesting history and many hidden gems as well. Cheers!
Thank you so much! We really work hard in trying to plan and structure a video of this type and is great to read comments like this! We love this country and we just want to show its beauty and most importantly culture and history, the main character of our videos will always be Türkiye 🇹🇷🎉
Thanks for watching us and supporting our channel!
Great 👍👍👍
I love your local tips and advice for each city 👍❤️🇵🇰
Thank you so much! Soon more to come! This week we’re going to release a video about Kars, Türkiye. 🇹🇷
Tik tok sayfasından buraya geldim, Erzurum ben anlatmak istesem böyle anlatırdım teşekkürler. Erzuruma İstanbuldan sabah uçağı ile gelip kayak yapıp akşam uçağı ile dönebilirsiniz👍
Hoş geldiniz! Türkçe ana dilim değil, TikTok’ta yorunuza farklı anladım 😬, bu nedenle özür dilerim demek isterdim. Burası herşeyi izlemek istersen, bulaşabilirsiniz 🎉
İşallah gelecek kışın Erzurum’da kayak yapabiliriz, çok isterdim ama zamanımız yoktu, ama Erzumum çok güzel bir şehir, çok beğendim, çok tarihi ❤️
Splendid n awesome
Thank you so much for watching 🙏
your videos are the best!!!
Very nice 😍 👏
Bery, I enjoyed your video very much, not to mention you look great wearing that knitted wool cap!
Have a nice trip
Thank you!
Great😍🙏 thank Berry💙
Thank you God bless you amen
very beautiful video lots love from india
A very well made vlog. You were looking gorgeous in the traditional costume. Lots of love and respect from Pakistan.
Thank you so much! ❤️
Ambassador of Turkish tourism
Berry
The Ministry of Tourism should contact me 😅
Wow! I never knew that there was a type of kebab that is uniquely prepared and horizontally rotated! It's so irresistible!
It is! You can also find it in Istanbul, there is a good place for cag kebap but is very very expensive! In Erzurum we truly got surprised for how affordable everything was! For 3 people at the place we ate kebap at, each we ate 5, then we ordered the dessert which was a big portion, drinks and tea, for everything we only paid 150 TL 😱😱
I was like noooo way! In Istanbul for a meal like that specially when is only meat, you’d pay at least 400 TL for 2 only 😥
@@BeryIstanbulTips In a large and touristy, let alone vibrant metropolis like Istanbul, nothing comes cheap!
God bless you and your family
Thank you! Blessings to your family and you, too! 🙏
espectacular
Glad you enjoyed! Thanks for watching 🙏
For a mexican my city erzurum must be so cold.😃👍
Yeah! It was really cold but it was really nice experiencing one of the coldest cities in Türkiye ❄️❄️🇹🇷🇹🇷
I am from Erzurum Turkey. Erzurum is very cold but people's very hot. 🥶😂 Canım memleketim 🇹🇷
Thanks for the video
What a beautiful place and history
It would have been much fun if u took the train from istanbul to Kars!!
We really wanted to take the train from Ankara all the way to Kars (it takes about 24 hrs) but we didn’t have enough days off for it, but if one day you can do it, we suggest you taking the train all the way long, you’ll enjoy it!
@@BeryIstanbulTips I think it takes about 36h??
Thanks very much for this video. Could you recommend a guide for Istanbul, please?
Thanks!
Always first ❤️🧿
Thank you! 🎉🎉
@@BeryIstanbulTips most welcome my cutie pie 😍
Ben Erzurum da yaşıyorum merhaba! :D
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good morning, i am planning on going to turkey in feb around valentines week? i was thnking antalya and cappadocia, would you recommend this or another part of turkey?
Ma'am your videos are awesome 😍 keep it up and god bless you 😇
Thank you so much! 🙏🙏
@@BeryIstanbulTips
Most welcome ma'am 😊
Hi! I came across your video while searching on Erzurum. When did you make this visit to Erzurum? I kinda planned to visit Erzurum in December this year and am so looking forward to the snowy city.
