Osmanlı ve Selçuklu'ya çok şey borçluyuz biz sadece Türk imparatorluğunun değil aynı zamanda onun hamiliğini yaptığı Pers ve Roma medeniyetini içeriyoruz bunları benimseyip korumak için düzgün bir eğitim ve tarih şuuru şarttır.
Keşke herkes böyle düşünebilse. Müslümanlari benimseyip onun dışında olanları red ediyoruz. Bu gerçekten büyük bir eksiklik. Ermenilerin Süryanilerin hepsini geçtim Yunanistan'ı tamamen disliyoruz fakat temeli bunlardan oluşuyor.
Keşke herkes böyle düşünebilse. Müslümanlari benimseyip onun dışında olanları red ediyoruz. Bu gerçekten büyük bir eksiklik. Ermenilerin Süryanilerin hepsini geçtim Yunanistan'ı tamamen disliyoruz fakat temeli bunlardan oluşuyor.
@@yasinerdogan8045 Süryanileri nerede dışlıyoruz ? Süryanilerin burunları havada, gerkese tepeden bakıyorlar. Kendi dinlerindeki insanları bile içten içe aşağılıyorlar (inanışlarina göre ilk hristiyanlar kendileriymiş). Çocuklarının askerlik yaşı geldiğinde de yurt dışına kaçırıyorlar.
Ne yazılı korunmuyor , Efes antik kent giderek küçülüyor , Hasan keyif sular altında kalıyor , yüzlerce tarihi eser tahrip ediliyor ... çok üzücü .. Ben Ankara doğumluyum , mebus evlerinde yaşadım (Türkiye’nin ilk mebuslar için yapılan evleri ) ,Zeki Müren’nin evi vardı, evimin önünde. Şimdi hepsini yıkmışlar , şirket yapmışlar ... SAHİP ÇIKALIM KÜLTÜRÜMÜZE
the way that old lady greeted. well thats the beauty of people in turkey. i am from pakistan living in izmir and i love people here. yaşasın türkiye. 😊😊
Ephesos . In 1954, a burial ground from the Mycenaean era (1500-1400 BC), which contained ceramic pots, was discovered close to the ruins of the basilica of St. John. This was the period of the Mycenaean expansion, when the Achaioi (as they were called by Homer) began settling in Asia Minor, a process that continued into the 13th century BC. Ephesus was founded as an Attic-Ionian colony in the 10th century BC.The founder of the city was a prince of Athens named Androklos.He named the city Ephesos (Εφεσος) ,a name of an Amazon queen.Ancient sources (Pausanias (4.31.8) seem to indicate that the Mycenean name of the place was Alope (Ancient Greek: Ἀλόπη, romanized: Alópē).
In these books I sent you very useful information is translated into at least eighty world languages. Absolutely and definitely download this app. After reading, you will alreadyshare.play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yukselis.okumaeng
@@junpow755 I think the whole world should read these books do you know how hard these books are written? The reading of these books was forbidden 69 years ago, and the government was then released after testing these books. The author of these books was poisoned 21 times and spent nearly 30 years in prison. play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yukselis.okumaeng
One of the very BEST vlogs of Ephesus. Thanks so much for showing the proximity to Seljuk. I know when we went, our tour guide/ bus stopped to pick some guests from Seljuk but didn’t realize one could walk to Ephesus. We stayed at Kusadaşı when visiting but I see that Seljuk is worth to stay at to walk to Ephesus instead of being in a tour now that we know the place. Thanks so much for sharing the historical facts too. Always a great part of traveling besides the scenery and mingling with the wonderful people! LOVE Turkey 🇹🇷 from USA.
Ephesos (/ˈɛfəsəs/; Greek: Ἔφεσος Ephesos; Turkish: Efes) was an ancient Greek city on the coast of Ionia, three kilometres southwest of present-day Selçuk in İzmir Province, Turkey. It was built in the 10th century BC on the site of the former Arzawan capital by Attic and Ionian Greek colonists. During the Classical Greek era it was one of the twelve cities of the Ionian League. The city flourished AFTER it came under the control of the Roman Republic in 129 BC.
