IS KONYA TURKEY'S MOST RELIGIOUS CITY? [S6-E128]
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- Konya possibly the most religious city in Turkey is city often overlooked by tourists but it has so much to offer. Konya is steeped in history, home to Mevlana and the famous whirling dervishes.
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Travel vlog 421 | Filmed July 2021| Konya Turkey | Country 31/197
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Turkish really friendly. It helps that your are friendly and engaging people too. Hats off👍🏻
Konya had the nicest people I met in Turkey (in fact everyone every was nice).
“Raise your words, not voice. It is rain that grows flowers, not thunder.”
“A candle doesn’t lose any of its light by lighting up another candle.”
Act like the sun in love and compassion.
Act like a river in friendship and fraternity!
Act like the night in covering the faults of others!
Act like the soil in humility and selflessness
Act like dead one in anger and furry!
Either act in accordence with the way you look,
or look in accordance with the way you act!
(Either exist as you are or be as you look.)
Mevlana Celaleddin-i Rumi
Subhan Allah.
Hazrat Maulana Rumi(R.A)
They are staring because you are the only woman not wearing the hijam you thicko!
Great! Great!
@@MandawalaHimi be respectful Islam teaches peace and respect to everyone they are friendly tourists we treat as our own people may Allah forgive you brother
We visited Konya on our way to Cappadocia, the museum is beautiful and Turkish people come from all over Turkey to pray by the coffin of Rümï . We had the best pïdë , ekmek and salata ever in a tiny place there. Konya is so friendly and would love to go back one day.
Yes we had a great time 🌺
May you look from flying too from my video😁
Konya'dan selamlar her zaman bekleriz
It is "Rumi" not "Rümi" and the name of dish is "pide" not "pidé"
Actually in Islam praying to tomb is not allowed... By the way. and Rumi is not a figure of any religious significance.tourist visit his tomb because he is homosexual...
As a Turkish man living in the UK, I’ve been away from my beloved hometown Konya for 1,5 years now. Thanks for sharing all of its beauties in the most magnificent way!
Thanks for watching!
What are average temperatures in konya during summer and winter ?
Is that cool city or warm ?
@@sadiq3690 Burns in summer and freezes in winter.
@@sadiq3690 35 in summer and -5 in winter.
Snow can reach above 1 metre height around December.
The weather is always dry, no humidity at all since the city is located in the middle of Anatolia.
Love from Albania 🇦🇱❤🇹🇷
I cannot WAIT to visit this beautiful country!!!!
I living in Konya. Don't get your hopes up for this place, but it's a really nice place for tourists. If you are going to visit the tropical butterfly garden here, I live just 200 meters from that park and we go there every day :)
Excellent Vlog. Konya is beautiful city and amazingly clean.
First of all, I would like to thank you for vlogging my hometown Konya and being a pioneer in announcing it to the world. I like that you call us Turks very friendly, but you should also know that you are a very sincere, smiling, sweet and unprejudiced couple. I learned that you have been in Turkey for 15 months in this first video I watched and I will immediately look at your other videos. As you said, western tourists do not prefer to come to Konya. I think the reason for this is because Konya is a spiritual and religious city and is a somewhat arid city geographically as a visual feast. There is almost no forest, but our mayor is trying to close this gap by making lots of parks, planting trees in the parks and planting grass. In addition, Konya is the 7th metropolitan city of Turkey. I would also like to say that the place where men and mostly old uncles sit and drink tea is called a coffee house. Usually, after retirement, they sit outside the mosque and chat. That's why those who come to Konya from other provinces call it a retired city. :D Konya is also not preferred for young people because it is a city without nightlife. Usually after 10 pm everyone goes home, there are few people outside. Our roads are very wide and straight. It is a very calm and peaceful city. Since I've talked about my hometown enough, I would like to say this. There are few English speaking parts in Turkey and unfortunately I'm getting into it. That's why I translate from google translate. I hope you translated it correctly. :D
Konya is well known amongst many french speaking people who are interested in spirituality in general and in Rumi in particular, thanks to the work of Eva de - Vitray-Meyervitch. She was a christian nun who converted to Islam. I learned about the spiritual beauty of Konya through her books and testimony. She translated the whole Mathnawi of Jalaludeen Rumi into French ( 50.000 verses and 1700 pages ).
My wish when dreaming about visiting Turkey is "first" to go to Konya insha Allah.
Oh! So nice, hope I could go n lived test of my life, now I am 70,if the Almighty Allah wants I will go there once,it looks a very peaceful place
Thanks for the vlog
Lovely couple..
