Old Turkish Village Houses Made From Natural Stones Are Disappearing
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Old village houses are slowly disappearing, time to check them out. Some of them were still occupied until thirty years ago. Its must have been hard on the women to live there with several children and all the work they had to do. Making their own cheese, yogurt and butter. Plus growing vegetables and looking after livestock. As a foreigner living in a small village in Turkey life is one big adventure.
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Standard design of 2 rooms and a veranda ; most time spent outside of house....resembling how these people were productive; no living without producing your own food....nice and precious old times!
Such a beautiful place! If I had money, I would repair one of the house and live there. 😊
Same here
Me too😊😊
@@md.moniruzzamansejan8780 which country do you from
ME too
@@comedy_king371 which country do you from
You are an amazing woman. Thankyou for sharing your adventures!
This is wonderful, if a little sad. I’ve been documenting life in a small Croatian village for the past ten years, including many abandoned wooden houses, so this film resonated very well with me. So glad you are filming all of this.
Thanks! I do my best
Good morning! Another fantastic trip into the land of old ruins. I visited one yesterday on one of my Staffordshire walks about 10 miles from my home. Really enjoy your take on old buildings and olive presses etc. We are all getting older and I wonder what I will become but we have to keep going and maybe we will get there. My father is 91 next month. He is practically blind and deaf . Also had dementia. I help my mother to look after him. My escape is to walk the hills and trails nearby. In your last vlog you are struggling but please keep going. Tooo many of your fans would miss you, you help to keep us going with you wonderful good morning saying and more ❤
Thanks. That's so sweet. My dad is nearly 90. Hope to get there too
Truly gorgeous! I wish I could live there. It's sad to see them disappear! They were better than modern concrete structures. Thanks for the tour!
Thanks for watching
Beautiful place. You are lucky to get to live there.. I hope to migrate and grow old in Turkey 🇹🇷 too ♥️
Yes I feel lucky every day. Hope you get to go soon too. Don't wait to long.
Amazing houses and great explanation on minute details.
I sure have a soft spot for them. Here are more if you like
th-cam.com/video/eNRtV8e3Vww/w-d-xo.html
Interesting, thanks for sharing,Teyze.
Thanks for watching!
her description was sophisticated and elegant
Such a beautiful place...Thanx for this video...Explore more hidden gems of Turkey...Love from India
Thanks! Turkey is big enough to keep me busy for years
Those walls could tell some stories
O yes.
Thank you for sharing that beautiful place to the world.
Thanks for watching.
These houses are amazing!
I'm looking for inspirations to make my own adobe house, kinda Spanish colonial-era-styled, and as crazy as it sounds, I'm really thinking into making it a single-room, quite literally a roof and four walls.
Sounds great but I would always want a seperate place to sleep in. If only that I don't want to see the bed and clothing in my living space. I would love a house with two parts under one roof and a empty space in between the rooms. So the rooms face each other under one roof. Good for wet stuff in winter and like a tunnel for air in the summer. But I have a house so that won't happen. Succes with yours.
Its looks so good, how you are exploring turkey. I find it really difficult when i came there. Everything was so tough for me, i returned within 3 days.
How sad is that? What made it so tough?
I would love to renovate this and live there!
Oh absolutely! All of them.
I am Turkish and i study in Europe ... At the very beginning of the video you said that a lot of building going on and a lot of lands are sold... Every time I go back there I see such places and I am so upset to see those destructed areas that used to be beautiful :/
I can so understand your feelings. I see great places being trashes by greed. Çandır is not as bad as most places here. Bud someday things will happen here also. Its a learning process that all places go trough sooner of later. No different in Europe.
Your video i veru amazing vide pleas you make. Morevideos this type
th-cam.com/video/eNRtV8e3Vww/w-d-xo.html and more to come this year.
thank you!
My family had a house like them, actually it was much bigger, but we decided to sell it. It is still quite useable but the main reason that the house was build is to provide us a place to stay during the cherry harvest. Nowadays, we can’t earn anything by farming and mom has quite limited days of holiday because of her job. I do think that the reason for the houses to disappear is similar with my family’s. I can’t blame anybody but our heritage is disappering anyway.
You are right. But with tourism here it would be nice as a B&B option.
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What's ur demand..I want to buy it...tell me in INR....
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As dalamalekum. Sister iam. Axiz hussin siddiqui watching your video fro near. Bhopal madhyapradesh dtatr of. India
How nice is that!
Ma'am, the name of a Turkey that is mountainous, very underdeveloped, where there is no electricity, no touch of modernity.
That Turkey is long gone. Just like everywhere else. But it's nice to dream away thinking about it.
very sad.. I think the world will be happier as we pick up the threads of these traditions and repair the weavings of them.
I agree.
Why hasn’t anyone taken care if these wonderful treasures?
I think that is slowly coming. The village people here put every new generation in a new house. So it takes a big turn around to start looking at an old one. But the new people from the big citty are different.
I love your videos
It's absolutely very nice 😍😊
Thanks!
Ik startte de video en hoorde direct dat je van Nederlandse afkomst bent hihi. Ik ga gauw verder kijken 😂😁✌️
Edit: heel gaaf. je heb er een abonnee bij 😊
Dank je, en ja ik herken de Nederlanders die Engels spreken ook altijd gelijk. Maf is dat.
I would love to restore one of these houses,how much would the price be to buy a house like this
They do not come up for sale that I know of. I see your point, I would buy them all if I could.
