A look at the Turkish Capital City 🇹🇷
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 มิ.ย. 2024
- Shot on: November 13, 2023
Location: Ankara, Türkiye
Thanks for watching! I'm launching a new travel vlog every week, so stay tuned. Travel Lord On Location is a new channel, so please SUBSCRIBE and turn on NOTIFICATIONS if you enjoy my content and want to see my travel adventures.
About this Ankara travel vlog:
After making the November 10th vlog about Mustafa Kemal Ataturk’s Memorial Day, I explored the city a bit for another Turkish travel vlog. This time, I saw some other interesting sights, including Ankara Kalesi (Ankara Castle), the Roman Baths of Ankara, and the Temple of Augustus and Rome. I also came across many interesting bazaars on this Ankara city tour.
I also ate some delicious Turkish food. I stopped at a restaurant called Ankara Aspava. I ordered a Servis Döner, which came with a Döner and many sides. I especially liked Çiğ köfte and Cacik. If you travel to Ankara, you’ll have a great time. There are many friendly Turks, historical attractions and unique Turkish cuisines!
About Ankara history:
Ankara, Türkiye's capital, stands as a testament to millennia of history, boasting a rich tapestry woven with the threads of ancient civilizations. From its humble beginnings as Ancyra, the city evolved into a pivotal center for the Hittites, Phrygians, Romans, Byzantines, and Ottomans, each leaving indelible marks on its landscape and culture. Anchored by the imposing Ankara Castle, a symbol of its strategic importance as a trading hub and military stronghold, the city's story unfolds through its ancient ruins and historical landmarks.
In the 20th century, Ankara witnessed a transformative period under the leadership of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, whose nationalist movement paved the way for establishing the Republic of Türkiye, with Ankara as its capital. Today, Ankara thrives as a modern metropolis, seamlessly blending its storied past with contemporary life, offering visitors a captivating journey through time and culture. Explore Ankara's history and heritage, where ancient echoes resonate amidst the bustling streets and vibrant neighborhoods.
About Ankara tourism:
Ankara, Türkiye 's capital, offers a diverse and enriching tourism experience, blending rich history with modern charm. Visitors can explore ancient ruins dating back to the Hittites and Romans, including the iconic Ankara Castle and the Anatolian Civilizations Museum, which houses artifacts spanning thousands of years. Must-see attractions also include Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's mausoleum, modern Türkiye 's founder, and the Roman Temple of Augustus.
Beyond its historical sites, Ankara boasts vibrant markets, bustling cafes, and a thriving arts scene. Explore the lively neighborhoods of Kızılay and Kavaklıdere, where traditional bazaars and contemporary galleries coexist harmoniously. The city offers picturesque parks and green spaces for nature enthusiasts, perfect for leisurely strolls or picnics. Ankara's culinary scene is equally enticing, with many restaurants serving authentic Turkish cuisine alongside international fare.
Whether you're intrigued by ancient history, fascinated by modern culture, or simply seeking culinary delights, Ankara promises a memorable and rewarding tourism experience for all.
Follow me on social media: Your support is greatly appreciated! If you want access to more content from Travel Lord On Location, follow these channels:
- Instagram: / travellordonloc
- Facebook: / travellordonloc
- TikTok: / travellordonloc
- Twitter: / travellordonloc
Support my channel:
Supporters like you fuel Travel Lord On Location! I aim to bring entertainment, information and understanding to viewers worldwide through my travels. I appreciate every subscriber and anyone who takes the time to watch or read some of my content. If you'd like to support my work monetarily, you can do so through one of these links:
- Buy Me A Coffee: buymeacoffee.com/travellordonloc
- Paypal: bit.ly/459arqw
FAIR-USE COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER: Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, commenting, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
#Ankara #ExploreAnkara #Türkiye #travelturkey #VisitAnkara
![Is this paradise? [No Ads Until 10k]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Nkr_3GOKFJ0/mqdefault.jpg)
![Is this paradise? [No Ads Until 10k]](/img/tr.png)
![Want to see an ancient underground city? 🇹🇷 [No Ads Until 10k]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/oiwxPfmaxEY/mqdefault.jpg)
Hello, the studies you have done about the places you have visited are truly appreciated. I am always surprised that all of them are learned correctly and in detail. I am quite surprised to hear from you details that I think even many Turkish people do not know. I appreciate your respect for your work. I have no doubt that I will continue to enjoy watching it.
