Siirt'ten Bildiriyoruz | Türkiye Turu 72. Şehir
Merhaba Dünyalılar!
Türkiye turu 72. şehir Siirt'ten Bildiriyoruz bu hafta.
Baykan, Kurtalan, Tillo, Şirvan, Eruh, Pervari ve Siirt merkezin güzel insanlarına selamlar olsun.
Bu seyahatimizde Siirt'in kültürünü tanımaya çalıştık, esnafla sohbet ettik, Botan Nehri etrafını gezdik ve geçmişin izinde tarihi eski ibadethaneler hakkında bilgi aldık.
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Önce Türkiye' de en az 60 il gezme hedefi, hemen arkasından Dünya turu için yollara çıkmış iki deliyiz. Mümkün olduğunca ucuza nasıl seyahat edilir bilmemekle birlikte, öğrendikçe deneyimlerimizi youtube kanalımızdan paylaşıyoruz. Etkileşim halinde olalım kim bilir belki bir yerlerde karşılaşır, çay-kahve içeriz.
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Eastern Turkey (Kurdistan) Journey, Van and Siirt Travel Vlog (4K)
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VAN
The eastern part of Turkey, Kurdistan, is not a typical tourist destination, however it has much to offer. So let’s explore Van, one of the biggest cities in the east of Turkey.
In there, the main attraction, not just for tourists, but also locals, is Van Kalesi – the Van castle. Exploring this castle built in the 8th century before Christ was unique and amazing experience. The history in this place has kept its atmosphere till this day and historical landmarks were everywhere around me. Like the Xerxes the first inscription., 20 meters above the ground. This comes from the 5th-century BC and its written in Old Persian, Elamite and Babylonian. At every corner I saw new and new places, which I had to check out. Van Kalesi took me much longer to explore than I expected.
In comparison with European sights, this experience was totally different. No thousands of people, no standing lines, no fee (if you won’t go through the main gate). And mainly the sites were not reconstructed, “nogo zones” were nonpresent, no modern glass show-cases, no new plaster – the Van castle kept the atmosphere of antiquity.
I felt safe the whole time. The locals were really friendly and hospitable – I met one Turkish guy who paid everything for me – entrance fee for museum, lunch, stuff in supermarket and even took me to my hotel with his car. I spend the last moment in the castle watching the sunset, the view was spectacular and I finished the day with delicious baklava.
AKDAMAR
After Van castle, I went to see famous Akdamar Island, which is about 40 minutes by bus from the city.
The island lies in the Van lake – the biggest Turkish lake And The only way how to get there is by a ferry. If I remember right, one way is 25 tr lira. Yes, it is also possible to swim in the Van Lake. Then, there was another entrance fee was for 35 tr lira. Without that, the prices in this part of Turkey were so cheap.
The Armenian church was built more than 1 thousand years ago, and also like with the Van Castle, history is everywhere around you.
SIIRT
The final stop of my trip around Turkey was Siirt (map). This city is famous for its pistacious, great food and the nicest touristic attraction is definitely the Botan river.
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Siirt Delikli Tas (4K)
Siirt Deliklitaş is both breathtaking with its view and fascinates the visitors. With a bird's-eye view of Uluçay, or Botan River, as it is known among the people, flowing beneath it with all its majesty, Taşbaşı Cave offers a unique view of exquisite beauty to the travelers who come to visit it. It is about 4 km from Siirt. Located in the southeast of Turkey and overlooking Uluçay (Botan) from a height of approximately 350 meters, this wonderful cave is a natural structure formed by carving the steep limestones in pre-Christian times. As a result of the researches carried out by scientists in the region, it is noticed that the inner wall of the cave, which was determined to be used for shelter, was excavated with hand strokes. A small window in both caves was opened to provide internal access between the caves. Right next to the cave, there is a vertically rising rock called a stepping stone; It got this name because the young people who came to visit this place jumped from one rock to another to prove their courage. The perforated stone, located right next to the large cave known as Taşbaşı, has a unique view. The pleasure of watching Uluçay, the Botan River, and the nature surrounding it, from below, is quite different.