I recently visit konya and left my heart there
What a marvelous city
Such a peaceful and spiritual
I love and will visit konya again
I wish this videos never ends, when this Pandemic ends, I'm going to spend all the time posible travelling all Turky as long the visa last, warms regards from Mexico.
You are welcome bro
Thank you so much - we will keep going as travel bloggers and bring lots of positive and kind content 🌺
@@TREADtheglobeYou are welcome. O beautiful heart, Turks love you too
Check out Bery Istanbul Tips.... she is is from Mexico as well.
Turkey is the most cleanest country I have visited. Sir I congratulate you for your correct decision. Its cheaper and the transport system is fantastic. Wherever you go, you will enjoy and you will meet the friendliest people. I never go to any other country for holiday because if I visit Turkey 100 times, it wouldn't be enough for me. Greetings.from Karachi, Pakistan.
Konya is one of the best places to eat in Anatolian region. Enjoy that! You can also enjoy "Firin Kebabi", "Tirit", "Bamya Çorbası" or "Şiş Kebap". Also "Arabaşı Çorbası" is really good, although it is not really from Konya.
Tirit and Wedding food(meat in rice)
it's a really nice place for tourists. If you are going to visit the tropical butterfly garden here, I live just 200 meters from that park and we go there every day :)
I just love the way you show and present your experience in beautiful Turkey. A big hello from sunny South Africa
as a konya person, I came across your vlog by chance and wanted to watch it. at the end of the video, when I saw my high school teacher, Mustafa teacher, I was completely proud. thank you for reminding me that my city is such a beautiful place. we'll wait again
Hi merve.I am sorry ı could not remember you.:) Which MErve and from which school:)
@@mustafaakcay671 aa görmüşsünüz hocamm. yapıcıdaydım 11.sınıfta devamlı yanınıza uğramak durumunda kalmıştım.. hatırlarsınz belkii merve sude :))
@@mustafaakcay671 Dear if u were English teacher of Merve u must be proudly 😁😀 bide mervelerdeyim lafı var atasözü oldu son yıllarda o merve sizmisiniz aceba Merve hanım 😁😁😁
It really brought tears to my eyes when these two random strangers gifted you a scarf and taught you how to tie it. I live in Britain and have lived in Germany before and to be sincere, I sometimes really feel like as if that kindness and human connection that used to exist a couple years ago has completely vanished. Our society is at a point where everything happens so fast and we take everything for granted, hence why we've lost touch with so many important things in life such as human connection and nature. I really hope that one day I'll be able settle down in a different country like Turkey and live in a small village near the sea with kind people and natural food and lots of animals.
Cake is Yummy: Yes, absolutely. It restores your faith in humanity. Love from Ireland ☘💚💐.
come here brother, I'm Turkish, the guest is our brother, if necessary, I will share my bread with you
Know it's all about respecting religions etc but that aside I do have difficulty with women having to cover up quite so much.
@@suzydymock4125 Turkish people can be Muslims and not cover their heads or they can do so. Covered people and non-covered people live together, even in the same family, one of the two siblings is covered and the other is uncovered. These are normal things. In cities like Konya, the number of veiled people is higher, but there are still unveiled people. Especially in university areas.
@@suzydymock4125 I really don't understand how anyone can be bothered by something that doesn't affect them that other women do for themself and are happy by doing so. If they're happy and they don't disrespect me or other people with their decision, then who am I to tell them what they should do? It's all a matter of freedom. Btw men have to cover up as well when praying as far as I'm concerned.
And Allah bless you both for giving such a wonderful presentation.
Brilliant, I’ve never stopped in Konya but we will now 🤠😍
Mick amca hello🤗
if you do so,let us know. We live in konya.
So good following yourselves and tread the globe for many months now...So absorbing ate your vlogs..,that, having donea Gulet cruise in the past,,Antalya etc.
We plan ASAP trip in our camper from UK..thanks fir such informative content in your vlogs.Jim'n'Sue
Thanks for taking us around such a fascinating ancient city. Konya is magical. The drone shots of the mosque were splendid as were the shots of the interior of the holy places. Yummy food, sumit forever!
Glad you enjoyed it - Thanks Kathi we love that you have joining us for these experiences xx M xx
Oh! My! Goodness! How I miss listening to the call to prayer.
Marianne, you made me quite emotional when you were telling us about how wonderful Turkish People are.
Another wonderful Video, thank you.