I appreciate it! I do what I can to help people learn things. Thanks for watching!
🇹🇷❤🇹🇹 I love Ankara from Trinidad
Thanks for watching!
Vice versa
Cacik made with yogurt, cucumber, dry mint, garlic, olive oil& water as a refreshing side dish. Cig kofte is made by soybean&spices with pomagranate souce on top, eaten wraping in lettuce. And the one guy called ‘turkish, is called ‘kopoglu’ very small pieces of turkish onion salad with much spice , and you were correct about to eat that with your pita bread on top.
Thanks for the info! The food was delicious!
@@TravelLordOnLoc afiyetle🧿
Welcome to my country.Thank you for introducing the beauties of my country to the world.❤
No problem! Thanks for watching!
When you were up at the castle, you should have visited the museum, one of the most interesting history of mankind , it expands centuries of artefacts.
Oh I think I missed it! I was a bit lost up there hahaha
Türkiye my favourite country in the world!
Thanks for watching!
The perspective on our country is a bit bad in Europe, but I hope this will improve with the nice explanations of good people like you, your videos are great, continue.
Im glad you enjoy them! I really enjoyed traveling in Türkiye!
Turkeye is beautiful
Bitmediniz .. what makes you think that the perspective of Türkiye is bad? Who gives a shit about what Westerners think about Türkiye. Know who you are and put your head up.
@@TheTraWELLer i actually agree with you. Who cares what they think? If they couldnt learn modern Turkia till now, then it is ok if they have a bad view. We have much bigger problems, rather than considering what westerners think about us.
@@TheTraWELLer söylediğin şeye bir noktaya kadar katılabilirim ama Batı medyasının Türkiye üzerine gerçekleştirdiği bir takım propaganda faaliyetleri Türkiye'nin turizm sektörünü olumsuz yönde etkiliyor. Ve bu yüzden ülke hak ettiği turizm değerinin altında bir değere maruz kalıyor. Diğer yandan buraya gelip beğenmemiş bir turistin ülkeyi beğenmemesi kesinlikle beni ilgilendirmez. Ama hiç gelmeden medyadan kaptığı önyargılara göre ülke hakkında olumsuz fikirler besleyen potansiyel turistlerin kaybedilmesi üzücü...
Ne mutlu Türk' üm diyene 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Thanks for watching!
Very nice. Never saw
anything about the capital of Turkey before. Thank you!!
Im glad I could show it to you! Thanks for watching!
8:43 in Turkey main roads are generally named after where that highway ends up getting. So there is like İstanbul, Eskişehir, Konya highways in Ankara and they are all in the middle of the city but they end up arriving cities they are named after. That sign means you are gonna end up in the highway named İstanbul. Kinda weird but yeah that's the reason.
Interesting! Makes more sense when you explain it like that hahaha
10:08 What you see here is the first floor heating system known to history; these cylinders had stones on them, and these stones formed the floor of the house. In modern floor heating technique is still realised by a similar principle. The Romans, in fact the entire pre-electric era, heat was very important. You couldn't just leave the heated water, even if it was dirty, or the heated air, you had to find a way to use it again and again. Ottoman architecture was very much influenced by Roman architecture in this direction. The foundations of many mosques and baths(hamams) were built and operated with the same Roman culture.
I am definitely waiting for a video where you talk to the Turks and try street flavours!