Hi! In January of this year 😀
and its still snowy now, :)
Thank you so much for all your videos. I don’t think there is one that I did. It like. You are amazing. Erzurum is one place I am thinking of visiting and now after seeing your video I will surely visit. I have one question, and that is as a solo traveler would you consider Erzurum a safe place for a woman?
Thank you for your words!
I would definitely suggest it, is a small city and all of the main attractions are so close to each other, so also no need of using public transportation. I found people there very friendly and nice.
All great ottomans are made here❤
👍😍😍😍😍👏👏👏
Isa seems like a nice guy!
thank you :)
Doğunun ve soğuğun başkenti Erzurum'a hoş geldiniz. 😂
Hoş bulduk! ❤️❤️🙏🙏❄️❄️
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14:43 çok yakışmış :)
Çok teşekkür ederim! 💃🏻💃🏻
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Erzurum atlama kulaleri ve nebiliyim bir çok yerlerivar gezilecek emeğinize sağlik
Can you please do a Q and a about youself? Would love to know more!
We already have it, take a look on the channel, there is a video on that.
Here's the video. ruclips.net/video/sjbnNGR1xec/видео.html
Saying “Eastern Anatolia” literally means Eastern Eastern. Anatolia means Eastern. The phrase “Eastern Anatolia” was initiated by Ataturk to replace the previous name “Armenian Vilayets” or Armenian Highland, for obvious reasons. My paternal grandparents were from Erzurum. Survivors of the Armenian Genocide. I would like to visit Erzurum. It would be nice for Armenians and Turks to emphasize their similarities and celebrate those similarities and start a new positive chapter in their shared history.
What is biggest etnic in erzurum..?
mostly Turks like 65-70%... rest of are Kurds and others
Are Eastern Train Express and Doğu Express same?
Hi! Yes, they are the same 🎉
How was your trip
It was amazing! We enjoyed a lot, it was nice seeing lots of snow again ❄️❄️
@@BeryIstanbulTips aww cutie pie 😍 always be happy smile but always take care of yourself please
where are you from ??
Is this the largest city in eastern Turkey?
In Eastern Anatolia, yes, is the largest one ❤️
Is it a clean city...?
The area that we visited seemed clean enough to me.
@@BeryIstanbulTips Sorry, are the cities in Turkey average clean and developed or not, I ask this because I am curious about the news in the media...?
@@Mr-vy2lb Generally in Turkey cities are clean. Nowhere near dirty. Also air quality is good.
Erzrum -Armenia 🇦🇲
One Day…….
The population of Ermenia is very low. Armenia brought 30 thousand Indians. They live in Yerevan. Indians
Dear loved yr videos.
I am into real estate investment & construction company business owner from Australia . Looking to move to turkey very soon . was looking to get the current update regarding the currency & economy . I m on regular update with news & economic affairs . But someone living in the current situation would update a bit more on the screen .
Wel I m getting update with my lawyers & team . But still getting & reaching the local who are from the media as you r . As u on everyday on live current situation would know more as per the people spending their life up & down only.
I would appreciate if u could or perhaps 🤔 provide me with more info. That will be great.
Are you Turkish?
Nop
Armenians lived in Erzurum before the Turks' crime in 1826, the great family of our ancestors fled to Javak.
Ajahah
The name of the city is Karin. This is part of Historic Armenia.
