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Not adding any music while showing the scenery is such a perfect unintentional asmr which is why I really enjoyed the video. I hope ur having good time while travelling around the Turkiye.

As a 25 years old Turkish man i've never been to Gaziantep before. You're lucky :)

Dude, I liked your video. If you want to see Mersin, you can reach me anytime so we can show you around and eat great food. But I think one of the best cities in Turkey where you can eat the most delicious food is Gaziantep and Hatay.

You mean Kurdish cuisine.

stayed at the exact spot a week earlier from this video. greetings from ankara

Thanks!

Greetings from İskenderun Hatay you just passed near my house ❤

videoların harika dostum. yolun açık olsun.

❤ your videos! Helps me escape

Nice music. Sounds a bit like a mix of Kevin Eubanks and David Qualey. Nice🤭

Why somebody would want to insist to do This is just Kind ofwacko

Unbelievable! Thanks for documenting your travels and showing them to us.

The bit that upsets me watching this is seeing the pets. I would have to go with a big van and scoop them all up. :(

You have a healthy attitude towards war. I was meant to be a warrior. My older brother and hero was in the Vietnam War. That changed my thinking. Did you weep while you were there. It's alright if you didn't, I'm just emotional.

It truly is a magnificent land.

Thank you for sharing I always enjoy your videos, music, drone footage it all just comes together well done

Wow! Surprised that so many of the tiles, bricks, etc. weren't being re-used. It was interesting to note that all of the modern rebar buildings were mostly intact - it was just all of the older stuff with non-steel reinforced concrete walls. Which is a huge pity because of all of the beautiful old style building are now just rubble.

Ironically, it is known that this city was destroyed by very strong earthquakes several times. Due to its location, this is a geography where many communities are densely settled. I guess this is the fate of this city. it is known that there was no uprising in this region even during the Ottoman period. probably the people of this city were an ancient community that had always lived in this area until recently. some of the legends are still told by the old people who live in that city . it comes to them from their ancestors .

the fact that the earthquake occurred along a line with crowded cities hundreds of kilometers long, that it was a shallow earthquake, and that the subsequent earthquakes affected the region much more strongly based on its location, magnified the dimensions of the disaster. some neighborhoods were buried 6 meters underground due to the liquefaction of the soil. 200km long plate was moved.

I found out this chanel yesterday ı thought you have like at least 50k you deserve better man.Also good luck in your journey.Wish you best!

You probably already know this. Acts 11:26 the disciples were called christians first at Antioch. NIV

Cool camp spot, but very shocked you managed to capture TWO Holden UTEs driving past; incredibly rare in the UK.

Does anyone really know how all this work was done? I can't imagine how it looked when it was new. Or even what life was like.

I like that, smoking a cigarette, stirring tea, driving a car with no seatbelts. 😊 I had a 63 ford no seatbelts. Had to put a big rope behind the seat to strap my son's car seat to.

Did you by chance get any information from the group of Christians singing, Open the eyes of my heart?

Turkey is a beautiful place. Surprisingly clean. Are you by chance a school teacher?

I like the stone house you stayed in. I would love to own it.

Very beautiful place, the city and surrounding area.

Disgusting to see people write their own name on those nice drawings ! Believe me it's not about religion people do that to Ottoman era artifacts too... I wish there's a big penalty for those who scratch artifacts.

Hi Tim ! hope you doing well ! Where did you land with your Australia flight and how did you took your bike with you :O Greetings from İstanbul / Kadıköy district ! have fun on your trip !

It must take a certain measure of balls to ride around foreign countries on an ebike and what not.

Turkish guy here, hope you enjoyed the trip and food. Despite the name similarity, Iskender actually originates in Bursa, not iskenderun 😅. The name comes from the surname of the inventor. Still, should taste pretty good though. There are definitely other dishes to be tried in Iskenderun. Sad to see the effects of the earthquake (messed up tiles in the park for example) there still, Iskenderun was heavily damaged.

How does an Iskender Kebab in Iskender compare to an Iskender kebab elsewhere? ⏰🟠

I have wondered if I would like living underground or in a cave. Away from people of course. Maybe in a mine.

Very interesting.

Where is this? Looks like a great place to fish.

14:06 cool mythical background 🐍👑 from wiki: Shāhmārān comes from the Persian words Shāh (شاه), and mārān (ماران; transl. 'snakes'; sg. مار mar) ('the king of snakes'): half-snake and half-woman, portrayed as a dual-headed creature with a crown on each head, possessing a human female head on one end, and a snake's head on the other, featuring in the tale _The Story of Yemliha: An Underground Queen_ from the 1001 Arabian Nights. In Adana in southern Turkey, the *Yılankale* (Snake Castle) is locally known as her home; her story and imagery are considered a national treasure in Turkey, depicted in embroidery, fabrics, rugs, and jewelry..." From the tales, she seemed a nice lady. Likely worth meeting her... maybe next time 😂 Thank you for sharing your great journey this year. Happy holidays and a 2025 full of adventurous travels 🥳🎉

Lucky you are sure footed 😅 made my anxiety go up lol

Naturally that Armenian Snake Woman would have settled for nothing less than expert stonemasonry.

No trees. No grass. No topsoil. 😳 Reminds me of the landscape north of the Arctic circle… minus the warm weather and stone structures. Wonderful to see such friendly and helpful people helping you out. Thanks for sharing your journey.

Stunning place!

Hey mate, I absolutely love the adventures, I saw in your last video that you said you were an aussie, I thought you were from South Africa , I have no idea why 😂 were about from Australia are you from? And how long have you been travelling?

Thanks for sharing i see a face in the rock on the left @ 14:20-23 ..

I think there is still a huge part that has not been discovered or buried places. Because there are so many warehouses. This much warehouse can feed so many people for a long time. So there must be a lot of room for sleeping and sitting.

But I thought it was dug in the Younger Dryass by the Annunaki's slaves to protect them from the flood so someday one of them could tell someone how to make fire and stuff and transmit the Atlantean culture to the proto-Egyptians so we in modern times could make up trippy stories while high - as Ancient Astronaut theorists contend. No?

That pizza-heating-up segment was cooked

Thanks for the exceedingly cool trip! Do you know that you are the ears and eyes for us? Even though my body is no longer able to climb around and explore the places you go, it feels like I'm there! Far away, across the world, with modern magic you take me with you! I'm so grateful. This one particularly made me so happy and free. Thanks Tim!

I love how many pets they have and how happy they are.

12:20 you have an eve capturing a male voice saying something. You captured a ghost!

I hope those puppies have a good home. That is the one thing about traveling that is so hard, you often see stray dogs and cats starving and in bad condition but those puppies look healthy. The area is very interesting and it would interesting to know what the villagers know about them.