Revealing Life In Turkey: The Craziest Muslim Country In The World? Turkey Travel Vlog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ม.ค. 2024
- This video, "Revealing Life in Turkey," invites you to embark on a journey not through the lens of sensationalized labels like "craziest Muslim country," but through the vibrant kaleidoscope of Turkey's true essence.
Join us on this Turkey travel vlog as we unveil 55 amazing facts, revealing a land where history whispers in ancient ruins, nature explodes in diverse landscapes, and culture dances in every cup of steaming Turkish tea.
Nestled at the crossroads of continents, Turkey is a tapestry woven from the threads of empires past. The Black Sea washes its northern shores, while Mount Ararat stands sentinel in the east.
While Islam forms a vital part of Turkish life, it's only one thread in the intricate tapestry. Since 1927, Turkey has proudly embraced secularism, respecting and celebrating the diversity of faiths that have called this land home.
Here, the call to prayer mingles with the clinking of teacups, a daily ritual that unites Turks across every belief.
From the majestic Taurus Mountains to the sparkling turquoise waters of the Aegean, nature paints its own masterpiece across the land.
It's a land where the echoes of civilization's past blend with the laughter of children playing in bustling streets. It's a canvas painted by history, nature, and the vibrant spirit of its people.
Let's step beyond the labels and explore the tapestry of Turkey, its every thread waiting to unravel a story unlike any other.
The travel trails turkey: This is woven into the very fabric of the narrative, inviting you on a journey through diverse landscapes and experiences.
Turkey earthquake: While not the main focus, the content acknowledges the recent earthquake and its impact on the country.
Revealing life in Turkey: This forms the core theme of the video, offering a glimpse into the daily lives and traditions of the Turkish people.
Life in Turkey Vlog: The style of the writing feels like a personal vlog, sharing insights and experiences rather than providing dry facts.
Real life in Istanbul: You'll get a taste of everyday life in Istanbul, from bustling bazaars to the mesmerizing dance of the dervishes.
life in Turkey village: We offer glimpses into the rural life of Turkey, where traditions hold strong and nature takes center stage.
life in Turkey istanbul: Istanbul serves as a window into the modern face of Turkey, a vibrant city where ancient meets contemporary.
Life in Istanbul: Again, we delve into the daily rhythms and cultural nuances of life in Istanbul.
This is Turkey: This phrase is woven throughout the text, painting a vivid picture of the country's diverse tapestry.
concubines in Turkey: While this topic is not directly addressed, the content emphasizes the secular nature of modern Turkey and avoids perpetuating historical stereotypes.
Turkey and reveals: The video itself aims to reveal the true essence of Turkey, beyond sensationalized labels and headlines.
Turkey earthquake news: As mentioned earlier, the video acknowledges the recent earthquake and its impact on the country.
The cost of living in Turkey 2023 or living in Alanya turkey: According to Numbeo, the cost of living in Turkey is 56.5% lower than in the United States. Rent in Turkey is also 73.4% lower than in the United States.
Moving to Turkey 2023: If you are planning on moving to Turkey then it might be a cultural shock for you depending upon the country you are living in. So, Choose wisely and do your research before moving.
Title: Revealing Life In Turkey: The Craziest Muslim Country In The World?
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I have visited Turkey 3 times, has a lot of amazing things to see and do with rich history, culture and food
I have been in Turkey 🇹🇷 ❤
Very beautiful and historical country ❤️
A very beautiful country and culture is Turkiye. Their (relative - it all could change) political secularism keeps them the wealthiest per capita country in the Islamic world. Ataturk, the father of modern day Turkiye was onto something, hopefully it continues!
Most stupid comment ever !!!!
Turkey was awesome, so many great experiences, as an historian I was on a constant high. The people were so friendly. For instance when we stopped for fuel, the majority of the time we could not leave until we had a cup of tea with the chaps that served us. The only time we struck rudeness was at two archeological digs one was French And the other was Italian, they were so full of themselves, I even showed them my university credentials. They still would not let on the site.
Thank you for making this beautiful video. I am 78 years old Turkish man. If I had made this video, I couldn't have made it this beautiful. Thank you for your effort.