No it is Erzurum. This city is part of Turkey, like a thousand year "historically"
@@karishmabhana6396 Ermeniler taş kafalı oldukları için anlamaz boşuna yorma kendini hayal dünyaları binyıl geride kalmış hala rrmenistan sanıyorlar burayı Selçuklu Osmanlı Türkiye Cumhuriyeti bu devletin sahibi Yunanlı gelen mallarida aynı kafadan bunlar bunların mermer kafalı oldukları için hep hayallerle yaşıyorlar kıyamete kadar müslüman yurdu kalacak burası hangi dinden olurlarsa olsun saygım var ama toprağıma gözü olan babamın oğlu olsa saygım yok kimsenin dini ırkı rengi hiç önemli değil yeterki dürüst olsunlar bu topraklarda kargaşa fitne çıkarmadan bir birimize saygı gösterip yaşarsak asla sorun çıkmaz gül gibi geçinip gideriz Ermeniler ve gelenler kusura bakmasınlar dünyada en taş kafalı laftan sözden anlamayan iki millet nedenmi diye soran olursa soyliyim burası Mezopotamya bölgesi bu topraklardan ne büyük topluluklar yaşayıp gelip geçmiş bizanslisindan ismini sayamayacagim uygarlıklar gelip geçmiş ama bu iki ahmak.millet buranın sahibi biziz diyor delirmiş bunlar ya
This used to be Western Armenia. The Asian side of Turkey belongs to Armenia. It's a shame Armenians get no credit for this. The Asian side of Turkey is the ancestral homeland of many Armenians, including this city.
A Kars video is coming soon, and there we will show many Armenian heritage sites.
And you’re so right, all of those provinces used to be part of Armenia once, we can still find a lot of its culture there.
The asian side of Turkey is literally %90 of Turkey? No side of Turkey belongs to Armenia. Do you live in Russia?
Anatolia is homeland of many civilizations and ethnic groups. Human settlement in Anatolia goes back at least 15,000 years, way before than the Armenians. Only for a short period of time Armenians controlled the territories you mentioned as an independent state/kingdom. Most of the time they preserved their existence as a vassal of Persians, Greeks, Romans, Byzantines, Arabs, Turks, and Mongols. The land has been under Turkish control for 10 centuries, except for brief Mongolian and Russian periods. Armenians still could have been in Anatolia if they didn't try to assassinate the sultan, and their leaders didn't take the side of the enemies of Ottomans and cooperate with them.
The city doesn't belong to your country. Erzurum is and will forever be a Turkish city. So you better remember this before writing nonsense. Btw Yerevan is a Turkish city and is called Revan.
U cant say this
You look like halime sultan with that old ottaman clouse
It’s beautiful Kurdistan the land of upper Mesopotamia the cradle of the modern civilisation , Indo European language birth place
You are invited to visit Bangladesh.
Thank you so much! Hopefully one day soon! 🙏🙏
Eastern Turkey is Western Armenia
İn your dreams 😂
Sus
Nice Kurdish and Arminian city.
Erzurum always been a turkish city.
Try to say this in centre of Erzurum you Mesopotamian filth
Are you sure this Madrasas and mosque are Turkish? They look very much like Armenian churches, architecture, carvings on walls etc. Erzurum was/is an Armenian city without Armenians, also used to be called Karin. So called Eastern Anatolia is actually Western Armenia and small part of Eastern Armenia.
The places where Armenians were concentrated were the southeastern Anatolia region.
Dude drop it. We use modern descriptions now. Sure armenia had a hand in this region for a long time BUT not anymore get over it, Christian saint warrior mfer.
the country name called Türkiye not Turkey
also this land belongs to Armenia. Eastern Turkey is Western Armenia.
@@demelzakonoplyanka8550 cry
Who cares
erzrom=kurdistan
karin, armenia
Cağ kebap yeri için iyi bir seçenek yapmamışsınız.
Maalesef Ermenilerin varlığının tek bir izinin bulunmadığı ilginç bir şehir. Her şeyi yok ettiğimiz için üzgünüm.
Sen ondan evvel 800 yılı geçkin türklerin hüküm sürdüğü Revan ( Erivan) şehrinde bırak tek türkün yaşmasını yüzlerce mescitten tek 1 tanesinin ayakta kalmasına üzül.
Senin gibi içimizde düşmanlar varken dışarda düşmanlara gerek yok
@@bakrdemir8656Türkiye ermen*lerinin 90%-ı, günaydın
This is Armenian City and it will be back
Try to take back Karabakh first
For an honest background source for this city: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erzurum
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