Patricia 🏴🏴🏴❤️
You are welcome Patricia - I am so happy to share 💐🌺🙌 What a day we had ! xx
What a lovely city Konya is. The shopping district reminded me of strolling around the Plaka in Athens. I can't believe that tortoise was just walking along the sidewalk like that, thank you for giving it a better place to roam. Enjoy the rest of your week, see you Sunday.
In the tomb of Nasreddin Hoca there are hundreds of them, if you are a child in Turkey you probably grow with comedic stories of Nasreddin Hoca, when i visited his tomb it was so fitting for a character like him that there are turtles everywhere and couldn't stop my laughing it was so random lol
Ha Ha - yes I could not believe it too - but hopefully he was not on a dinner date LOL !!
@@TREADtheglobe
tortoise: just 2 meters later, in the night i'll be joining my long distance love in the dinner....
TREAD the globe: No, not yet, we'll find you a better place in cemetery... 😅
And cats are everywhere dogs are everywhere birds are everywhere here is free country for them too
Reminds me of my trip to Konya in 2018, historic city, friendly locals and foods are really affordable. Will definitely come back after this pandemic 😷.
Lovely place , very nice buildings and streets. And as ever the warm friendly Turkish people. Wish I was there ! ☀️
Hi Steven - thank you for the comment and so nice to hear you enjoyed the video - The WHOLE of Turkey is full of amazing kind people -
Konya'dan selamlar bir gün gelirsin
Well come brother in turkey
Mashallah what a history city 🌆 in turkey 🇹🇷 amazing mosque 🕌 I love it 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷👏👏👏✊👍👍👍
If you are in Konya and want to go swimming, there is a lake called Beyshehir lake. It's in the mountains about 1 hour driving from the city.
I go to Konya twice a year, have been at the lake last summer, it was amazing 😊
Thank you for this vlog. Greetings from Germany Cologne.
Well done video guys,this is actually who we are as Turks,no matter where you go in Turkey,I guarantee you that you will see freindly faces,yes Konya is most religious city in Turkey,but, as you experienced that Turkish people are most welcoming people all around world,as long as you respect our culture,I recommend eveyone,do not judge unless you see with your own eyes.we can't wait to see your next video,bunch of hugs all the way from Canada🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤❤❤
Obviously, we were very happy that beautiful people like you visited our city. We look forward to seeing you again in Konya.
Hello from Seattle USA 🇺🇸. Great video. Thanks for sharing your experience. Konya beautiful city. A lot of history
Thanks for watching
There is an explanation in Turkish " Trip the world, see Konya". Pray for world peace in Mevlana please
Your next destination must be cappadocia with ıhlara and güzelyurt belisırma also
We loved Konya we are actually in Cappadocia now - we spent last August here - check out the videos - we visited Ilhara then. - loved it
Gez dünyayı, gör Konya’yı! Travel the world, see Konya!
Memleketimm konya kapadokya neymis ya🤣
I love Turkey & Konya 🤗
Konya is one of the most underrated town of Turkey. I guess being known as very religious part of Turkey, both Turks and Foreigners wrongly expect a difficult town to travel around. But after visiting, you see that it's a very nice, clean, beautiful calm town.
This is one of my favourites you've done in a while! I had no idea Rumi was buried in Turkey! I love Rumi, I have a book of his poetry that I absolutely love, had it for years 💛 Food market looked amazing, so vibrant and full of life. Beautiful drone shots of the mosque too. You're getting us all excited!! 💕 xx
It's so good! We hope one day you come to Turkey and enjoy all these lovely places too ... Love Marianne xx
Fantastic guys, the Turkish people so so friendly, views are great, many thanks for taking us there love from Alfoquia Spain Carola and Terry 😊♥️
Thank you so much - we had a great time 💐
There were been these kind more than thousand year
Thanks for another lovely episode of your journey around Turkey. BTW Chris, the towers(!) of mosques are called “Minaretts” and the Turkish Word for mosque is “Cami”.
I’ve watched this video 3 times. I cannot wait to come back to Turkey and put this on my must visit list.
Hey thank you Chris and Marianne for being in the hometown of my grandparents, hope to visit Konya soon again.
I am from Konya I love you❤️💜🌺🌿
Thank you so much 🌺
If the travel's channels were a league, you would be the champions. Thanks to show us Turkey and change the idea we had of the country and people.
