Eva zu Beck traveling in Cappadocia, Turkey | Visit the famous fairy chimneys and enjoy local food

[@DrFanunu]

I do much love this girl! Her videos are super cool! Her voice is so relaxing! This just made me wanna go to capadocia again!!

[@adriano9848]

I agree with you.

[@jeanmarie8443]

Very calming voice and educational about everything!!

[@thaminduKavinda]

Same

[@carlosluischavarriarivera9271]

Eva on DW travel, OMG, way to go girl.

[@popularopinion2181]

Eva is the best! I LOVE THIS WOMAN. Greetings from Bulgaria! :)

[@lbunnygordon1133]

Just went for 8 days to Kısmet cave house in Goreme same as 13 years ago...mass tourism but so lovely at this time of year. As based in a hostel in Istanbul wanted a bit of luxury bus hotel organic huge breakfast balloon excursion trips dinner drinks at end was around 550 gbp just what had budgeted for..an amazing experience once again..best thing was free sunset viewpoint just 2 minutes uphill but dont get lost as I did hahaha. Dont heditate to visit Turkey retaining old traditions and modern ideas too .. everyone is welcome and always will be ..Turkey seviyorum. I love Turkey..wish hadi seen this ladies cooperative as love manti

[@DWTravel]

@Ibunny Gordon Thank you!

[@hosseinhosseini1943]

Mantu

[@sabinasmailovic1982]

Love Eva's videos ... love seeing her, listening to her...

[@ea6398]

What a amazing women’s to provide support to others women in difficult time by creating this restaurant! I will definitely eat there during my next visit to Turkey! What a wonderful women! Can you imagine this happening in Saudi or Pakistan? Turkey always stands out!

[@saif__abi]

There is no country in the world is as attractive as the turkey 🌍💯💯💯☝️☝️😏🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@marksamuelbeck]

She has nice expression. DW is one of the best Travel Channel.

[@DWTravel]

Thank you so much @Mark Beck!

[@manatee2500]

Assad is about to murder the Druze again. Isn't is it time for the lovely Eva to make another 'non-political' visit to Syria? @@DWTravel

[@tuba1650]

Eva, this is awesome, thank you 🍀 Especially my heart full thanks for your visit to Tık Tık Kadın Emeği. You reflect the places and people even better than some locals. Toll!

[@tejaswinig8821]

Huge respect for your horse riding skills Eva...

[@angeladogan26]

Enjoyed watching pottery made and bought some pretty pieces

[@muhammedulusk6400]

Thank you for contributing to the promotion of Cappadocia. There is another place where you will be very happy with your visit. In Turkey, room MARDIN. and I would like to guide you here. LOVE TO YOU

[@theygoastheycome90]

My City ❤😊

[@muhammadichsan3081]

your mediterranian as well as middle east regions are equally super good to watch...thanks

[@aporia82]

Thanks to the volcanic soil of the region, Cappadocian wines are quite tasty. I recommend it to all visitors. There are wine tasting tours, which visits local shops and vineyards.

[@DWTravel]

Good to know! Thank you for the tip!

[@FistikKandan]

Impressive … Video is educational but also done in a tasteful cinematography…. Eva, you are good!

[@alexandral6273]

Awesome video ‼️ Thank you Eva 🥰

[@aadmonk]

Eva is wonderful. She introduces you to so many places that I never knew I wanted to visit.

[@Kristina-zt9ww]

She is so great! Her videos are about the people she meets, the tradition and culture. Not like most bloggers who only promote their looks in their boring Instagram bubble.

[@fearlessandfar]

Great Video! 🇹🇷

[@thunderstruckgypsy9848]

I love Cappadocia, I would go again !!

[@thomasprince4992]

a steal having Eva on your channel .

[@DWTravel]

A steal? We simply think that she is great and vice versa 😄. Greetings!

[@thomasprince4992]

@@DWTravel she is priceless

[@manatee2500]

When she's not promoting homicidal dictators. @@DWTravel

[@oscarhenrysilesflores2253]

I really enjoyed your report about those beautiful places of Cappadocia !

