🇹🇷 Ephesus, Roman City: Exploring The Abandoned Ancient Roman Ruins in Turkey w/ Music

When I entered the ancient city of Ephesus, I was astonished at the layout of this enormous city and saw the remains of the ruins of a once-thriving and prosperous Roman town with my camera lens. It became clear to me, Ephesus is a vast abandoned city. In this film, I documented some critical historical landmarks, including the Library of Celsus and the enormous Roman Amphitheater of Ephesus.
Date of Videography: May 21, 2021
Time of Videography: 2:20 pm (Turkish Time)
Camera: Apple iPhone 12 Pro Max
Filmmaking by: Yazan Alshame
Film Location: Selcuk (in Izmir Province), Turkey
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[@josefmaster1188]

Ephesus had in its best times around of a quarter millon inhabitants, one of the 5 biggest cities in the roman world, thanks for sharing.

[@ma32851]

Beautiful ruins. Could do without the music.

[@andrenewcomb3708]

What got into these boys that they would lay waste to such achievement?

[@rosarioakino1516]

looking at streets, walls, pillars, designs and buildings, seems like was build and rebuild many times with different technics and materials along the way.
Thanks man for sharing this trip.

[@teddyxny]

Would this be the same place that apostle Paul wrote to in ephesians?

[@johna.4334]

I walked the streets of Ephesus back in 1983 and distinctly remember seeing a large public urinal with many crap holes on which to sit. It would appear to be conspicuously absent from the video. Hmm...

[@improvementbeyond2974]

Roman😂

[@lukasdutli3473]

Was it located in the Roman Empire? Yes? Then it was Roman.

[@improvementbeyond2974]

@@lukasdutli3473 oh no it was a Greek city roughly 1000 years before Rome's existence

[@lukasdutli3473]

@@improvementbeyond2974 of course. But most visible ruins are from the roman period, thus its called roman in this video.