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Turkish Street Food in Istanbul!! BAKLAVA HEAVEN + Street Food Tour in Türkiye Bazaar!
This is episode 4 of my 2022 STREET FOOD IN TURKEY series! This time I'm in Istanbul again and taking you for some seriously delicious desserts. Turkish desserts are world renowned and today we are tasting all my favorites from KÜNEFE to BAKLAVA!! To end the day let's cruise the Bosphorus and explore the sights of beautiful Istanbul!
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0:00-0:51 Intro
0:52-4:59 Namli Gurme
5:00-8:47 Karakoy Gulluoglu
8:48-16:30 Spice Bazaar
16:31-18:32 Hamdi Restaurant
18:33-19:47 Bosphorus Cruise
19:48-20:18 Outro
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HOW TO SPEND 48 HOURS IN ISTANBUL TURKEY | EVERYTHING you must SEE and DO while in ISTANBUL TURKEY
Have you ever traveled to a country being unsure if you would like it? Well for me that is exactly how I felt about Turkey. For some reason, the thought of traveling to Turkey made me feel uneasy and I am not sure why. But I am so glad that Cheraya pushed me to visit the beautiful country of Turkey! I was so pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed my time there. And it is experiences like this, where you have to step outside of your comfort zone to truly live.
This vlog showcases everything we did during our time in Istanbul! We spent 4 full days exploring the city and really experiencing the culture. We saw all the major sights such as the incredibly beautiful and highly anticipated Blue Mosque to the crowded Grand Bazaar and to the real gem of the Hagia Sophia! In addition to the wonderful sights, we also immersed ourselves in the Turkish culture. One of the experiences that I highly recommend is experiencing a traditional Turkish breakfast. If you want to see our breakfast experience I did a full YouTube video showing where we went and what we ate ( We had two experiences that I unfortunately did not film for various reasons. The first experience that you will not be seeing is a traditional Turkish bath, where we were pampered. This is definitely something you need to add to the list when visiting Istanbul! Another experience is a Turkish coffee fortune telling experience. We booked an airbnb experience ( where we learned all about the history of the Turkish coffee, learned the proper way to drink the coffee, actually drank coffee and then our coffee told our future. This was exactly what we never thought we needed! And I can't recommend this experience enough. If you decide to do the experience, tell Roza we sent you!
I hope you enjoyed our time in Istanbul and this vlog makes you book that trip! So what are you most excited to see the next time you are in Istanbul?
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ANTWERP, BELGIUM (2023) | 10 Awesome Things To Do In Antwerp City
Antwerp is a port city located in the north of Belgium and it’s the second-largest city in the country after Brussels. Known as the Diamond Capital of the world, Antwerp holds a long history with its role as a leading trade center. Today, it’s also known for its vibrant atmosphere, remarkable art scene, and fashion-forward character. It’s this incredible diversity that makes this city a unique destination to visit. In this video, we’ll show you the highlights of Antwerp.
10. Admire The Central Station
The main hall is decorated with marble columns, chandeliers, paintings, and a large dome. The exterior is just as impressive, made of red brick and white stone.
9. Shop At The Meir
This vibrant traffic-free boulevard houses a wide variety of stores, from high-end designer boutiques to budget-friendly shops.
8. Visit the Grote Markt, Historic Center & Cathedral Of Our Lady
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7. Explore The Green Spaces Of Antwerp
Visit the Stadspark, Park Spoor Noord, Zuidpark & Plantentuin
6. Take In The atmosphere At Het Zuid
It's known for its hip bars, art galleries, museums, shops, and great restaurants, serving everything from Belgian to international cuisine.
5. Visit The Plantin-Moretus Museum
This was one of Europe’s leading printing companies in the 1600s.
4. Catch Views From The MAS (Museum Aan De Stroom)
It only opened its doors in 2011 and is now considered an iconic landmark of the city.
3. Visit Fortress ‘t Steen
The fortress was originally used as a defensive stronghold. But over the centuries, it has been used for a variety of purposes, including a prison, a customs house, and a city hall.
