Overlanding Türkiye: The Ancient World (4K)

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• CE

  @cembora4849 · 2 weeks ago

  I love my country, this trip is just 1% of Turkey's beauties.

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• MA

  @markb1971 · 2 weeks ago

  Your videography is getting better and better . Turkey looks stunning .

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• RI

  @richardsayer1533 · 2 weeks ago

  Really enjoyed watching this! What a country!! ❤

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• SU

  @subutaynoyan5372 · 13 days ago

  Turkey's known for its mediterranean beaches etc but it has massive outlanding potential. It's very mountainous and has literally every  sort of terrain you can find except for extremes like Iceland or Grand Canyon

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• GÜ

  @Gültoprakk · 13 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cVbwIJbCWM&amp;t=807">13:27</a> Gaziantep&apos;te kuzu ciğeri yeme kısmı için geldim, meğer videonun en güzel kısmı fıstıkmış 😂 O pembe taze Antep fıstığını ayıklayan abinin ellerine bak, işi biliyor. Biz markette kavrulmuşunu 1000 TL&apos;ye alıyoruz, orijinali dalından böyle işte. Overlanding Türkiye konsepti de efsane olmuş, Tuz Gölü&apos;nden Nemrut&apos;a, Kapadokya&apos;dan Şanlıurfa&apos;ya... Türkiye&apos;yi böyle gezen yabancıların gözünden izlemek ayrı keyifli. Emeğine sağlık, 4K kalite de on numara.

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• TO

  @TosunSaral · 2 weeks ago

  It is very interesting. I have been watching travel videos about Turkey for years. Europeans, who come from rainy, forested, and lush green landscapes, always highlight Türkiye&apos;s arid terrains in their videos because steppes are fascinating to them—features not found in their own countries. Conversely, Arabs who live amidst deserts and arid conditions marvel at Türkiye’s forests, mountains, and waterfalls when they visit, frequently exclaiming &quot;Mashallah.&quot; With its steppes, mountains, forests, people, wildlife, and cuisine, Turkey is a beautiful country.

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• SI

  @SimonW-j5v · 2 weeks ago

  Absolutely loving your videos! This one is really special. That food and the country looked great. Well done for sorting the Land Rover problems.

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• FI

  @Fixmesut · 2 weeks ago

  Overlanders visiting Turkey. &nbsp;If you need maintenance, lodging, or just a breather while in Istanbul, feel free to contact . We have a large overlander community here. &nbsp; <br> <br>We’ll be happy to help. &nbsp;Enjoy the ride!

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  @berkguraybg · 2 days ago

  The mind bending thing about Turkiye is that you can travel through forests and lush terrain, arid ancient formations, lakes and mediterranean coasts within a week. All while seeing ancient civilizations and artifacts and exquisite cuisine. I wish you complete the 7 regions of Turkiye and make a whole playlist.

• SI

  @siemreapertravel · 13 days ago

  What an incredible adventure through Türkiye! 🚙🏔

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• BY

  @bysl1986 · 8 days ago

  Welcome to our country, my friend; I hope you have a wonderful time.

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• OZ

  @ozguratlas697 · 2 weeks ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cVbwIJbCWM&amp;t=1368">22:48</a> &nbsp; &nbsp; 12,000 years of history, humanity&apos;s first religious monuments, and the lands where the transition to agriculture took place... visiting this &quot;zero point&quot; was an excellent choice. As more Neolithic settlements—such as this one and Çatalhöyük in Anatolia—are understood, the missing pieces of the approximately 8,000-year historical span leading up to the Hittite era (c. 2000 BC) will also be revealed.