Thanks for the info! Those were better than I expected actually
Doğma büyüme bir Ankaralı olarak diyorum ki Ankara'dan başka yerde yaşayamam :D Dışarıdan gelen arkadaşlarımız da hep aynı şeyi söyler, hiçbiri buradan gitmek istemez genellikle. İyi gezmeler dostum, bir dünya liderinin anıt mezarının bulunduğu bir şehirdesin, tadını çıkar :)
Ankara is great! Thanks for watching!
gerçekten ben de ankaradan başka bir yerde rahat edemiyorum..
@@sundancer06 Ah bir de şu düzensiz göç olmasa en yaşanılır yer bizim memleketimiz. Her yer Suriyeliden Afgandan geçilmiyor bıktık artık.
Denizsiz nasıl yaşanılır ki
@@ouzzgge herkes deniz tutkunu değildir..ben denizi sevmiyorum mesela
Welcome to Ankara
Thank you!
As someone living in Ankara, I liked this video❤🇹🇷
Great! Glad you liked it!
14:55 that’s the Pomegranate molasses that has been drizzled on top to give it the sweetness. It’s in the bottle behind your head. Very common in the region as a condiment.
It’s delicious! Thanks for the info!
How happy is the one who says she is a Turk 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Thanks for watching!
Enjoying your videos! I'll actually be moving to Ankara this August
Happy to hear it! Ankara is a cool city! I hope you enjoy it!
@@TravelLordOnLoc thanks! I'm hoping to explore the country as much as I can as well
In Aspava this not the whole food. After eating this they must give you tea and dessert. I hope you waited enough to eat.
Hahahaha I did get that and I thought they gave it to me so I would give them a positive review in the video! Good to know!
Çok tatlı birisin kanalını cok sevdim❤❤❤😊😊
Thank you so much!
Yaaa Ankara'daymışsın 🎉 çok isterdim görmeyi
Not right now but I hope to go back soon!
Başkentimize hosgeldiniz :) bir sonraki gelişinizde sokakta satılan ankara simidini, pide ve lahmacunu, Türkiyede hiç denemediyseniz baklava ve diger yöresel tatlilarimizi da denemenizi tavsiye ederim. Ayrıca Anıtkabir videonuzu cok begendim tekrar giderseniz kurtulus savasi muzesi en etkileyici muzelerden bir tanesidir. Keyifli seyehatler🎉
I’m glad you enjoy the videos! Thanks for watching!
Loved seeing you in my city, Anıtkabir video was especially great. The 'Turkish' is called ezme and you are right, it's basically salsa with some specific Turkish herbs and spices. And its literal translation is something like 'smushing' or 'smushed'
Thanks for the info! I enjoyed my time in Ankara!
Anıtkabir videosu en kötüsüydü cennet vatanımızda gidilecek o kadar güzel yer varken gide gide en gidilmeyecek yere gitmiş
keep your dirty mouth shut and have some respect for atatürk @@Xfyuft78ihhhy8
@@Xfyuft78ihhhy8 bir dahakine validenin evinde misafir edersin
Thank you for sharing our beloved city❤ I wish i had come across you❤
Thanks! I hope to get back to Ankara!
Another great documentary
Thank you!
Nice video again. I miss aspava so much..
Thank you! It was great!
TÜRKİYE CUMHURİYETİNE VE YÜCE TÜRK MİLLETİNE SELAM OLSUN,
NE MUTLU TÜRK'ÜM DİYENE 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🐺❤️
Thanks for watching!
Have a nice trip
Thank you!
❤
Thank you!
Nice one buddy. Enjoy the food. Keep the videos comin' they are much appreciated.
More on the way!
❤❤❤
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video. Greetings from Ankara. If you want to have a drink just let me know 😊
Thanks! Not in Ankara at the moment but hoping to get back there soon!
nicee
Thank you!
“It’s very good, eat it up!” was the answer :) you can make some little tacos with döner and put some of that Turkish salsa on it. Yum!
Yeah I ended up doing that a bit hahaha very delicious!
I think you instinctively know what to eat.😋 You have good taste. We are looking forward to new videos. Enjoy the adventure!