It is an ancient GREEK city. No one has to know everything.... But, before you write ✍ something is better to check, first. Or open books... Thank you! From Wikipedia: Ephesus Ephesus (/ˈɛfəsəs/;[1] Ancient Greek: Ἔφεσος Efesos; Turkish: Efes; may ultimately derive from Hittite Apasa) was an ancient Greek city[2][3] on the coast of Ionia, three kilometres southwest of present-day Selçuk in İzmir Province, Turkey. It was built in the 10th century BC on the site of the former Arzawan capital[4][5] by Attic and Ionian Greek colonists. During the Classical Greek era it was one of the twelve cities of the Ionian League. The city flourished after it came under the control of the Roman Republic in 129 BC.
Your vlogs are good cause you're really interested with the places that you're going. Most of people don't do that, they're just visiting some places for those places are famous for some reason. Good travels Jason. This Video was so nice, i hope you're having enjoy in Izmir and also in Istanbul 🙋
Ephesus Port was much closer in the Roman times. The River Kaystros (Küçük Menderes) filled the area. The flat ground you see between agora and beach was actually the bay of Ephesus.
'Εφεσσος, as it was called, was a Greek city. It was under Roman rule, then again under Greek rule when the Byzantine Empire , the Greek continuation of the Roman Empire was the dominant force in the area.
Thank you Jason for your video! Enjoyed seeing all the sights! I'm learning lots about Turkey from your videos! I like your music choices and I like the pacing of you videos especially the way you slowly and smoothly pan across a scene. Thank you for filming, commenting, editing, adding music and online titles and sharing. Thumbs up!
Now THIS is what I like! Interesting, beautiful shots and full of information! I know very little about Turkey, to my shame, but after this video I’m going to continue reading and find out more! Thank you! 👏🏼
I have nothing to do with the Turks, but these ancient Turks are ancient Greeks, I come from these places and it is my honor to come from Izmir, my grandmother's parents were from Izmir, they left in 1922
I like the casual and informative approach and the views you chose, Jason..... I wish you would linger 2 seconds longer on each; the cut to the next shot is abrupt. Music is good. Thank you.
First of all I would like to say that you are one of the best travellers in youtube. You introduce our country with your honest and sincere ideas. This is because i am much obliged to you. Enjoy your vacation!
Baranseli Financial Settlements they did not speak Latin in Ephesus - they only spoke Greek and the inhabitants were Greek. The city was started as a Greek city and then it was taken over by the Romans but this was not A Latin-speaking city
Nice video but the title is wrong. Ephesos was actually a Greek city, as the language of its inscriptions, its art and its history prove. Also in Roman times Cairo didn't even exist, Egypt's biggest city was of course Alexandria.
I suggest to you should go Şirince.This village is one of the most important historical places of Selçuk.And you can taste really delicious free wine :)
Ephesus is truly magnificent. The Turks made a lot of progress in archeology. In countries such as Italy, Greece, Morocco, Algeria, mosaics are not protected and the mosaics are damaged by rain water and bad weather conditions. The Turks, on the other hand, covered the terrace houses in Ephesus with constructions and made sections for visitors . This is amazing indeed. The whole world should thank the Turks for protecting the archaeological artifacts. Thanks for the video. Turkish history is amazing!
you got a wonderful channel, I just found that on youtube. I've been there, and I feel nostalgic when I watch the videos of Izmir. After I watched these videos, I booked my ticket, Izmir, here I come again
You should come to Trabzon. There is Sümela Manastry in Trabzon and in my opinion its very important for Christians. Besides,there are many things to to in Trabzon. You can eat our local food and im sure you will like its. I hope that you call on Trabzon
You should definetly visit ancient lycian cities such as Xantos, Patara, Pınara, Kaunos and many more. They are very like Ephesus but also are more unique. If you hadnt visited ancient Lycian realm, I strongly advice you to go those ones for your next trip in Turkey and try to come in summer as you could also take a chance to see and go to our paradise Coastal cities, Antalya and Muğla. I hope we will see you in Turkey once more and I hope your travel here in this country were amazing. Cheers mate.