[@Jacek_videos]

Great video. Thanks Eva and I'm waiting for more !

[@Jacek_videos]

Eva's videos on YT are like Picasso paintings in the world of art :)

[@domim4496]

Love the horse 🐎 riding 😀

[@jeffmennie1649]

Awesome vlog..totally love your stories

[@SA-sf2cq]

Brought me back to my time here in 2020! Btw the breakfasts are unreal!!!

[@jemmah4723]

What a wonderful place! Added to the bucket list.

[@gocebemisali]

It is really nice to see you in my lovely Country 🇹🇷 🤗

[@johnmikel5934]

That's beautiful serene living along with great food and culture. Loved the video, thank you for the post😁👍

[@DWTravel]

Thank you for watching!

[@gunaykahraman5434]

Yaptığınız belgelleri beğenerek izliyorum

[@amadeolaylayjr.3762]

hi i just want you to know i love your video so much you really intertained me so much more power to you and to your journey keep safe always and God bless u always.from manila phillipines always waiting your beautiful video thank you so much

[@TerrileeYO]

gosh you did take me us on a beautiful ride as well love that

[@sayanmukherjee1956]

I was expecting the sudden baloon ride in the morning!

[@DWTravel]

That's what everyone expects when it comes to Cappadocia 😉!

[@Simitenbiri]

What a pleasant introduction to Cappadocia! I've visited Göreme 3 times but this video made me feel like I can visit many times again. The visit to the pottery and the house restaurant was great. Wish we had the name/address of the cooperative resturant, but perhaps it is not difficult to find it once there. Thank you very much for this lovely video.

[@petrolo72]

💯 The main reason why Cappadocia is an ancient city and popular is because of its biblical history.

[@DWTravel]

@Petrol O However, it is much older and was an important cultural landscape long before the emergence of Christianity.

[@Raahein]

this is beautiful place i vist last year great place

[@angeladogan26]

I love that place!!! Took pictures dressed as Ottoman royalty and rode a camel too. Great restaurants too. Balloon ride is next.

[@69socialmedia97]

Turkey had just 3 camel.This is strange for this Geography but non educated tourists and businessman who wanna make money with camels.Thanks we have camels anymore

[@angeladogan26]

@@69socialmedia97 3 camels in Turkey? There were about 8 or 10 where I was in Kapadokya .

[@69socialmedia97]

@@angeladogan26 Yes but check before tourism boom there is just 3 😁😁I am not against this but make me mad people who think camel is very important. There is no desert and this is actually foreign to us.

[@angeladogan26]

@@69socialmedia97 I have had the ride once and I will not be riding again. It is not a problem for me.

[@alamal-y4x]

I was there in October and I love it

[@duwomaiishgabrielle9498]

Loving you Eva, ❤️🥰🥰🥰

[@HonoluluBliss]

Aloha Eva!! Thank you for taking us ALL on your epic journeys and fascinating travels! It would make your destination(s) more geo relative if say you could provide us viewers a map view of the town/city🚙🌎🌄

[@informationcollectionpost3257]

Very interesting video.

[@mouhamadarab5162]

May Allah have mercy on the Ottoman Sultans who protected the people, land and religion

[@michaelaferencova323]

I love every single blogs so amazing 😻

[@rabianadeem21]

🇵🇰❤️🇹🇷 Stay blessed Eva💗

[@mohdeen8682]

Amazing place thanks for sharing 👌🏾🙏🏽 how cool that you can drive your 4wd through there. I hope to visit one day

[@yfhello]

She is so nice

[@Dhrvratheefan]

Nice👍

[@TR-qp2qj]

Love the video Eva

[@ascensionvaldes1412]

My favourite videos in youtube❤️❤️

[@mitapollito]

Awesome! Thanks 😊

[@senertann]

i saw you in another youtuber ‘s video 😉take care and enjoy your trip

[@luisv7117]

Eva I want to wish you a Happy New Year and safe travel

[@DWTravel]

Here you'll find more videos from Eva zu Beck: bit.ly/3rqAg49

[@Dhrvratheefan]

Yes

[@NasirAli-yl2xw]

Really good great girl beautiful life my love love you life 💞💞 Come to Pakistan 💞💞🌹🌹🏠🏠 love my life

[@BETOETE]

make me go to kapadokya.