The doorways in that part of the world are traditionally low. It forced soldiers on horseback to dismount to get at you- it evened the odds.
Oh wow thanks! That's great to know.
Gorgeous video Ellis. Congrats & thanks.
I love your videos, candir is beautiful, it would be great if you said where exactly the little stone houses are? Best greetings from germany
They are on private land. But if you walk or drive around the country side her in Muğla you will see many. The are all over the place. Not only in my village.
Does anyone here know the name of this village.. am going to Turkey insha Allah and would love to visit this village...
Candir village belonging to Köyceğiz. You can find one of the old houses on the road to the harbor. The others are to well hidden.
Great
Me also live here
bacha official How nice! Where in Turkey are you?
Where is this place in turkey??
@@saidsaadat5645 Köyceğiz
I am sad to see this
Yes and there are hundreds all over. But hey, that's how the world ticks over.
Güzel.=very beatiful
means good I thought
I wonder what actually happen to the residents.. are they all passed away..?
I would think so yes. It's custom here to build a new house for each generation. The old house becomes storage or barn.
What province / district does Candir cone under. ?
We are Çandır, Köyceğiz, Muğla. Google on Dalyan because we are the other side of the river.
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zijn die huisjes te koop?Groetjes uit Zeeland.
Er zal er vast wel eens een te koop zijn maar meestal staan ze op een erf waar ook nieuwere huizen gezet zijn. En woont nu de koe in het oude huisje. Hier op het dorp ken ik er geen die ooit verkocht zijn.
@@AtHomeInTurkey Jammer,toch?
@@nickwolf1702 Heel jammer. Als ik een hoop poen had en ze to koop kwamen, kocht ik ze allemaal op en maakte er schattige b&b achtige plekken van.
How much this old house with the land ?
Not for sale, sorry
What part of Turkey are you doing n? Do you think I could find an underground railroad r cave house in the Taurus mountains? Thank you!
Haha don't know about the cave house. But I live close to Dalyan in the province of Muğla.
When was this filmed and how much would it cost to buy? Thanks
They never come up for sale unless they are part of a huge plot with newer houses also. The houses are still there and you will find many more driving around this area.
nice
Thanks!
Leuke video! Rond welke periode zijn deze huizen gebouwd/leefden de mensen hier?
Geen idee hoe oud ze zijn maar de laatsten trokken er zo'n 20 a 30 jaar geleden uit. Turken bouwen een nieuw huis voor elke generatie. Ouders blijven er wonen tot ze stervern en daarna gaan meestal de koeien erin. Nu huren hier ook populair geworden is veranderen die dingen. Toen ik hier kwam woonde er nog een man van in de 90 in zo'n huis, nu 20 jaar geleden.
@@AtHomeInTurkey in Turkije bouwde men vroeger huizen voor de ganse familie met een plek voor bezoekers. Dan wanneer de kinderen (de zoon bvb) oud genoeg waren of trouwden was het traditie om voor hen ook een huis te bouwen naast of dichtbij de ouderlijke huis. Ieder huis was uniek, men bouwde geen tweede dezelfde huis en meestal was een huis klaar binnen een maand. Er is een schone documentaire hierover over de overgang van traditionele huizen naar de "moderne" door suha arin 30 a 40 jaar geleden "sisler kovulunca"
@@kaanerdem2822 Documentaire gevonden! Dank je.
If you kindly say where’s this town ?? Or which town is this should I ask ??
This is where I live Çandır
Be careful dont go alone
wow nice channel !
Thanks!
Do you like to mention the price ...
What makes you think they are for sale? They often build a new house on the same land and the old house become storage. Sorry.
@@AtHomeInTurkey Yeah the same way I am thinking ...Just pay the cost of land and enjoy ..Thanks for your reply ..Stay safe and blessed ..Ameen
What is the name of this village??
Çandır, Köyceğiz, Mugla
Is that property is selleng???
No not for sale
Help me madam I’m looking a cheap quiet property to live
No cheap houses in this area, sorry
its same design, with a java oldhouse
Really! I guess that there are not many options for a simple design.
@@AtHomeInTurkey yes i not lie, its same design like a my grandpa house in central java. Simple but nice
@@chefsipoet2498 I beleave you. I think you can find them in many places with good weather
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GREEK HOUSES...
What is your nationality?
I am Dutch.
where are you from
Hi, I am from Holland and my husband is from the States.
@@AtHomeInTurkey so you live in Turkey or just visited
@@vsk6008 I live here full time. Its a great place! I hope to grow old here.
@@AtHomeInTurkey yes I want too but not lucky like you
@@AtHomeInTurkey please give me your whatsapp number
poor people's shaft millionaires dream cottage.
For sure
Lan orası villa değil rezil kepaze ettin bizi dünyaya teyzeeee
I say 'village' not villa. Village is 'köy'
Abla burada yaşıyorsan Türkçe öğren kültürü ve insanları daha iyi anlayabilmek için
You should learn Turkish to understand culture and people Abla
Thanks for your reaction. I dont know how you conclude that I dont speak Turkish or know nothing about the culture but I only want to show these lovely houses to people that have no access to them.
@@AtHomeInTurkey is these houses for sale?
@@amalali9304 No they are not. But if you look around in the area around Dalyan you see plenty of them and might find one
@@AtHomeInTurkey thank you...
@Selina
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