Pff... I'd really wish to accompany you on this fun trip now, yet I've stuck in work on a gloomy Istanbul day. Thanks for the videos though & Have a nice trip!
@Ioannis Grivas aha yeap. Quick reminder to you we dropped Russian strike jet but they didn't do anything that's because of politics you moron. You guys like extreme dreamers
Tuckey? Did you forget there is an R in the name? I visited Turkey (Turkiye) for what I thought would be 3 weeks. I loved it so much, I stayed 3 months. It's hard to believe that was 34 years ago. I thought the Temple would have been more reconstructed by now. It looks the same with just that 1 piece. Thanks for the great tour and bringing back so many fond memories. I visited there about 7 times. Back then it was the equivalent of 90 cents US to see everything. $1 = 2,200 Turkish Lira then. Thanks again.
please your title is wrong ,Ephesus was a greek roman city at first founded by greeks and after many years conquered by romans,even the names Ephesus is greek and the goddess artemis greek
You can go to the city center of Izmir(and also lots of different points of the city) from this train station for 6.5 Turkish Liras. This public transportation system has a 140km of a rail line. It starts from Alsancak(which is near to Agora ancient city and Kemeralti bazaar) and it ends in Seljuk. It is quite cheap if you are a student in Turkey and citizens use this trains every day.
I want to clarify one thing that where you showed the port is not completely correct. Ephesus was actually a port city and it was right next to sea but the sediment from rivers clogged the where the port used to be.
Hello, I am an american and will be be traveling through turkey with a friend of mine (both Males), starting in the east near Şanlıurfa (Gobekli Tepi) and ending in Istanbul. We are going to stop in Cappadocia and Pummukale and Ephesus… and are looking for more ancient, beautiful sites in between. We are traveling to learn about the ancient history of the world and to take pictures to help people learn about these places. If anyone could point us in the right direction for amazing places to stay or tips for our travel, I would greatly appreciate it. We are both Vegan too (don’t eat animal products) so any tips for finding food that meets our diet would be very much appreciated. Turkey looks beautiful and It is my hope that we can connect with kind, loving people on this journey and build a peaceful world for us all to thrive in. Blessings, thank you
Andros Charalambous Pyliotis turks wont tell you the Greeks founded the city and inhabited the city, even when it was roman, because it’s not to their benefit. They hate Greeks
@@olbiomoiros I am feeling so sad because of your thoughts about Turkish people actually.We don't hate greeks only we had not good relationship which comes from the past as well as I come from izmir.
Please change the title of the video. Ephesus is an ancient GREEK city. The Romans took over later on but, still, it's incorrect to call it Roman. Many people in the comment section have pointed this out already. Are you ignoring them on purpose or something?
@@kullancad643 This is from Wikipedia: No one has to know everything.... But, before you write ✍ something is better to check, first. Thank you! Ephesus Ephesus (/ˈɛfəsəs/;[1] Ancient Greek: Ἔφεσος Efesos; Turkish: Efes; may ultimately derive from Hittite Apasa) was an ancient Greek city[2][3] on the coast of Ionia, three kilometres southwest of present-day Selçuk in İzmir Province, Turkey. It was built in the 10th century BC on the site of the former Arzawan capital[4][5] by Attic and Ionian Greek colonists. During the Classical Greek era it was one of the twelve cities of the Ionian League. The city flourished after it came under the control of the Roman Republic in 129 BC.
@@dionf3858 how you greeks changing topic and making polemics is excellent. You should talk about what you did in Greece as well. You turned mosques to church but according to you it's ok when we do same it's wrong... You have extreme double standard
Adem Şavluk you’re wrong...no mosque in Greece that wasn’t originally a Greek Byzantine church in the first place, has ever been converted into a Church ....no Greek would ever want to worship in a Turkish built mosque....never....you are making it up to justify the current actions of your backward and bigoted government and society.....
Congratulations on not ruining your video with an obnoxious thumping beat that makes so much v-logging unwatchable. Unfortunate that weather (I presume) stopped you from showing more of the points of interest. Just to comment on a previous post, the Library of Celsus is of Roman construction, as is much of the site that has been excavated, though it was a Greek city. I don't think you missed much by not visiting Mary's (somewhat dubious) house. Maybe for the deeply religious?