Wow - thank you 🌺
I keep watching your videos. I enjoy my video-travelling with you. I have learned a lot about this magnificent country. Can not travel at the moment physically due to the situation. Thank you for the opportunity to travel this way. Спасибо from Russia.
Great to have you with us ! And thank you for subscribing 👍🌺
Bu güzel video için size çok teşekkür ederim iyiki sizin gibi iyi insanlar var
We love Konya, the people, regional food, Mevlana Museum and seeing the Sena, whirling dervishes. So sorry you missed it!
It’s not “Sena” but “seMa”.FYI.
Don't get your hopes up for this place, but it's a really nice place for tourists. If you are going to visit the tropical butterfly garden here, I live just 200 meters from that park and we go there every day :)
@@zaferparty146 next time we are there will visit the butterflies too!
@@aliciathom9633 I would love to welcome you when you come.
I have been following your blog for the last few months. I just love this one. Lovely description of Konya makes me want to visit it again
I love turkiya 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷 thank u for sharing
Bi konyali olarak cok mutluyum elhamdulillah mevlananin so zuyle gez dunyayi gor konyayi bosuna dememis orda yasayanlar kiymetini bilirler insallah 🤲🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Bende konya cihanbeyliliyim 22 yașındayım aynen dedigin gibi memleketimmiz bașka beee😁
Öyle güzel bir video olmuşki, tekrar tekrar izledim. Keşke Japon parkınada gitseydiniz. 👍👍👋👋💕💕💕
Thank you so much
Wow this video is amazing!
It's great to see some people are coming,visiting and introducing our beautiful city, thanks for that!
Konya is waiting the tourists from all around the world.
All the best from Konya!
Thank you too for watching, sharing and enjoying the video - we have done over 125 videos of our experiences in Turkey - we hope you enjoy them 💐
Konya looks absolutely lovely.🥰 mmm. Pides, looked delicious. My mouth was watering
One of the best cities to visit in Turkey but living in it? Hell no
Chris, your presentation and editing skills are now at a near professional level. I like the way you use Marianne walking through a scene as a focal point.
I agree. They do an amazing job.
Thank you so much
First of all, thank you for coming to Konya. I wish you would not forget to visit Çatalhöyük, one of the oldest settlements in the world, I am grateful for your approach to Konya and your nice messages.(Bir daha ki Konya serüveninde Çumraya bekleriz )🖐🏻🌹🤗
Konya'ya tekrar bekliyoruz. İyi yolculuklar 😊✋
Thank you
Thank you for promoting our city so well.
This is one of your best VDOs illustrating the wonderful and mystical city of Konya. Well done ! 👏👏
Thank you so much 😀
Well I have to say this is one of my favorite videos! Konya looks amazing and this will definatley be on our list of places to visit! just wonderful!
Glad you enjoyed it!
This is in my opinion one of your best. I'm going to watch it a few times.
Thanks Carmen 🌺
I live in Konya and it is a beautiful city Mevlana museum and Çatalhöyük are examples of these WELCOME to Konya again
In Konya there is no club night, wine, prostitutions am right also the other cities in middle ,east and northern middle and northern east Anatolia were mojority living Muslims don't have night clubs, beer and prostitutions am right? But the west Anatolia cities like Izmir ,antaliya , Istanbul and others have club night, beers and prostitutions were mostly living secular aithest people am right?
@@Mrgreen2558 yes
thanks so much for showing us this amazing city! can’t wait to visit it ☺️
Have fun!
Biz Konyalılar olarak sizleri tekrar aramızda görmek isteriz 💚
Thank you Mustafa 🌺🙌
I loved the explanation of each city you go the architecture how you describe things in detail it’s so nice that you do that you’re so again I can’t tell you enough such a great asset stuck there during the pandemic and you’ve helped tourism so much!
Thank you Lucila - We have had such a lovely time and promoting the beauty in what we see is our passion - thank you xx
Thank you very much for this video. I am from Konya. You are very sympathetic.
After seeing this video, Konya is def on my bucket list of places to go, beautiful place....👍
It really is!
Respect is the key word to a peaceful life between humanity
One of my favourite cities is Konya. Very nice city and lovely people. ❤🇵🇰🇹🇷❤
Nice vid guys thankyou 💕
Such a beautiful city but overlooked by most organized tours! Thank you so much for sharing!
I just love you two ! as i said on the live the other night my hols cancelled for this year BUT ! i have booked two weeks for next April and Konya is going to be one of my destinations for sure .
Have fun!