2. Eat, Drink + Shop At PAKT
PAKT is an old industrial site that has been transformed into a sustainable hub of creative entrepreneurs. There are workshops, offices, a rooftop garden, and a number of culinary hotspots.
1. Go Underground At De Ruien
This is a network of underground passages and canals originally dug in the 16th century.
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Romania – Europe's MOST UNIQUE Country (Travel Adventure) ????????
Travel Documentary Romania. ???????? Part 2: This 8-day road trip will leave a lasting impression on you as it gives you an intimate look at life in Romania. Our Travel Vlog takes you to villages, cities, landscapes and people and explores the real, authentic Romania – a land of contrasts!
00:00 Intro
00:35 Transylvania & Bicaz Canyon
01:10 Moldavia Monastery
02:52 Suceava & Teenagers
06:12 Iași
09:13 Bârlad
10:52 Romanian Apartment
11:22 Traditional Market Bârlad
13:58 Poverty in Romania
20:02 Galați & Braila
21:21 Ferry Ride on Danube River
22:20 Priopcea Pass & Jurilovca
23:43 Argamum Fortress & Cape Dolosman
27:10 Dobrogea Canyon
28:04 Constanța
32:31 Bucharest by Night
34:28 Bucharest Obor Market
37:40 Bucharest & Palace of Parliament
39:18 Bucharest Ghetto Ferentari
41:54 Peleș Castle
Along the way, you meet the locals and get an insight into their lives, and come face-to-face with both the challenges and wonders of Romania. Be prepared to be captivated by the unexpected moments of our journey that will challenge your perceptions and captivate your heart (e.g., poverty in Romania, Orthodox Church).
From the vibrant cities of Bucharest, Iasi, and Suceava to lesser-known places like Bârlad, Braila, and Jurilovca (Tulcea County), you'll experience the cultural and social aspects of Romania, as well as its stunning landscapes. Discover the Danube Delta in Galati, the Black Sea in Constanta, the breathtaking canyons of Bicaz and Dobrogea, the Moldavia region with its magnificent monasteries and the beauty of Transylvania with a visit to Peleș Castle. And of course sample the flavors of Romanian food!
See this fascinating country like never before in 8 days.
Day 1: Transylvania, Bicaz Pass, Bicaz Gorges, Monastery of Saint Basil the Great in Bodești, Suceava & Iași
Day 2: Iași & Bârlad
Day 3: Bârlad & Galați
Day 4: Galati, Braila, Priopcea Pass & Jurilovca
Day 5: Jurilovca, Argamum Fortress, Cape Dolosman, Dobrogea Gorges & Constanța
Day 6: Constanța & Bucharest
Day 7: Bucharest
Day 8: Bucharest, Bucharest's ghetto Ferentari, Sinaia, Peleș Castle & Brașov
Thank you for watching & commenting!
Much love xx
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We are Nicole from Austria/Germany and Roberto from Switzerland/Italy. We believe that there's more to travel than just the typical tourist sights. We delve deeper into the culture, people, and way of life in each destination, rather than just focusing on the tourist attractions or surface-level experiences. Join us on this journey! We hope our travel videos inform & inspire you!
Yolu Siirt'e düşenin gezebileceği yerler
siirt gezilecek yerler listesi ve siirt tillo gezilecek yerler i merak edenler için Açıklamalı hazırlanan bu videoda güneydoğu anadolu bölgesinin sessiz ve sakin bir ili olan siirt aynı zamanda bünyesinde dünyaca ünlü Işık hadisesi ve Erzurumlu ibrahim hakkı hazretlerinin yaşadığı yeri de barındırıyor Siirt teki en önemli ve en çok tercih edilen yerleri sıraladık siirt'te gezilecek yerler i açıklayarak videoya aldık umarım beğenirsiniz iyi seyirler.