İt would have been so much easier if you just take the train because train station in Izmir is in very central area and next to the metro etc so you can just use the metro to your accommodation. On the other hand main bus station is little bit far from things. Anyway miss you Izmir.
Hi jason i'm from istanbul o know turkey and historical places to me you should go erzurum there is very good city like other cities if you go erzurum u should go palandöken mountain ( at the moment very very cold) ,lake of tortum and waterfall , narman fairy chimney in erzurum . If you go u should eat cağkebap .
Nice country with an amazing history, I LOVE TÜRKİYE ☪.
I'm watching this from The Gambia 🇬🇲, West Africa.
One love my brother ❤️ 🇬🇲🇹🇷
Love you too (from Turkey)
We love you,too. Take careee!🌹
The history is Hellenic/Greek not turkey !!!!!!
Osmanlı ve Selçuklu'ya çok şey borçluyuz biz sadece Türk imparatorluğunun değil aynı zamanda onun hamiliğini yaptığı Pers ve Roma medeniyetini içeriyoruz bunları benimseyip korumak için düzgün bir eğitim ve tarih şuuru şarttır.
Keşke herkes böyle düşünebilse. Müslümanlari benimseyip onun dışında olanları red ediyoruz. Bu gerçekten büyük bir eksiklik. Ermenilerin Süryanilerin hepsini geçtim Yunanistan'ı tamamen disliyoruz fakat temeli bunlardan oluşuyor.
Keşke herkes böyle düşünebilse. Müslümanlari benimseyip onun dışında olanları red ediyoruz. Bu gerçekten büyük bir eksiklik. Ermenilerin Süryanilerin hepsini geçtim Yunanistan'ı tamamen disliyoruz fakat temeli bunlardan oluşuyor.
@@yasinerdogan8045 Süryanileri nerede dışlıyoruz ? Süryanilerin burunları havada, gerkese tepeden bakıyorlar. Kendi dinlerindeki insanları bile içten içe aşağılıyorlar (inanışlarina göre ilk hristiyanlar kendileriymiş). Çocuklarının askerlik yaşı geldiğinde de yurt dışına kaçırıyorlar.
Ne yazılı korunmuyor , Efes antik kent giderek küçülüyor , Hasan keyif sular altında kalıyor , yüzlerce tarihi eser tahrip ediliyor ... çok üzücü .. Ben Ankara doğumluyum , mebus evlerinde yaşadım (Türkiye’nin ilk mebuslar için yapılan evleri ) ,Zeki Müren’nin evi vardı, evimin önünde. Şimdi hepsini yıkmışlar , şirket yapmışlar ... SAHİP ÇIKALIM KÜLTÜRÜMÜZE
Kesinlikle katiliyorum
Cats are the kings in Turkey.
:) yea there are many animal lover in Turkey
Cats Troll
Hashahshhahshhahha
Thats right :) 😂
you know they always eating the kebab leftovers
the way that old lady greeted. well thats the beauty of people in turkey. i am from pakistan living in izmir and i love people here. yaşasın türkiye. 😊😊
Ephesos . In 1954, a burial ground from the Mycenaean era (1500-1400 BC), which contained ceramic pots, was discovered close to the ruins of the basilica of St. John. This was the period of the Mycenaean expansion, when the Achaioi (as they were called by Homer) began settling in Asia Minor, a process that continued into the 13th century BC.
Ephesus was founded as an Attic-Ionian colony in the 10th century BC.The founder of the city was a prince of Athens named Androklos.He named the city Ephesos (Εφεσος) ,a name of an Amazon queen.Ancient sources (Pausanias (4.31.8) seem to indicate that the Mycenean name of the place was Alope (Ancient Greek: Ἀλόπη, romanized: Alópē).
I love Turkey. It's a beautiful country. I want to visit two countries in my life. India and Turkey.