Your appreciation means a lot to us. Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment.❤
I’ll definitely visit Turkey 🇹🇷 😊
It’s a beautiful country all in all. Everyone from Europe is dying to go and live there. Too many settled foreigners from the western countries..
Excellent job. One of the best videos I have seen about Turkiye. (No longer Turkey folks!) Yes, I have visited several times. I am afraid they ran out of time to mention few more things! Food and Anitkabir where the founder of republic, Ataturk is buried in capital city, Ankara come to my mind. Turkiye will always stay as a secular state no matter how hard the Islamist current president and his yes men try!!
Thanks for your genuine interest & words❤
I love Turkey.
Beautiful video that I love ! Thank you for sharing it with pleasure . happy week to you !
Thank you! You too!❤
Informative, precise and comprehensive 👍
Glad you think so!❤
@@TheTravelTrailssure do 😍
Wow I would love to visit Turkey 😊
Impressive!! and stunningly beautiful. A truly magnificent country.
It really is!❤
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Vielen Dank 😊
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Allah bless 🌷 turkiye please ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Beautiful country Turkey informative video
Glad you enjoyed it❤
❤tuorist❤🎉
Amazing information and history.
Many thanks!❤
Bravo turkiye
Thank you so much for this virtual tour. Now I know the Whirling Dervishes name.
I'm glad you found the virtual tour helpful! It's always great when we can learn something new and expand our knowledge.❤
❤❤❤Turkey capital. Ankara other cities are in Istanbul Izmir Adana ❤❤❤❤
The revelation or reflection of the real hidden core of the human matter.
لا الله الا زمان
لا اللهً الا سلام
و ابراهيم رسول الله ~ السلام
Turkish culture can be seen in many different cultures like Syria, Iraq, and Iran and in their food also😍This documentary is really well put together.
Thank you for your kind words! I'm glad you enjoyed the documentary and found it informative❤
Dono about Iraq maybe now but yeah Iran 🇮🇷 is and some sort of Syria as well
Many Albanians live in Turkey
Donor Kabab is missing
Who will take me to this place?
It's beautiful country. Need PR training to be perfect.
Is there any Hellenic influance in Turkey considering that Greeks lived there for thousand of years?
What about Troy and the Greek Byzantine Empire?
Is there any Turkish influence in Greece considering that they were ruled by Turks for over 400 years.. Troians were ancient anatolian Turks as for Greek byzantium we only have the ruins of it from their bitter and unfortunate past.
@hasankilic9825
Sorry, I forgot.....
We are talking about extreme ignorance here.
Trojians.....Turks??????? The biggest laughable comment by ignorent Turks!!!
The next thing they will tell us is that the Armenian genocide was committed by Martians!!!! Pathetic!
@hasankilic9825
Actually, there are not many things of importance or significance left behind in Greece by the Ottomans.....
One of the most important things is that Ottoman piece of furniture in people's living room!
Additionally, the Turks changed all the Greek names in Ionia, Kapadokia and Pontus, that existed from antiquity, to "Mongoloid" names and having no shame!
Hellenic influence? What Hellenic influence?
You should have asked if any Roman influence instead?
After all, the eastern Mediterranean world (including Greece and Asia Minor) was conquered by the Romans shortly after 200 BC.
After the death of Alexander the great, Greek lands were divided into three major kingdoms:
- Antigonids in Macedonia
- Seleucids in Asia Minor, Syria and Mesopotamia
- Ptolemies in Egypt
The kingdom in Macedonia was ended by Romans when they beat the Philp V of Macedonia at the battle of Cynoscephalae in 197 BC.
The kingdom of Seleucids was ended when the Romans beat Antiochus III at the battle of Magnesia in Asia Minor in 190 BC.
Then the slave life for the Greeks started in Macedonia, Asia Minor etc.
There were no independent state for the next 2000 years and they disappeared from the map of the world as a separate political entity.
The mastership of the Greeks was passed on to Eastern Roman empire after the collapse of Western Roman empire in Rome circa 5th century AD.
So by the time Turks appeared at the gates of Asia Minor at 1071 AD, the master of these lands were the Eastern Romans (Byzantines), not Greeks.
Yes perhaps Greek language was still spoken at these lands, but that did not change the fact that the people of Ancient Greece pretty much already faded away into the dust bin of history and only their language survived.
