Dreaming Big in the Central Asian Valley | Ambient Steppe Music

[@fuerstinhun98]

Thanks!

[@fuerstinhun98]

I love this!!! The bird song in the distance reminds me of the meadow larks I used to enjoy so much every morning and later in the afternoon. Oh, the memories that brings back!!!

[@denizucar3947]

This one is great

[@MrShahrozzz]

I'd love to be here 😩

[@Userjunior2016]

Teşekkürler Emre Yoğun bir iş gün sonrası bunu dinlemek harika oldu

[@sportsfisher9677]

Relaxing

[@Reader_curiosity]

There is a clear bias against the Gokturk Empire in some modern historical sources. These sources ignore the influence of the Ashina Empire over northern China, as the Ashina dynasty imposed its complete guardianship over northern China according to ancient Chinese records, and this lasted from 550 to 630. On the other hand, they mention the influence of the Tang Empire over the eastern steppes from 630 to 682, which occurred thanks to the help of Turkic soldiers.

[@ColdSamra]

This is similar to the music we heard in Dirilis: Ertugrul

[@teyanuputorti7927]

Looks absolutely stunning and sounds of transquity so they had music cause obviously you can't just be raiding all the time not that was all they did or anything they formed great societies were tolerant and had women rights.

[@musa7206]

🥱

[@Imperial1453]

Were the majority of Jews killed during World War II Khazar Turks? Can you make a video about this?

[@Ugi494]

selam kardeş. actually that's coming from a fabricated idea in recent century that tries to connect Ashkenazi Jews with Khazar Turks. but Khazar rulers themselves claim they are the descendants from Togarmah like all Turks, not from Ashkenaz, as Gomer's sons. almost all old jewish scholars are also pointing that out. Khazar video on this channel doesn't mention that but still very good informative video, you can check it. sevgiler.

[@Imperial1453]

@Ugi494 Aleykümselam kardeşim. I didn't know much about this topic. Thanks for your informative comment. Saygılarımla.

[@EliE3.3]

Very nice song