Really you have to visit india specially at rajasthan in jaisalmer
In these books I sent you very useful information is translated into at least eighty world languages. Absolutely and definitely download this app.
After reading, you will alreadyshare.play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yukselis.okumaeng
Hepsi Burda nobody should read this book. It’s completely no sense.
@@junpow755
I think the whole world should read these books
do you know how hard these books are written?
The reading of these books was forbidden 69 years ago, and the government was then released after testing these books.
The author of these books was poisoned 21 times and spent nearly 30 years in prison.
play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.yukselis.okumaeng
I hope you can visit my country and im sure you will like my country:)))))
One of the very BEST vlogs of Ephesus. Thanks so much for showing the proximity to Seljuk. I know when we went, our tour guide/ bus stopped to pick some guests from Seljuk but didn’t realize one could walk to Ephesus. We stayed at Kusadaşı when visiting but I see that Seljuk is worth to stay at to walk to Ephesus instead of being in a tour now that we know the place.
Thanks so much for sharing the historical facts too. Always a great part of traveling besides the scenery and mingling with the wonderful people! LOVE Turkey 🇹🇷 from USA.
Did they tell you that Efesos was Hellenic/Greek ???
Ephesos (/ˈɛfəsəs/; Greek: Ἔφεσος Ephesos; Turkish: Efes) was an ancient Greek city on the coast of Ionia, three kilometres southwest of present-day Selçuk in İzmir Province, Turkey. It was built in the 10th century BC on the site of the former Arzawan capital by Attic and Ionian Greek colonists. During the Classical Greek era it was one of the twelve cities of the Ionian League. The city flourished AFTER it came under the control of the Roman Republic in 129 BC.
Love greece turkey :)) güzel bir kültür hellenic ve hepsi
CyprusHot Βρετανοί.... τεθκοι μαλακες ενι ώρες ώρες. Αρεσκει τους να θκιαλεουσιν την ιστορία.
🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷
It is an ancient GREEK city.
No one has to know everything....
But, before you write ✍ something is better to check, first. Or open books...
Thank you!
From Wikipedia:
Ephesus
Ephesus (/ˈɛfəsəs/;[1] Ancient Greek: Ἔφεσος Efesos; Turkish: Efes; may ultimately derive from Hittite Apasa) was an ancient Greek city[2][3] on the coast of Ionia, three kilometres southwest of present-day Selçuk in İzmir Province, Turkey. It was built in the 10th century BC on the site of the former Arzawan capital[4][5] by Attic and Ionian Greek colonists. During the Classical Greek era it was one of the twelve cities of the Ionian League. The city flourished after it came under the control of the Roman Republic in 129 BC.
not Greek but Roman
Yumm breakfast looks good👍 I've been all around there. Miss my Turkey. 🇹🇷🇹🇷
Your vlogs are good cause you're really interested with the places that you're going. Most of people don't do that, they're just visiting some places for those places are famous for some reason. Good travels Jason. This Video was so nice, i hope you're having enjoy in Izmir and also in Istanbul 🙋
Thanks :)
Just joined your channel Will share !
Ephesus Port was much closer in the Roman times. The River Kaystros (Küçük Menderes) filled the area. The flat ground you see between agora and beach was actually the bay of Ephesus.
Greek..... don't cry
You should've gone to Şirince as well. It's really close to Selçuk and a very cute village, known for its wines.
Ve kıyamette yok olmamasıyla :)
'Εφεσσος, as it was called, was a Greek city. It was under Roman rule, then again under Greek rule when the Byzantine Empire , the Greek continuation of the Roman Empire was the dominant force in the area.
Ephesus is ancient Greek city actually. Ancient Greek history is so interesting
Thank you Jason for your video! Enjoyed seeing all the sights! I'm learning lots about Turkey from your videos! I like your music choices and I like the pacing of you videos especially the way you slowly and smoothly pan across a scene. Thank you for filming, commenting, editing, adding music and online titles and sharing. Thumbs up!
Now THIS is what I like! Interesting, beautiful shots and full of information! I know very little about Turkey, to my shame, but after this video I’m going to continue reading and find out more! Thank you! 👏🏼
Thank you for sharing, what an amazing historical place 🙏 I would love to visit there one day.