Videodaki Siirt gezilecek yerler listesi
1- Işık hadisesinin yaşandığı yer ve mekanizması
Dünyada benzeri olmayan ışık hadisesinin geçmişi 1734 yılına dayanıyor. İbrahim Hakkı Hazretleri, hocası İsmail Fakirullah’ın vefatı üzerine “Hocamın başucuna doğmayan güneşi neyleyim?” diyerek astronomi ve mimari açıdan büyük bir bilim harikasına imza atıyor. Hocasının defnedildiği türbenin yanı sıra 8 köşeli ve 10 mt. yüksekliğinde bir kule yapan İbrahim Hakkı Hazretleri, türbenin doğusuna harçsız taşlarla bir duvar inşa ediyor. Gece ve gündüzün eşit olduğu ekinoks günlerinde (21 Mart ve 23 Eylül) kalenin arkasındaki vadiden yükselen güneş bu duvara çarpıyor. Kaleden geçemediği için Tillo şehrine ışık gitmiyor. Işık sadece duvarda bulunan pencereden geçiyor. İlerde bulunan bir tepeden kırılıyor. Arkasından da türbenin penceresinden içeri girerek, İsmail Fakirullah Hazretleri’nin mezarının başını aydınlatıyor.
2- İbrahim Hakkı Hazretleri türbesi
İsmail Fakirullah Hazretleri: Hicri 1067 yılında dünyaya gelmiştir. Genç yaşta babasını kaybetmiş, kendisi Müderrislik ve İmamlık yapmıştır. 40 Yaşında kemale ermiştir. İsmail Fakirullah Hazretleri bir yandan insanlara irşat ta bulunurken diğer yandan da beşeri ilimlerde de çok önemli bilim adamları yetiştirmiştir. Bunlardan biri de Erzurumlu İbrahim Hakkı Hazretleridir. Hadis ve Fıkıhta, tasavvuf ve edebiyatta, psikoloji ve sosyolojide, tıp ve astronomide ve pek çok bilim dalında büyük bir kudret ve yetenek göstermiştir.
Ulaşım: Siirt Merkezinden 7 km. uzaklıktaki Tillo (Aydınlar) İlçesinde bulunmaktadır.
3- Siirt Delikli Taş
Altından tüm haşmetiyle geçmekte olan Uluçay’a (Botan) tepeden kuşbakışı bakan Taşbaşı Mağarası, ziyaretçilerine eşsiz bir manzara sunmaktadır.Siirt’in 4 km. güneydoğusunda bulunan ve Uluçay’a (Botan) yaklaşık 350 metre yükseklikten bakan mağara, dik kireç taşlarının milattan önceki devirlerde oyulmasıyla oluşmuştur.
4- Siirt Tillo Kale ve Seyir Cam teras
Botan Vadisi’nin güzelliklerini ayaklar altına seren Cam Terasın vadiden yüksekliği 1.100 metre. Çelik konstrüksiyondan yapılan Terasın 7 metre uzunluğu ve 5 metre genişliği bulunmakta. Teras üzerinde bulunan korkulukların boyu ise 1.30 metre.
Ziyaret esnasında Teras üzerine en fazla 30 kişinin çıkmasına izin veriliyor.
5- Veysel Karani Türbesi
Veysel Karani Türbesi: Baykan ilçesinin Ziyaret Beldesindedir Yörenin Cas denilen harcıyla yapılıp Kubbe ile örtülmüş olan türbe, 1967 yılında yıktırılarak yerine yeni bir türbe yaptırılmıştır. Veysel Karani türbesi ve külliyesi 2001 yılında Valilikçe restore edilerek modern bir görünüme kovuşturulmuştur Her yıl 16-17 Mayıs tarihlerinde Veysel Karani‘yi anma etkinlikleri düzenlenmektedir
6- Siirt Demokrasi Meydanı
Bu Kanal Türkiye'nin Gezi,Tatil,Eğlence ve tanıtım kanalıdır Türkiye'yi geniş kitlelere ulaştırma amacı gütmektedir doğal ve montajsız videoların yanı sıra eğlence ve bilgilendirme içeren videolar da mevcuttur ... Yeni bir kanal olduğu için bizlere destek vermek için videolarımız beğenip yada paylaşabilirsiniz bu yazıyı okuyan herkese teşekkürler....