I’m glad you like them!
probably my favourite travel channel. you always sound a tad bit bored and underwhelmed lol. just like my travels. your videos hit home
Im glad you enjoy it! I wasn’t bored even if I seemed like it hahaha
We love you brother, from Turkey 🇹🇷❤️
Thank you!
❤️❤️❤️❤️ Tesekkurler ☺️
Thank you!
Aspava is actually an abbreviation. Rough translation would be; God shall give health, wealth and salvation. Also you get free refills for everything on the side. Fries usually are undercooked tho.
I laughed pretty hard that you got lost around the castle.
Hope to hear from you soon.
Hope you’re doing well! Still have the Bodrum and Antalya videos to post. Also, I thought the fries were ok hahaha
@@TravelLordOnLoc Yeah doing good. Better weather all around. Next time you’re over, we are having a food run in İzmir. I’m not impressed with that episode. :)
Hello. I just watched the Türkiye videos. Really nice videos. I think the dish you asked the waiter about while eating was "acılı ezme(spicy paste) ". We eat it as a kind of appetizer, especially with kebebs.
You have visited some very beautiful cities. I hope you will visit my hometown, Yalova, on your next trip. Yalova is a city that Atatürk used to rest and called "my city". It is a city that is highly appreciated by those who love thermal spas with its healing waters. Thank you for visiting Turkey and for these beautiful videos. 🧿🙋🏻♀️
I will put Yalova on my list for my next trip! Thanks for watching!
Keep going my lord. Love your vlogs
Thank you! More on the way!
@@TravelLordOnLoc Türkiyeye hoşgeldiniz . Türkiye cennet gibi ülke . Benim memleketim Edirne'yi ziyaret etmenizi öneririm , Türkiye'nin en güzel şehirlerinden biri .
The smaller dishes used as appetizers are generally called meze (mezze). This one in particular is ezme. As for the main dish, well, it is culturally appropriate to enjoy it the way you see it fit. I'd personally wrap it up and ask for more bread. Comfort over anything in Türkiye
I did try it wrapped also. It was delicious every way!
Oh you came! Welcome 😊
I did! Thank you!
Nice video
Thank you!
Hoşgeldin tekrardan
Thank you again!
Ankara: Hill Hill Hill And Mountains. And there is no sea. But I live in Ankara and I love Ankara.
Some neighborhoods of Ankara: Ufuktepe, Aktepe, Yeşiltepe, Yükseltepe, Yıldıztepe, Altındağ, Şentepe, Esertepe (etc.) .......
And this is what happens when you translate them into English..
Horizon Hill, White Hill, Green Hill, High Hill (something like), Star Hill, Golden Mountain, Happy Hill (something like), Blows Hill (something like) (etc.).....
Hahaha that’s interesting! I thought there scenery was quite nice there
@@TravelLordOnLoc Yes, the view was beatiful.
Are u in the Türkiye now? Are you planning to visit all of Turkey or just some of them?
@@SalimMertYigit66 I stayed in Türkiye for 3 months until my visa finished. But! There is still more to see! I hope to get back and see more cities (even though I still haven't posted all of my videos yet)!
@@TravelLordOnLoc Wonderful! If you come back again Türkiye, I want to see u. We wait again.
Thank you for sharing the beauty of my Dream Country 🥰 Love watching here in Hongkong from Philippines ♥️
Im glad you like it! I plan on going to the philippines soon also!
@@TravelLordOnLoc wow it's more fun in the Philippines ♥️
@@vivianhongkonglifes6993 Any places in the Philippines you'd reommend besides the most known spots like Cebu, Palawan, Boracai, etc?
@TravelLordOnLoc you try to visit in Bohol, Siargao Island, Baguio City, Tagaytay City and Subic Bay Zambales.
@@vivianhongkonglifes6993 Thank you! I've actually aleady been to Bohol and Subic Bay, but it was before I was making videos. I've been to the Philippines many times already hahaha
Nice video! TravelAnka. Paul Anka would be proud!