The presentation (historical informations) of this vedio is quite impressive.And the introducing(presenter) person seems like a very decent man.
I just found your videos about my beautiful country Turkey :) and loved your telling about historical places ^^ it sounds so nice... thank you.
@Babis B hahahaha you pathetic
@Babis B you can find easily "anitkabir" monument of ATATÜRK who fucked entire greeks 😂😂 was that enough answer to you?
@Babis B yeah Ottoman land
@Babis B do you know what happened your ship? Because of damage that ship take they send the ship to repair
@Babis B keep dream it you looser this land belong to us for 1000 years
I have nothing to do with the Turks, but these ancient Turks are ancient Greeks, I come from these places and it is my honor to come from Izmir, my grandmother's parents were from Izmir, they left in 1922
Thanks, Jason. We were happy to see you around. We love you and we are grateful to you. :)
Beautiful architecture and scenery there! I wish i could visit all these places!
the architecture is Hellenic/Greek - later Roman !?!?
I like the casual and informative approach and the views you chose, Jason..... I wish you would linger 2 seconds longer on each; the cut to the next shot is abrupt. Music is good. Thank you.
Jason you look so sincere, thanks for your good thought about Efes
Wow what a fantastic hotel room !!
First of all I would like to say that you are one of the best travellers in youtube. You introduce our country with your honest and sincere ideas. This is because i am much obliged to you. Enjoy your vacation!
Thanks for the kind words :)
All this was a Greek built by Greeks. 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷 in fact most wonderful sites in modern-day Turkey were Greek, built by Greeks. This is occupied land
Baranseli Financial Settlements why all the Greek writing all over “Roman” Ephesus
Baranseli Financial Settlements they did not speak Latin in Ephesus - they only spoke Greek and the inhabitants were Greek. The city was started as a Greek city and then it was taken over by the Romans but this was not
A Latin-speaking city
According to you you stole Turkish land bro modern day greece once was ours then it must be ours you stole it. Ha? It's correct right. In your sight
Adem Şavluk LoL - modern day Greece was once yours? When was that? I think you meant to say, modern day Turkey, was once ours...
Nice video but the title is wrong. Ephesos was actually a Greek city, as the language of its inscriptions, its art and its history prove. Also in Roman times Cairo didn't even exist, Egypt's biggest city was of course Alexandria.
I suggest to you should go Şirince.This village is one of the most important historical places of Selçuk.And you can taste really delicious free wine :)
Wonderful place. Very beautiful video. Nice creation. Great work friends.
Great Video as always Jason. Informative and peaceful.. thanks!
Ephesus is truly magnificent. The Turks made a lot of progress in archeology. In countries such as Italy, Greece, Morocco, Algeria, mosaics are not protected and the mosaics are damaged by rain water and bad weather conditions. The Turks, on the other hand, covered the terrace houses in Ephesus with constructions and made sections for visitors . This is amazing indeed. The whole world should thank the Turks for protecting the archaeological artifacts. Thanks for the video. Turkish history is amazing!
Omg you are so cute when you say merhaba😍😭
you got a wonderful channel, I just found that on youtube. I've been there, and I feel nostalgic when I watch the videos of Izmir. After I watched these videos, I booked my ticket, Izmir, here I come again
I’ve been there twice and its just beautiful
You should come to Trabzon. There is Sümela Manastry in Trabzon and in my opinion its very important for Christians. Besides,there are many things to to in Trabzon. You can eat our local food and im sure you will like its. I hope that you call on Trabzon
You should definetly visit ancient lycian cities such as Xantos, Patara, Pınara, Kaunos and many more. They are very like Ephesus but also are more unique. If you hadnt visited ancient Lycian realm, I strongly advice you to go those ones for your next trip in Turkey and try to come in summer as you could also take a chance to see and go to our paradise Coastal cities, Antalya and Muğla. I hope we will see you in Turkey once more and I hope your travel here in this country were amazing. Cheers mate.
I like your adventures and your narrative ☺️ It's also nice to see that you are having a good time in my country
thanks for sharing this video.