Siirt is a list of places to visit and Siirt tillo places for those who are interested in this video, the southeastern Anatolian region of Siirt Siirt is a quiet and tranquil province of the world at the same time in the world-famous Light incident and Erzurum is the place where the right of the right to inherit the right of the most important and most important in Siirt We have listed the preferred places in Siirt.
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yollarında macera yaşamaktı. Bu hayalimi gerçekleştirmek için panelvan bir araç edindim, ufak tefek tadilatla aracımı mini karavana dönüştürdüm ve eşimle birlikte düştük yollara. İlk gezimizi güneydoğu anadolu ve doğu anadolu bölgesinde gerçekleştirdik. Şırnak Hakkari Van derken 30 il, bir o kadar ilçe gezdik. Zorlu yollardan geçtik, yemeklerini yedik, sularını içtik, tarihi ören yerleri çarşı pazarlarını gezdik. Hatıra olsun diye yol videoları ve resimler çektik. Torunlarımın ısrarları ile sosyal medyada paylaşımlar yaptık.İlgi görünce, torunlarım youtube kanalımı açtılar. Böylece 'İhtiyar Gezgin' kanalı ortaya çıkmış oldu. Sizlerin desteğiyle inşaallah mahçup olmam. abone olursanız duacı olurum sizlere... #Siirt #Çarşı #İhtiyarGezgin
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Exploring Istanbul's Vibrant Heart: Taksim Square, Istiklal Street | 4K UHD 60fps Walking Tour
Exploring Istanbul's Vibrant Heart: Taksim Square, Istiklal Street | 4K UHD 60fps Walking Tour
Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the lively streets of Istanbul with our immersive walking tour from Taksim Square to Istiklal Street. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of this historic city as we traverse iconic landmarks and experience the bustling atmosphere of Taksim Square. Indulge your senses with the tantalizing aroma of authentic Turkish Doner Kebab, a culinary delight that adds a flavorful twist to our adventure.
Stroll along the renowned Istiklal Street, a bustling pedestrian thoroughfare lined with shops, cafes, and historic buildings. Witness the dynamic street life, admire architectural gems, and feel the vibrant energy that makes Istanbul truly unique. Our tour captures every detail in stunning 4K UHD at 60fps, providing an unparalleled visual feast that transports you to the heart of this captivating city.
Join us for a virtual exploration of Istanbul's cultural and culinary delights, where every step tells a story and every frame captures the essence of this enchanting destination. Whether you're a travel enthusiast or simply seeking a virtual escape, this walking tour promises an unforgettable experience that celebrates the beauty and diversity of Istanbul.
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00:00 Taksim Square Walk Wonder
00:47 Taksim Square
04:48 Turkish Doner Kebab
05:46 Istiklal Street
10:31 Istiklal Street Tramway
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Atatürk’e Bu Balı Götürüyordu! - Atatürk Neden Bu Balı Seviyordu? - Siirt Sokak Lezzetleri!!
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The ancient town of Hasankeyf in Turkey
These photos were taken in Hasankeyf (Turkey) in 2013. With the construction of the Ilisu Dam project, some sights may no longer be there or no longer in the same location. Things may have changed. Have anyone visited Hasankeyf lately?
Ephesus, Turkey | How and When to visit Ephesus
Ephesus, Turkey
Ephesus was an ancient Greek city located in modern-day Turkey, near the city of Selçuk,Izmir. It was one of the twelve cities of the Ionian League during the Classical Greek period, and later became a major Roman city.
The Temple of Artemis, also known as the Temple of Diana, which was one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Today, only a few ruins remain of the temple, which was destroyed by various earthquakes and invasions over the centuries.
The Library of Celsus, a grand Roman building which served as a library and a tomb for the Roman senator Tiberius Julius Celsus Polemaeanus. Today, the facade of the library has been reconstructed and is one of the most well-preserved structures in Ephesus.
The Grand Theater, a large amphitheater which could seat up to 25,000 people. The theater was used for various performances, including plays, concerts, and gladiatorial contests.
The House of the Virgin Mary, a small stone house on a hillside near Ephesus, which is believed by some to be the last residence of the Virgin Mary. It is a popular pilgrimage site for Christians and is visited by thousands of tourists each year.