Thanks! Not sure what that means though
👍
Thank you!
videoların çok samimi ve doğal. Her şeyi olduğu gibi ve objektif bir şekilde süslemeden ya da lekelemeden gösteriyorsun. Bu yüzden kanalına aboneyim. İzmir'e gel lütfen! İzmir'den sevgiler dostum harika videolar çekmeye devam et...
I stayed in Izmir for a month! The last video I put out before this was from Izmir! Take a look
hoşgeldin
Thank you!
I am living in Ankara and I have never been to Ankara Castle, I think I should visit some time😅 btw that thing he called ''Turkish'' is actually ''ezme''.
Good to know! Also, the castle is nice to wander around in!
😌👌
Thank you!
What a great vlog! The food that appears at the end of the video is called ''İçli Köfte''. If you haven't tried it yet, you should try it next time. It goes well with Ayran.
I had some! Very delicious like everything I ate in Türkiye hahaha
If you are in Ankara again I recommend you to go to Tunalı Hilmi Street and explore the little Arcades (pasaj in Turkish). They have all kinds of shops inside them but my favorites are the vintage shops and record shops. It feels nostalgic going around in one. Also, there's Kuğulu Park (Swan Park) nearby where you can see some swans. It's a pretty popular spot among locals.
Will do! I hope to get back there soon!
wawww oryantiringçi arkadaşlar kalede antremana gelmiş harika
Yeah I was impressed with the castle!
Adını sorduğunuz yiyecek "Ezme" Biber domates vs. ince doğranır. Bir sos gibi yiyeceklerinizin üzerine ya da yanında tüketebilirsiniz. Özellikle lahmacun ve pide üzerinde harika bir tat olur 😊
Good to know! I will try it on pita next time!
Ankara is a gray city. I moved to Antalya 20 years ago. I lived in that gray city Antalya for 25 years and I miss that gray city very much.
I will put out a video about Antalya soon!
@@TravelLordOnLoc Superrr 🙏🤗
Good video ,
I hope to get into a university in Ankara this year 🤞🏼
I hope you do too!
Welcome to my country. I hope you are enjoying your time here :)
I stayed for 3 months and had to leave…but I only planned to stay for one month in the beginning hahaha
Welcome to capital :)
Thank you!
When I've watched this video want to be with you and explain you all those things especially food part. I'm not saying you did a bad presentation but I can say that there are some missing parts about food . If you've chance to visit to Türkiye again and if you want I'm be glad to guide you 😊
I appreciate it! This was actually early in my trip and I hadn’t posted it for months. I learned a lot since this video but I’m sure there is much more to learn!
15:25 he says so delicious eat eat 😀
It was delicious!
Ankara has been my stomping ground since day one, and let me tell you, it's a city that knows how to tickle your taste buds! Imagine this: you're sitting at a cozy restaurant, the air buzzing with conversation and the aroma of grilled meats filling your nose. Then, a parade of small plates arrives, each one a colorful masterpiece. That, my friend, is the magic of the Turkish cusine. The appetizer (meze) at the and called 'ezme'. You should also check out the street food postmidnight.
That’s a very nice scene! And thanks for the tip!
15:44 The name of it is "Ezme"
Thank you!
welcome back
Hahaha it’s actually still from last time I was there. But I hope to get back again soon!
@@TravelLordOnLoc If you let me know when you come back, I can introduce you to the city better, my friend
@@gunesilkyaz3181 Will do!
Aspava restaurants are famous in Ankara, you can choose them cheap, delicious and clean. Enjoy your meal.
Yeah that’s what I was told. It was delicious!
15:05 Cacık, 15:25 Ezme and top of the çiğ köfte pomegranate syrup sauce
Thank you! Both were delicious
Good stuff, if you need a guidence next time i'll be free of charge my friend
Good to know! I appreciate it!
15:40 its name is Acılı Ezme 17:07 its wrap You will put the doner inside and roll it.
Thanks! I did wrap some just not on camera hahaha
Welcome home, my lord. :D
Hahaha thanks!