I love Turkey! :))
Pff... I'd really wish to accompany you on this fun trip now, yet I've stuck in work on a gloomy Istanbul day. Thanks for the videos though & Have a nice trip!
Not to forget, the excavations are still going on in Ephesus, thus every cent you're paying is a contribution to these excavations.
am very glad to see that your channel is growing well.. love your videos bro... if u come to Bangladesh again i will be happy ❤❤
The Humanity must love their world and each other..The key of the life is THE LOVE..Have a nice travel Jason
Visited this place 10yrs ago and was fantastic archaeological site. A must for historians but not tourists.
Hello l am from turkey. Welcome 🇹🇷
@Ioannis Grivas ok dreamer
@Ioannis Grivas aha yeap. Quick reminder to you we dropped Russian strike jet but they didn't do anything that's because of politics you moron. You guys like extreme dreamers
nice video,love from Bangladesh
Tuckey? Did you forget there is an R in the name? I visited Turkey (Turkiye) for what I thought would be 3 weeks. I loved it so much, I stayed 3 months. It's hard to believe that was 34 years ago. I thought the Temple would have been more reconstructed by now. It looks the same with just that 1 piece. Thanks for the great tour and bringing back so many fond memories. I visited there about 7 times. Back then it was the equivalent of 90 cents US to see everything. $1 = 2,200 Turkish Lira then. Thanks again.
Awesome video Thank you bro
wowser lovely hotel and such a scenic area
Ephesus was an ancient Greek Ionian city built 8th century BC. Was Roman during the Era of Roman rule. Simple history.
Aga ben daha mahallemden dışarı çıkamıyorum adam ülke değiştiriyor.
izmirdeysen gel gezelim 😄
please your title is wrong ,Ephesus was a greek roman city at first founded by greeks and after many years conquered by romans,even the names Ephesus is greek and the goddess artemis greek
Great video😍😍
Beautiful village😍😍
You can go to the city center of Izmir(and also lots of different points of the city) from this train station for 6.5 Turkish Liras. This public transportation system has a 140km of a rail line. It starts from Alsancak(which is near to Agora ancient city and Kemeralti bazaar) and it ends in Seljuk. It is quite cheap if you are a student in Turkey and citizens use this trains every day.
Έφεσος is Greek ancient City 😊
Yeah , we would like to see you all visit Turkey to see it ☺️
@Registeel on RUclips no I'm not
@Registeel on RUclips wtf 😂 I'm Turk
I want to clarify one thing that where you showed the port is not completely correct. Ephesus was actually a port city and it was right next to sea but the sediment from rivers clogged the where the port used to be.
thanks a lot Jason for this lovely video.....
EPHESUS, is a Greek city, not Roman! Enjoyed video. Thanks.
Excellent video Jason.
Nice vlog, that breakfast looked good.
This video is wonderful, thanks.
Beautiful country. Hope and pray to be there in the next 2-3 years.
Pity you aren't going to Tarsus, there is a lot of history there as well. Great videos, thank you for sharing
Google taught me this today
Merhaba nasılsın
Thank you very much. Sen nasılsın?
Hello, I am an american and will be be traveling through turkey with a friend of mine (both Males), starting in the east near Şanlıurfa (Gobekli Tepi) and ending in Istanbul. We are going to stop in Cappadocia and Pummukale and Ephesus… and are looking for more ancient, beautiful sites in between. We are traveling to learn about the ancient history of the world and to take pictures to help people learn about these places. If anyone could point us in the right direction for amazing places to stay or tips for our travel, I would greatly appreciate it. We are both Vegan too (don’t eat animal products) so any tips for finding food that meets our diet would be very much appreciated. Turkey looks beautiful and It is my hope that we can connect with kind, loving people on this journey and build a peaceful world for us all to thrive in. Blessings, thank you
Selçuk! I was born and raised in Germany but my dad is actually coming from Selçuk.
When did Zeus and Artemis become Roman? 6:30, does that prescription look Roman to you or Greek?
That's ok, but Roman conquered the city.
@@redrose-gd8fu, and made it as you see it today, ruins.
