Adventures in the Strange Land of Cappadocia, Turkey
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2022
- Part 2 of my day of exploring the bizarre landscapes and ancient cave cities of Cappadocia, Turkey. You can watch Part 1 here: • I'm Back in My FAVORIT...
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Here's Part 1: th-cam.com/video/6aNhOXe10oQ/w-d-xo.html
Gabriel, question for you please: Was part of the movie filmed there?
(Trivia tidbit: The daughter of my parents' best friends married the film's editor, Richard Chew. My sister and I got free star wars tee shirts from him. It would have been such fun to have met George Lucas.)
@@SuiGenerisAbbie Not that I know, but parts of it were filmed in Tunisia.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos Huh!
Is THAT right?
Interesting!
And thank you always for your replies to me.
Too many folks are so rude here on YT. You, Jean Voronkova and Robe Trotting are some of the few people who care to reply to me, and that is nice of you. Maddie Gold and Tangerine Travels are other good people. But, by and large nice people out here seem to be few and far between.
Wondering if you can help me. Looking to take a round trip taxi from Kajuraho to Kalinjar fort. Can you tell me approximately what you paid and if possible the name of the taxi company. Thanks in advance!
@@Dr.Mzungu I don't remember exactly, maybe around $50 for a taxi from Khajuraho to Chitrakoot one way. I think I mentioned the price in this video: th-cam.com/video/R7KD4p_j2iQ/w-d-xo.html It wasn't with a taxi company but with a local person who I found through my hotel. So you can just ask at your hotel and they should be able to arrange something.
Turkey is such an impressive country. I spent 8 days in Istanbul last month and enjoyed every second of it! My favorite city!
Cappadocia is an amazing place, and the Turkish people are so hospitable.
Nice places. The word Marhaba is not actually Turkish but it is derived from the Assyrian phrase Mar Khobba (Mar Hobba) meaning The Lord is Love (God is Love) The Assyrians are the people of Assyria today known as Iraq under arab rule. The Turks learned the word while the Ottomans occupied Lebanon, Syria, Iraq for over 400 years.
Ty for the info
Amen, and God is love, thankyou for your info.
Wow! Im Assyrian and never knew this but Mar Khobba makes so much sense. Thank you
i use it every day!
Welcome to Turkey, Gabriel. I think there are places in the Aegean region that you can like. Ephesus, Seljuk, Virgin Mary, Zeus temple (Bergama), Şirince village.... these are the ones that come to mind
Gabriel I just love your travels but it's more so the way you make them! Full of history.. scenery.. laughter....music...food oceans and creatures and culture! You show us things no one else has and that's why I am your # fan...enjoy your beers as you continue on your journey!
As always thanks for taking me and your other viewers to these extraordinary places!
Thanks for showing that place, I didn't get there to see that spot. What I like about Turkey, is it seems to have some of the oldest dwellings for our earliest ancestors and we can enter them and explore and touch the past. Turkey is truly blessed promise land, for thousands of years.
The scenery is amazing Thank you Gabe for the video
Brother man you went back again! Yea Turkey is my favorite also. The vibe in those caves and the mystery and adventure in Cappadocia at every turn is amazing! Like a treasure for the senses at every turn.
That area is magical landscape. Nice presentation, Gabe.
Well you could have had us sitting there enjoying the view with you a bit longer! 😀 It's absolutely beautiful isn't it. Loving your travels, this would be one of my favourites. Enjoy. 🌄🙂
The views are amazing, I never seen such beauty before . You deserved your beer 🍺 at the end . Thank you Gabriel for taking us with you nearly everyday . It was awesome 👌.
Great video! Excellent Beer choice.
The castle is extraordinary! The area looks like a different planet. I'm so glad you got into the amazing cave! The views are stunning! I would love to what life was like for those lived there.Thank you for bringing us here!! Love from Vermont
My mother's hometown. I think its aura from history makes it different and favorite place.
I have watched so many videos of Cappadocia before and even from yours, but this time your choice of getting into unique spot from the other sections of Cappadocia really blows my mind.
Amazing.👍😊🇮🇪🇹🇷
i wanna go there!!!!!!!
Hello my friend ❤️ thanks for the kind words, be happy🕺💃💋🥰👍
It’s good to see you enjoying yourself and I wish I was there 😊
Gabe u really love this place thank u for showing what other people never see in life
Although the cave homes look abandoned, many still have owners .....families that used them up to a few decades ago and now have houses in the town but still consider these caves theirs and may use them still for storage etc. There are at least several that are still lived in and it would not surprise me to see the younger generation return to them as well as the cost of living goes up in Turkey.
Thank god for that........that was tense viewing 😉 i had faith though !!!
Always an interesting story behind your videos...and an amazing experience. Love it ❤👍
Great video Gabe! Loved following along on your adventure! Glad you found it!
Amazing, the beauty, the magic of this place will be forever and beyond ✨️
Wow!! That's amazing!! Thanks ! 😊
What an amazing place! Great video Gabe.
Those pigeon holes you showed was the ancient internet I think. What would geniuses do back then without microchips, more than you can imagine. Noah used a pigeon so makes sense they used them in the region.
Incredible view from upstairs 👍Amazing video 😁Thanks for sharing .Cheers 🍻😁
The views really are other worldly. Spectacular would really be an understatement
Astonishing views cheers and thanks 👍
Fabulous adventure!
The Unchained Dog that was following you, was trying to tell you that your favorite Cave, is no longer accessible. . . . . . . . 😂😂😂😂
We deserve beer too, you made us dizzy, exhausted……You, confused Wanderer 🤪
Oh man! I truly enjoyed this video, I recognized some of the places from my trip few years ago. Cappadocia is a magical place indeed.