Eating çiğköfte with spoon! wow! you must have made a lot of research! I will try eating hamburger with spoon from now on ahahahaha. I feel sorry for the lettuce leaves and the pita bread that have gone wasted ehehehehehe.
Hahaha everyone is making fun of me for that! This was actually just my second week in Türkiye so I hadn’t tried it before
This is the old town area and I work very close to it. I discovered your channel late. I'd like to take you around. stay with love 🤍
Thank you! Maybe next time I visit!
Actually you should put Döner between wrap, also you can add some onion and salad in it also
I did try that hahaha it was delicious!
Cacık (which looks like soup) is watery yoghurt with garlic and cucumber. It is not a main dish. But I like it very much in summer.
It was great!
Actually it's a kind of cold soup.
15:27 Hey, welcome to Ankara! It is called "ezme" :)
Thank you! And thank you!
Video için teşekkürler 😊 Genel olarak Türkiye seyahatlerinde herhangi bir sorun yaşadın mı merak ediyorum, cevaplarsan sevirim :)
I actually made a video answering some questions like that about my trip in Türkiye. I’ll put it out once I post the rest of the Türkiye videos
That was “ezme” you were asking. it needs to be on top of a bread. Not suppose it solo!
I agree! But I usually try something solo to see the taste by itself first
I can add some explanations from Taste Atlas for Turkish meals. I don't want to add any link because of spam protection.
14:30 Çiğ Köfte: "Nowadays, due to food safety regulations and health concerns, the meat is almost always replaced with bulgur and ground walnuts,"
Pomegranate sour sauce is poured over the raw meatballs. It can be eaten wrapped in lettuce.
15:02 Cacık: Cacık is served chilled and it is used for virtually everything from various appetizers to main dishes. It pairs especially well with classic Turkish meat fare such as köfte and kebabs of all kinds. As a side dish, cacık is typically enjoyed in place of a salad, diluted with water and eaten with a spoon, like soup.
15:21 Acılı Ezme: is a flavorful Turkish dish that is traditionally served as a meze, especially in places that serve kebabs. It consists of tomatoes, onions, chili peppers, garlic, parsley, lemon juice, pomegranate molasses, olive oil, sumac, and a bit of dried mint. The vegetables are always hand chopped and never blended because the concoction becomes too juicy. It is recommended to serve acılı ezme with lavash flatbread and ayran on the side.
Thanks for the info! When I went there actually I didn’t know what food they had so I wasn’t so prepared. I wish I had this info when I shot the video!
Hi mate, did you visit Adana before or is there a plan for it in next days? thx for videos also.
I wasn’t able to make it to Adana, but I think I ate 100 Adana kebabs. I eat one in the Antalya video but haven’t put that out yet. I hope to get there on my next trip!
then you didn't eat the real kebab until this time :) let me know if you visit, gonna be glad to host you. cheers!@@TravelLordOnLoc
@@yusufaras01 Will do! Adana and Gaziantep were two of the cities I really wanted to get to but couldn't fit in. Next time!
Antalyayi da görmelisin
I have an Antalya video coming out very soon!
@@TravelLordOnLoc süper 🙏🙏🙏💜💜💜
Hi! I am a Turkish guy from Kyiv/Ukraine following you. This one cracked me up)) I've never imagined that one day i would see a man trying to eat çiğ köfte with a spoon))) You are supposed to put that in the lettuce and wrap it)) Actually that is made from red lentils, not raw meat anymore. I know that you like to go solo but maybe...u need someone local to join you when eating out. Anyways... Thanks for the videos man! 👍
@@AL-grhvc Yep! My bad! It's been so long that I didn't eat those foods, I got confused. Çiğ köfte is made of bulgur, not the red lentils.