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01:29 Part 1
03:11The shipwreck in Pegeia EDRA III
07:42 The banana plantation
09:18 Coral Bay
11:41 Part 2
12:24 Paphos
20:03 Part 3
21:13 The birthplace of Afrodite..
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Miletus, Milet or Mīlētos Ancient Greek City with an AMAZING THEATER!!. - Miletus Turkey - ECTV
Eric Clark's Travel Videos - Miletos Turkey - Ancient Greek City with an AMAZING Theater.
Miletos – said to be the birthplace of Hagia Sophia’s architect, Isidore of Miletus. These ancient ruins lie on a hill and the grid like layout became the basic layout for Roman Cities. Seljuk Turks conquered the city in the 14th Century and used Miletos as a port to trade with Venice. As the harbour dried up, the city was abandoned and today the ruins lie around 10 kilometres from the sea. The first excavations began in 1873. One artefact recovered, the ‘Market Gate of Miletos’ was transported piece by piece to Germany and reassembled. The main collection of artefacts resides in Miletos museum.
Miletus (/maɪˈliːtəs/; Greek: Μῑ́λητος, romanized: Mīlētos; Hittite transcription Millawanda or Milawata (exonyms); Latin: Miletus; Turkish: Milet) was an ancient Greek city on the western coast of Anatolia, near the mouth of the Maeander River in ancient Caria.[3][4][5] Its ruins are located near the modern village of Balat in Aydın Province, Turkey. Before the Persian invasion in the middle of the 6th century BC, Miletus was considered among the greatest and wealthiest of Greek cities.[6][7]
Evidence of first settlement at the site has been made inaccessible by the rise of sea level and deposition of sediments from the Maeander. The first available evidence is of the Neolithic. In the early and middle Bronze Age the settlement came under Minoan influence. Legend has it that an influx of Cretans occurred displacing the indigenous Leleges. The site was renamed Miletus after a place in Crete.
The Late Bronze Age, 13th century BC, saw the arrival of Luwian language speakers from south central Anatolia calling themselves the Carians. Later in that century other Greeks arrived. The city at that time rebelled against the Hittite Empire. After the fall of that empire the city was destroyed in the 12th century BC and starting about 1000 BC was resettled extensively by the Ionian Greeks. Legend offers an Ionian foundation event sponsored by a founder named Neleus from the Peloponnesus.
The Greek Dark Ages were a time of Ionian settlement and consolidation in an alliance called the Ionian League. The Archaic Period of Greece began with a sudden and brilliant flash of art and philosophy on the coast of Anatolia. In the 6th century BC, Miletus was the site of origin of the Greek philosophical (and scientific) tradition, when Thales, followed by Anaximander and Anaximenes (known collectively, to modern scholars, as the Milesian School) began to speculate about the material constitution of the world, and to propose speculative naturalistic (as opposed to traditional, supernatural) explanations for various natural phenomena.
Neolithic
The earliest available archaeological evidence indicates that the islands on which Miletus was originally placed were inhabited by a Neolithic population in 3500–3000 BC.[8] Pollen in core samples from Lake Bafa in the Latmus region inland of Miletus suggests that a lightly grazed climax forest prevailed in the Maeander valley, otherwise untenanted. Sparse Neolithic settlements were made at springs, numerous and sometimes geothermal in this karst, rift valley topography. The islands offshore were settled perhaps for their strategic significance at the mouth of the Maeander, a route inland protected by escarpments. The graziers in the valley may have belonged to them, but the location looked to the sea.
Middle Bronze Age
The prehistoric archaeology of the Early and Middle Bronze Age portrays a city heavily influenced by society and events elsewhere in the Aegean, rather than inland.
Minoan period
Beginning at about 1900 BC artifacts of the Minoan civilization acquired by trade arrived at Miletus.[8] For some centuries the location received a strong impulse from that civilization, an archaeological fact that tends to support but not necessarily confirm the founding legend—that is, a population influx, from Crete. According to Strabo:[9]
Ephorus says: Miletus was first founded and fortified above the sea by Cretans, where the Miletus of olden times is now situated, being settled by Sarpedon, who brought colonists from the Cretan Miletus and named the city after that Miletus, the place formerly being in possession of the Leleges.
