Ephesus, Sirince & Selçuk | Best Places near Kusadasi | Turkey Travel Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 มิ.ย. 2024
- Last October, we traveled around Turkey for 16 days. After visiting Istanbul, Cappadocia & Pamukkale, we headed towards the Turkish Riviera where we visited some of the best places near Kusadasi, including the ancient site of Ephesus, the charming town of Sirince and the interesting city of Selçuk.
Join us until the end to know more about these wonderful destinations. We will share with you our full itinerary to experience this part of Turkey in the best way possible!
Comment down below if you know other interesting places in Turkey! We would love to return in the future to keep exploring this incredible country.
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00:00 Intro
01:19 From Pamukkale to Sirince
02:02 Sirince
05:40 Selçuk Supermarket, Hotel & Dinner
07:16 Next Day & Breakfast
07:46 Ephesus Archeological Site
13:52 Ephesus Archeological Museum
15:09 Ferahli Café
15:56 Basilica of St John & Ayasuluk Castle
17:12 Kusadasi
19:51 Outro
Amazing beautiful video❤️🥰 Thank you!🥰🥰🥰
thank you very much for your support Maria! We´re really happy that you appreciate our work so much. All the best 🙏🏽🥰
Wonderful video showing this historical area in Türkiye! It’s so amazing to think about how much this country has to offer. I miss exploring it with you so much! Great work again mi amor. 🎥💪🏻😘
We need to go back to Turkiye!!!!
We will return for sure! @@ReigneOrShine
Wow turkey
Thank you so much for watching. Turkiye is such a wonderful country. 😍
Yes mam
Maravilloso trabajo como siempre 🥰
Muchísimas gracias Nieves! Te quiero!! 😘
Nice video. a little information, Ataturk was born in the city of Selanik (Thessaloniki)
thanks for watching! You´re right. We´re sorry for the mistake, we misunderstood the information below a statue there, we should have double checked it to clarify it. We have put some TH-cam music on top to remove the mistake, TH-cam doesn´t allow to modify audio from a video once you upload it, we can only put some of their own music on top, so it´s the only thing we can do now! At least not many people saw it before you corrected it. Thanks! 🙏🏽😊
Nice greek historical cities every where 🇬🇷viva Hellas
thanks for watching! We love Greek architecture all around the world. :)
You must meant Romans. Because most of the stuff you see in those cities are ruins of Romans rather than Greeks. Yes, they were Greek colonies once as the Greeks came to asia minor from Greek mainland and colonized them. But they were conquered by Romans long ago. And Romans built over those cities. So, especially the big ones such as Ephesus have lots of Roman buildings in them rather than Greek ones. Theathers, nymphaeums, temples, aquaducts, cisterns, churches, the library and street shapes etc are almost all in Roman style. There are definitely Greek affects in the region too. Because Romans also honored the same gods and praised the Greeks. But what you see will be from Romans most of the time. As they were the last conquerers. Just because city name is Greek doesn’t mean everything is Greek. Romans kept the Greek city names, but turned them into Roman cities in terms of architecture. Greeks were not as good as Romans in terms infrastructure. Romans were the genius of architecture in that era. Sorry, I love Greek history too. However, assuming everything is based on Greeks is a little bit too much vanity.