Andros Charalambous Pyliotis it is a Greek city, that was expanded by Romans.
Andros Charalambous Pyliotis turks wont tell you the Greeks founded the city and inhabited the city, even when it was roman, because it’s not to their benefit. They hate Greeks
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I am feeling so sad because of your thoughts about Turkish people actually.We don't hate greeks only we had not good relationship which comes from the past as well as I come from izmir.
I also loved Ephesus - I posted a video also on Ephesus - but as per usual never gets the views your videos get. Nice video once again
The town has smartened up a lot since I stayed in 1984 .
Its not roman this is an ancient greek city
Thanks Jason from Milton Keynes
Please correct your title , Efesos was a great ancient Greek city and not Roman ! located in Turkey today
Thanks for the info mate brilliant
Ancient GREEK city that came under Roman control. Be precise
I used to live in Izmir, Turkey very, very many moons ago (1963-1967). I think of it often.
Nice video.
You ate PIDE, wish is similar to Pizza, but with out tomatoes sauce.
Hi Jason, I love your videos and I think, you should go to Bursa, the first Ottoman Capital.
Wonderful
Woww this is nicer then Rome..
Perfect place👍
Please change the title of the video. Ephesus is an ancient GREEK city. The Romans took over later on but, still, it's incorrect to call it Roman. Many people in the comment section have pointed this out already. Are you ignoring them on purpose or something?
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Ephesus is Hellas 🇬🇷🇬🇷Man !!
Thanks Jason, very nice
Great video!
I'm glad you are intrigued. Where are you from?
Efesos is an ancient Greek city, my friend.
Not Roman.
No it is roman
@@kullancad643 It is Greek, my friend.
Please open a History book, not what you have been told.
The name of the city, Έφεσος, is also Greek
@@kullancad643 This is from Wikipedia:
No one has to know everything....
But, before you write ✍ something is better to check, first.
Thank you!
Ephesus
Ephesus (/ˈɛfəsəs/;[1] Ancient Greek: Ἔφεσος Efesos; Turkish: Efes; may ultimately derive from Hittite Apasa) was an ancient Greek city[2][3] on the coast of Ionia, three kilometres southwest of present-day Selçuk in İzmir Province, Turkey. It was built in the 10th century BC on the site of the former Arzawan capital[4][5] by Attic and Ionian Greek colonists. During the Classical Greek era it was one of the twelve cities of the Ionian League. The city flourished after it came under the control of the Roman Republic in 129 BC.
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13:26. It is called "Pide"
Ephesus was was founded 1000bc by Greek colonists, I was a Greek city not Roman
it was improved by romans
Şamil Yılmaz it was improved by the Ephesians of the Roman period
No you weren't a greek city you are a human
@@dionf3858 how you greeks changing topic and making polemics is excellent. You should talk about what you did in Greece as well. You turned mosques to church but according to you it's ok when we do same it's wrong... You have extreme double standard
Adem Şavluk you’re wrong...no mosque in Greece that wasn’t originally a Greek Byzantine church in the first place, has ever been converted into a Church ....no Greek would ever want to worship in a Turkish built mosque....never....you are making it up to justify the current actions of your backward and bigoted government and society.....
Congratulations on not ruining your video with an obnoxious thumping beat that makes so much v-logging unwatchable. Unfortunate that weather (I presume) stopped you from showing more of the points of interest. Just to comment on a previous post, the Library of Celsus is of Roman construction, as is much of the site that has been excavated, though it was a Greek city. I don't think you missed much by not visiting Mary's (somewhat dubious) house. Maybe for the deeply religious?
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İt would have been so much easier if you just take the train because train station in Izmir is in very central area and next to the metro etc so you can just use the metro to your accommodation. On the other hand main bus station is little bit far from things. Anyway miss you Izmir.
Hi jason i'm from istanbul o know turkey and historical places to me you should go erzurum there is very good city like other cities if you go erzurum u should go palandöken mountain ( at the moment very very cold) ,lake of tortum and waterfall , narman fairy chimney in erzurum . If you go u should eat cağkebap .
Nice vid Jason