The legends recounted as history by the ancient historians and geographers are perhaps the strongest; the late mythographers have nothing historically significant to relate.[10]
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Cannot get any better! | Season 17 | Episode 38
Motorcycle Trip around Turkey with Yamaha Tenere.
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RACIST and RUDEST COUNTRIES in 2023&2022. | 10 Racist country in World 2023 | Better World 2023
10 racist and rudest countries in 2023 | RACIST and RUDEST COUNTRIES in 2023&2022. | 10 Racist and Rude Countries in the World | 10 racist and rudest countries in 2023 | 10 Racist and Rude Countries in the World | better world 2023
Hello guys! Hope you are doing great. Rudeness is something quite subjective, so it is hard to quantify it. That is why if you search for the ten most racist and rudest countries in the world you will not find any official data even on Wikipedia.
We will tell you about the ten racist and rudest countries in the world where people are not that friendly and local citizens do not smile that much.
10. Turkey.
First in our list is Turkey the western Asian country whose sweets treats like baklava and Turkish delights is quite popular in the world, however the country has been ranked as the 10th rudest country in the world with 2.15% of votes.
Turkish people are quite appreciated for their hospitality, friendliness and loyalty and may be the country has been misjudged due to their strong norms, for instance in turkey if you leave food on your plate, it automatically means that you did not enjoy it, and this can offend the cook or the host.
9. Italy.
The next in our list is Italy with 2.24% of votes, may be this youngest western European country got into this list because of behavioral misunderstanding as well. Italians speak a bit loudly and fast so this combination can easily put an impression that there is quarrel going on between these people.Italians act impulsively without concern for others and that is why some people believe that they have lack of etiquette and ethical values.
8. Poland.
There was a tie between Italy and Poland as they both managed to get 2.24% some people even accuse Poland as the most ignorant and racist country in whole Europe and that is why it was ranked at number 08.
Polish drivers are quite aggressive and have no respect for other drivers on the road, so if you are on Poland highway then there is a rare possibility that they will let you overtake.
7. Spain.
Spain has so much to offer to its tourists but still it manages to secure the seventh place with 3.15% votes. Spanish people are considered as most least culturally arrogant as compared to other European countries but still there are few things that can rub them in the wrong way. For instance, burping is considered rude in Spain, you are allowed to put your arm on dining table but not the elbow and most importantly never insult a Spanish cuisine as Spanish people take too much pride in their food.
6. United States of America.
US got 3.39% of votes and that is why it has been ranked at sixth position. Americans have more like a dual standard, as they are known for their generosity and vivacity when they travel the world, on the other hand when they receive tourists, they get grumpy and intolerant.
5. China.
China took the middle position in today’s list with 4.3% vote, Chinese are considered as most least hospitable hosts who do not enjoy foreigners on their land. Chinese tourists earned this reputation due to their lawless self-centered ways and disregarding the regulation of others, many people say that Chinese have the money but not the manner.
4. Germany.
Just like Americans, Germans are also flawless travelers when staying in other countries, although as a host Germany is not welcoming country and it is not that friendly with foreigners, which is why it has been ranked as the fourth rudest country with a vote of 9.93%.
3. United Kingdom.
The third on our list is UK, English people are both bad tourists as well as hosts and that is why they got 10.43% of votes. Due to their brits attitude they earned the reputation of cold and unfriendly people who are always disinterested and distant.
2. Russia.
The first runner up of today’s list is Russia with 16.56% votes, Russians got this position due to their loud and rowdy attitude. The Russians are unpopular for a various reason such as they swear too much in public, eating too much and irrationally in buffets, being disrespectful and rude to others around them.
1. France.
The first on our today’s list is France, it is interesting that a country which was renown as the most romantic country in the world for a long time is also the rudest nation on earth. Tourists who visit the land claim that French are rude by nature and do not like English speaking tourists or any other tourist who cannot speak Franc
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