Truely an awesome place Gabriel. Thanks
Yes, you earned your beer. Thanks for taking us along.
Gabe you like the Greek history
nice place to have a drink. worth the goal. thanks
Cappadocia is your be home f my favorite places on earth too. I rode an atv around to explore more than I could have on foot.
The satellite dishes are a nice touch...great video as always!
Spectacular Views - we'll done
Fantastic Video 😍
Awesome sights Gabriel 😀😎☀️❤
Amazing Gabe thank you that's a good beer too strong 😅
I took the local bus over to there and walked back. Same for a lovely short hike from the village in the opposite direction from Goreme.
Use the force Gabe!
What a location ! Thanks Gabe very cool bro 🇨🇦👍🙏🕺🏼
I am a Turkish follower of you. I like your videos. You do such a great job 👍🏻☺️
Could those cut out sections be sleeping accommodations rather than burial recess?
Incredible scenes, and very interesting 😍👍
Loved it! Gorgeous views and awesome lighting. These cave homes are amazing. They remind me of the cave systems in Armenia. Or the other way around.
Awesome G, beautiful place. I'm gunna be there 1st week in September 2023 so nice to see weather still favourable.
Brilliant Thank you
Great Beer... Cheers 🍻
Awesome, Im heading down through the balkans and into Turkey soon. Got a flight to Uzbekistan in October from Istanbul.
Nice one Gade you earned that beer.
Wow! What an epic ending Gabe! So fascinating. Places that this jump starts my imagination and it goes wild with who lived there, what were so many of the cubies for, and several separate areas within used for? Sleeping? Cooking? what was daily life like? Was there happiness and delight or just a very difficult life? Where did they get water, and food? Anyway.....thanks Gabe :)
I love your celebration beers 🍺
That was a well earned beer
Felt so sad for the woman wearing the burka. How hot she must be as her husband dresses comfortably. I can see why this is your favorite place. Fascinating! You're most tenacious when you set out to do something. Very cool!
❤️ your new haircut! ❤️ your awesome video! You are very sure footed. Sorry about your hand getting hurt though. Hope it's better.
Thanks and no biggie, just a flesh wound.
Wowww what a nice very interesting and Magnifying amazing place of Cappadocia Turkey a lots of incredible historical ancient Caves, my dream travel destinations 😍 for this Wonderful place thank u so much sir Gabe for your wonderful walk around tour video Godbless from your solid fan viewer from the Philippines 🇵🇭 sir Marvin 😍👍🙂🙂🙂🙏🙏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Oo man you enjoying your life.
😱👍🙌🙏😘Fantastic views
What a unique place, thnx, and cheers. . . :>/
Greetings from 🇷🇴👍
YOU'RE IN TURKEY AGAIN!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇹🇷
Great video of Cappadocia Gabriel thanks for the view, have you been to Antalya, Turkey yet?
oh you indeed earned the beer Gabe.
Watch out for the dogs
Gabe, excellent choice for a very exciting video. Rates at the top and I will have to go back and watch your previous ones from this area if there are any.
I can see you living peacefully in one of those caves with solar panels and satellite internet!
Very entertaining. One question tho , the government allows people to simply move into those caves and take over? This area should be off limits to vagrants and designated as a national park and protected. It is a shame if they let them get destroyed and filled with trash and cars etc.It is a national treasure for Turkey. I was appalled at the state of these dwellings and surroundings.Such a beautiful area.
Otherworldly. That’s a rare comment for anything on the globe.
Oh my gosh, it's like a fairytale village, isn't it???💖👌✌👏🍾
Thank you, Gabe! That place is so beautiful. By the way, the people who lived in the so-called Byzantine Empire called it the Roman Empire (or maybe Eastern Roman Empire.)
So unreal seeing; a) a Duvel in one of your video's (I see those bottles almost every day) b) in the caves of friggin' Cappadocia! Right on, man. Your vibe is an inspiration to many. But you need a lot more time in Belgium with your taste in beers 🤙
Cheers! ✌
Good
geart video. time out for brew
Did that lady explain to you why that cave was closed off? What was the reason? Was it the only one with no entry allowed?
She didn't speak any English. I think they probably closed it to stop tourists from exploring around where they lived.
Amazing how big it is. How about how the water was saved for all these carved homes? Have you seen cisternes ?
Is Kyrgyzstan an upcoming destination for you? And Mongolia?
Thanks for showing us ur favorite cave-* Alsmilez-* :+)
19:43 was that a satellite dish? in the middle of nowhere!
Thank you so much for your lovely videos..do you think the weather is ok in the begging of October.?
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Yes, that's the perfect time to go.
@@GabrielTravelerVideos thank you dear
Maybe you could do a top 5 countries you like. Also, where is Harald Badr?
Harald is in the UK, he's posting on instagram.
I don't think there are other TH-camrs who would go to where Gabriel would
Epic place - but those satellite dishes :(
Hi Gabriel, someone with some real building skills can really build some incredible dwellings out of those caves. I know you stayed in a hotel some time back and it was spectacular. I think in the future you're going to see more of that each time you go out there. You know Gabe there's someone impersonating you on telegram claiming you won some prize sounds like a scam I didn't go for it.
Gabe I'm telling you this is your chance you have to get a home base away from Northern California here I'll contribute to a machete
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Stone age city of skyscrapers! I sometimes wonder against sensibleness if, somehow, Cappadocia formed our ancestral prototype or psychic matrix for all cities. It's certainly old enough.
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Deja Vue..
Biggest fear is getting lost and can't find myself out..😭😱☠️
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Hi Gabriel. What happened to Harold Baldr? Do you keep in contact with him?
Check instagram, he posts on there.
Couldn’t those ‘tombs’ actually be beds?