The fact that Byzantines spoke Greek language does not make then Greek.
For ex, during our times, many countries speak English, but that does not make them British.
So in short, when Turks captured the lands of Asia Minor a thousand years ago, they got it from Byzantines (Eastern Romans) not Greeks.
Greece and Greeks after being forgotten for almost 2000 years, they re-appered in the pages of history again in 1830 when they managed to gain their independence from the Ottomans, after being ruled by them for almost 400 years.
The country is called Turkiye for a couple of years now. It's no longer Turkey.
Turkiye is the turkish name. Turkey is the English translation.
It will always be Turkey. Live with it.
Turkija is not Nation
Bro they changed it to Turkiye for all languages. Its official not Turkey anymore. @@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv
Most Turkish are liberal Muslims. Turkey is a secular country (not islamic) since its foundation. But Erdogan promotes islamism and wants Turkey to be an Islamic country.
Most Turkish are actually like Erdogan.
most people vote for him. its democracy, dont be a sour loser
Bullshit, you can’t give one example of when Erdogan stated that he does not respect the sevular status of Turkiye. I dare you to give that example with source!
Much respect and love to the Turkish people ❤ who are progressive, secular, Liberal and women's freedom of choice all credit goes to the great Ataturk. May Allah Almighty keep all the fanatics away from the beautiful Turkey 🇹🇷
nAUZUBULLAH
May Allah bless ''secular'' turkey ?????🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
@@curiouscat5229 English language is just a language nothing more people can refer higher power with any language doesn't matter God in English Allah in Arabic or other
I pray for Pakistan if it becomes like Turkey 🇹🇷
Stete and religious affairs dealt differently. State looks after it's people and people choose to do what they believe in.
İnşallah Pakistan, laik Türkiye is good
Turkey like Indonesia despite having majority muslim is a secular country. 1:37 y
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Turkey's President says it is an Islamic country, the flag has the Muslim star on it, Turkey was supporting Hamas with billions of dollars from State coffers every month and hosted the top Hamas leadership. The presenter here can speak about how open-minded Turkey is to non-Muslims, but facts on the ground are different.
Turke ' s is not islamic country, a secular country ,
Türkiye is not a muslim county, its a secular country with Muslim majority.
First, know the facts. Then you can understand how people can be whatever they want to be.
That's exactly what we have explained in the video...Please watch the video again and you'll get the point. #Peace❤
Remember the Ottoman Turks were No1 slave traders and sex slavery was big. So the DNA of people is diverse
They were not Number 1 slave traders. They were not called and treated like slaves. They were like more like foreign workers. DNA is diverse because of many ethnic groups embracing Islam under the Ottoman rule.
No, they used to like just greek slavery on everything incl. sex slavery..
Greek neighbor, you have revealed your jealousy and inner filth here again.
my man talking like there was no slave traders or sex slavery in greek nation / empire :D
That is roman, byzantium,chinese, european but not Turks
It’s not a Muslim country, there are lot of other religions and huge numbers of foreigners who are definitely not Muslim .
huge number of foreigners who visit turkiye yeah that's right but 98% people in turkiye are muslims
Turkey is not a Muslim country is not correct. Islam is the official religion of Turkey, Kemal had not changed it, only added Atheism as another religion.
Turkiye is a a secular country my friend. Believe whatever you want nonone stops you to be Muslim or not .The The state is an institution. Institutions do not have religions, people do. The state does not pray, does not fast, and does not worry about the afterlife. Other institutions and organizations, such as the state, do not have religions.
Turkey is a secular country. Now f off!
You talking 100% bulshit
Official religion? This is a dream, you think it's about to come true. You're so close dude! Keep on dreaming.
There is nothing wrong with being a Muslim country. Turkiye is a Muslim country. The wealth created is a recent achievement of more Islamic leaning governments. Secular parties were mainly focused on preserving their rule,
not education, not jobs, or caring for people.
tell them before Erdogan turkey was shithole full of prostitutes and alcoholics no tuarist wanted to come.
It's secular country .state don't have religion . People do..
Sallama
We have our constitution and a (semi-functional) parliament to govern our state. No need for religional enforcement upon our people.
What are these "recent achievements"?
who believes the figure 99.8% muslim?
Me