Hahahaha that was taken pretty early in my trip and I didn’t really know what I was doing. I’ve eaten it many times since then, but I will say I always thought it was raw meat. Thanks for the info!
red lentils? no! bulgur my friend
o etle ekmeği birlikte yiyeceksin genelde yanında yoğurtta olur, cacık ise yıllardır biz Türklerin tükettiği geleneksel bir içecek o bilmediğin yemek ise ezme içinde biber ve karışık sebzelerin öğütülmüş hali var, çiğköftenin üzerindeki sos nar ekşisi
Thanks for the info! Everything was very delicious!
angara bebesiyiz asslanıım
Thanks for watching!
@@TravelLordOnLoc sağol (it means np in turkish if you don't know)
@@faruky10ey Now I know! Thanks!
Our capital city was a small city at Ottoman period because its a step land in Anatolia, but after the WW1 when the capital was occupied, Atatürk and his friends, who founded the republic, decided that Ankara would be the capital and then Ankara grows up in the republic era become a huge city.
Thanks for the info! Interesting!
Bir ara Nevşehire (Cappadocia) da gelmelisin. Ben bir Nevşehirli olarak sana gezmen gereken her yeri anlatabilirim. Daha önce gezdin mi bilmiyorum
I visited! Actually I posted a Nevsehir video already! I would like to go back though, I wasn’t able to try or see the hot air balloons because of the weather
@@TravelLordOnLoc oraya ağustos ya da temmuz gibi gitmelisin. Her sene yaz tatillerinde mutlaka sıcak hava balonlarını izlemek için saat sabah dörtte yollara düşerim:D Hem birçok etkinlik oluyor konser, sergi, atv turları vs. hem de sıcak hava balonlarına binme ya da yükselişlerini izleme şansı yakalayabilirsin. Benim kasabamda da yeraltı şehri var ayrıca tekrar gelirsen eğer mutlaka uğramalısın
@@marcelinetr2541 Yeah, I went a bit out of season. I'll have to try again!
the answer to your question is hot and spicy tomato dip, an appetizer. It is called "acılı ezme" in Turkish. 😄
Thanks! It was delicious!
Next time, if you want to try some delicious döner in Ankara, I highly recommend that you visit "Peçenek Döner". @@TravelLordOnLoc ☺
There are two versions of the çiğköfte (raw meatball). Not every çiğköfte has meat inside it and You cant find çiğköfte with meat inside on the streets. You probably eat it without meat inside. And it is forbidden to sell çiğköfte which has meat inside since 2008 or 2004 i guess. Im not sure with the date. And it is so nice that you reply every comment of your video thanks :) enjoy your travels.
It tasted good either way! I try to respond to all of the comments but I miss some sometimes. Thanks for watching!
Thank you!
you could do video panning more slower my friends
Ok! I’ll keep that in mind. Thanks!
Castle was not built by phrygians, it is not known who built it, it was there back when galatians came. People think it was hittites.
Interesting, I’ll take a deeper look into it. Thanks for the heads up!
Now go to Polatlı.
Noted! Thanks!
Merhaba nerelisin?
Hello! I’m from the USA.
actually it was called "ezme" , not called Turkish , unfortunately our waiters cant understand english. have a good trip
It was delicious!
Turkiye is cat 🐈 country cats is everywhere
It’s awesome! Hahaha
The dish you didn't learn the name of is "Ezme Salata".
Good to know! Thanks for the info!
The one you called "Turkish" is called "ezme" in Turkish. It tastes bitter, isn't it? You can eat the meat however you like, there's no way you can be fooled. Just trust your intuition. The "çiğköfte" with lettuce was raw meatballs with bulgur wheat and red pepper in the past, but raw meat was banned because it may cause health problems, so it doesn't contain raw meat anymore. The sauce on çiğ köfte which is sour and sweet like a syrup is made from pomegranate.
I had those a few times after this video also. Always very delicious!
I guess u liked Turkey, you can t leave there, I recommend u to go to the Eastern Black Sea.
I really liked it! I actually had to leave in January because my tourist visa ran out, but I have a few more videos. I hope to come back soon and get to the eastern Black Sea next time!
Garson çok komik ye ye diyor.
Hahaha good to know!