Lovely city enjoyed that . Turkey is huge looked very well cared for
Thank you for this video! We’ve visited Konya last weekend and we were inspired by your video. We’ve also visited that bakery. Too bad they ran out of the cheesebread in the afternoon. We said we came there because of your review and they smiled from ear to ear and said hello 👋🏻
That is awesome!
What a lovely place,and people of Konya are humble and friendly too,i have experienced just 1 month ago,in June 2021.
Love your travels Thank-you for shareing
Thanks for watching!🙏🙏
It,s many years since I visited Konya,I found it very spiritual and interesting.I had not heard of Rumi before but I found his poetry very beautiful and spiritual.I was very lucky to see the whirling dervish dance.Marianne you are becoming more Turkish by the week.😁
Rumi is shytan nothing to do with islam.
Sufi is nothing to do with islam.
Islam is to follow Quran and suna fore profeet SAW, nothing to do with rumi and sufi.
So konya is not palace fore lslam.
One of your best vlogs yet!!! 👍😊
oh I should have invited you when you were here in Konya. Thanks for featuring this lovely city.
Keşke o kokuyor dediğiniz peynirin tadına bir baksaydiniz..onun adı küflü peynir diye geçer ve çok lezzetlidir..
This is my dream trip. God's welling I can make it there one day.
Very enlightening video...Headed to Turkey in October with a group..One stop (overnight) is Konya,,,,I wasn't that impressed with what I read but this video gives another, bright perspective to this city....Thanks !
Have fun! Yep most places are about what you bring with you - we loved our time and make sure you go for the best simmit in Turkiye !!
I love the azan/ call of prayer
Very soothing.
The lunch looked very interesting today .looking forward to seeing mor3 of cappadocia
More to come!
Fantastic video. Really loving the bits of history and information you guys give us. Thanks for cheering us up during our lockdown in Melbourne.
Glad you enjoyed it - we have some more adventures coming soon - stay safe and best wishes - Marianne
Sending peace and blessings from Mexico 🇲🇽
This is probably the best video on konya...
Another Beautiful Turkish Gem, very traditional and very welcoming. Great video and enjoyable as always guys, stay safe ❤
Thank you! 😃
Hi Chris and Marianne I can't wait till I watch the video it's early in the morning I have to go to work but it looks great enjoy every minute staysafe🤲hello from Australia
Hope you enjoy
I suprised to see you i hope you enjoyed in my city and i wish i can see you next time❤️
Thank you for sharing, Chris and Marianne.
Thanks for watching
We wait again to Konya🤗 I'm so happy for l met with you!
Thank you
The camera in your hands seemed to me as a painter's brush, painting beautiful pictures. Best of luck from Dhaka, Bangladesh.
This is so awesome guys!!!
Thats why I love konya so much she was from konya
çok güzel video olmuş size teşekkür ederim keyifle izledim videolar harika oluyor devam edin.👍🧿😎🌹🌷💖🧿👍
Loved the moment where the gentleman greeted you on camera! So friendly. 🤗
The drone work was very good in this one, Chris! I hope it wasn't as close to that spire as it looked. 😱😱
Happy Anniversary!! Mrs. P & I celebrate our 26th on the 29th this month. ❤❤😎👍xx
Glad you enjoyed it - it was a smashing place and we met even more lovely people !! Happy anniversary for tomorrow xx woo hoo xx ps we bought the stock footage of the drone over the city as it is illegal to drone there - but we added it as it was so nice 😍🌺 and makes the views experience better 💜🙏
thank you very much for this lovely video from Konya; its my dream to visit this wonderful town once in my life...
with heartful greetings from Germany to the two heartful globetrotters
Most welcome 😊
İngilizleri hep sıcak bulmuşumdur. Çok tatlısınız. You are so cute
Amazing video I'd love to go round all these shops can't wait to see next video of capadocia thank you both 💖💙
Fabulous !!
Hiii, I'm following your channel about a year, and actually I'm living in Konya :)
I'm too glad to see you in our city. Have a nice trip :))))
Thanks! 😃
Hi, thank you for your vlog, make me want to visit Konya!!
Fantastic video , drone work was very good
love u guys ❤
You make anyplace you visit so interesting and exciting. Great job as always.
Thank you so much 😀
You 2 are amazing! Keep on making these amazing vlogs, safe travels & God bless....
Thank you! Will do!
We were there in 2017 and intended to go back and explore more of Konya in 2021. Unfortunately it didn’t work because of the pandemic. Only if we can see the future we would have Included Konya on our 3rd visit to Turkey in 2019.