😂😂Ah biz İngilizce konusamıyoruz ve anlamıyoruz ya .Sanırım yediğin acılı ezme 😂
I think you’re right! It was delicious!
The Abolition of the Sultanate (November 1st, 1922)
The Turkish Grand National Assembly decided to abolish the sultanate on 1st of November, 1922 and ended the Ottoman Empire officially.
* The Proclamation of the Republic (October 29th, 1923)
On 29th of October, 1923, it was declared by the Turkish Grand Assembly that Turkey was a republic. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was elected the first president of the Turkish Republic
* The Abolition of Caliphate (March 3rd, 1924)
The Turkish Grand National Assembly abolished the Caliphate on 3rd of March, 1924 which meant that the caliph had no power or position anymore.
Equal Rights for Women (1926-1934)
From 1926 to 1934, the government took many actions in order to provide equal treatment for men and women. These actions include the right to elect and to be elected, the right to be appointed to official duties, the monogamy law and so on.
Equal Rights for Women (1926-1934)
From 1926 to 1934, the government took many actions in order to provide equal treatment for men and women. These actions include the right to elect and to be elected, the right to be appointed to official duties, the monogamy law and so on.
* The Closure of Dervish Lodges and Shrines (November 30th, 1925)
All the dervish lodges and shrines in the Turkish Republic, either in the form of religious foundations or under the personal property right of its sheikh or established in any other way were closed.
The Surname Law and The Abolition of Nicknames (June 21st, 1934)
The Surname Law was adopted on June 21st, 1934. It required all the citizens of the Turkish Republic to choose a fixed, official surname.
* Adoption of the International Calendar, Time and Measurements (1925-1931)
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk made a lot of efforts to modernize his country and adopting an international calendar, time, and measurements is a part of his efforts.
* Adoption of the International Calendar, Time and Measurements (1925-1931)
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk made a lot of efforts to modernize his country and adopting an international calendar, time, and measurements is a part of his efforts.
* The Adoption of the Latin alphabet (November 1st, 1928)
Mustafa Kemal Atatürk thought that using the Arabic alphabet was not good for the Turkish language due to its complex, difficult-to-write system, and sounds. Therefore, he introduced the Latin alphabet on 1st of November, 1928.
* The Establishment of the Turkish Language and Historical Societies (1931-1932)
It was extremely important for Mustafa Kemal Atatürk to make researches about the Turkish history and the Turkish language. As a result, he founded the Turkish Language and Historical Societies.
* The Regulation of University Education (May 31st, 1933).
The university reform took place in order to have a modern higher education system.
Legal Reforms
* Introduction of the New Penal Law (March 1st, 1926) - Yeni Ceza Hukuku’nun Kabulü (1 Mart, 1926)
* Introduction of the New Civil Code (October 4th, 1926) - Yeni Medeni Kanun’un Kabulü (4 Ekim, 1926)
* Full Political Rights to Women, to Vote and be Elected (December 5th, 1934) - Kadınlara Seçme ve Seçilme Hakkı Verilmesi (5 Aralık, 1934)
5. Economic Reforms
* Abolition of the Capitulations with the Treaty of Lausanne (July 24, 1923) - Lozan Antlaşması ile Kapitülasyonların Kaldırılması (24 Temmuz 1923)
* The Weekend Act. The Changing of Workweek (1924) - Çalışma Günlerinin Değiştirilmesi (1924)
* Establishment of model farms: Atatürk Orman Çiftliği (1925) - Modern Çiftliklerin Kurulması: Atatürk Orman Çiftliği (1925)
* The Turkish Law of Obligations (1926) - Türk Borçlar Kanunu (1926)
* The Turkish Commercial Law (1926) - Türk Ticaret Kanunu (1926)
* Establishment of the Turkish State Railways (March 31st, 1927) - Devlet Demiryolları’nın Kurulması (31 Mart, 1927)
* First Five-Year Development Plan (December 1st, 1933) - İlk Beş Yıllık Kalkınma Planı (1 Aralık), 1933)
ve bunlar bir kısmı
Thanks for watching!