[@mouadhboukefa1546]

Great content creator

[@Ukago]

Hi Eva, was Odyssee jealous when you took the horse? :)

[@geoffreymartin3520]

great to see you on video, i did not know you filmed videos with dw travel.

[@genemoody5700]

You must do greece Eva it’s also a great country

[@michaelmakowsky]

❤❤❤

[@knobs_matrix]

Pozdrawiam 🥳

[@DWTravel]

@Matrix Knobs Dziękuję!

[@johnrobinson7336]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@alonsochanakya538]

Nice girl with her Defender.

[@alonsochanakya538]

That holes are perfect for setting my hammock. Im a country guy a cowboy.

[@20rbailey]

#2 for me

[@buketb9290]

im turkish and i cant go there becuse its expensive you are lucky not overrated at all

[@NasirAli-yl2xw]

Thank you all videos Really good great girl girl life life my best friend 💞💞 very very nice 🌹🌹 come to Pakistan 🌹🌹 come to Pakistan 🌹🌹 come to Pakistan I love you very nice my life life life love love love 💕

[@alisaif4130]

Great..When was this filmed?

[@DWTravel]

Some weeks ago, in November 2021.

[@NasirAli-yl2xw]

Come to Pakistan my life I love you very very very very nice 💞💞

[@brentking4538]

Turlkiye is an awesome place to visit and the exchange rate is very favorable for the USD!!

[@raymondvelez5173]

🇵🇷👍🤔

[@beetroot48]

Could the structures/caves of Cappadocia actually be melted remnants of a Tartaria civilization?

[@hanmaruf2919]

he should open own youtube...

[@suleymanbayezit4007]

I hope you did not missed underground cities there..

[@monak6674]

I went there but could not afford balloon ride

[@iselvi1386]

Sour source is yogurts:)

[@trinitywildcat]

Who do you travel with??

[@DWTravel]

Eva is traveling by her van.

[@twanabaiz9516]

Cappadocia in kurdish we name it kapdosia this Cappadocia is a English version if this provenance in kap mean cover for car wills or kep for silencing voice of machines and its was north of Kurdistan even was a part of medea empire and now its a Turkish land as well Adana and Hattay and askandarona

[@manatee2500]

According to France24, Eva was very accommodating in Syria...so much so that she's undoubtedly going to the beach near Mariupol on another non-political travel journey!

[@lemurgulliver8249]

You've got lichen on that dead rock-moss+algae. Alexander the Great didn't use stirrups, and after watching footage from _Dancing with Wolves_ I believed it.

[@iranmaster]

Turkey is paying you?

[@LatifoMudallali]

Beck is a Turkish name... I bet that you are Turkish.

[@Ali-qq4ri]

No hot air balloons ?

[@DWTravel]

Nope 😉!

[@mattz8234]

They were carved with had tools not with hands.

[@bartidoa.3153]

why dont you go to south east asia you affraid

[@DWTravel]

Eva's next stop: South America!

[@ramazandeniz4178]

Sultan sazlığı develi gel hı freeds

[@cerpanorm]

beautiful place indeed but too expensive. great place for tourists as always not for the locals unfortunately.

[@serkanbalc4063]

Mantı😩😩

[@turan2815]

Pasta means cake in Turkish 😂

[@DWTravel]

😂 really?

[@mertozbey13]

@@DWTravel Yes it is.

[@canparem2710]

We say Makarna not Pasta in Turkish , also hand made Makarna is dried and cooked any time is called Erişte , Erişte is one of the oldest way of doing pasta ; we say pasta to sweet ad salty cookies , we say Kek to Cake.

[@ibrahimturkoglu5492]

Dw ilk defa yalan propaganda yayınına ara vermiş şaşırdım

[@DWTravel]

We are a travel channel. More about DW: www.dw.com/en/about-dw/s-30688

[@ibrahimturkoglu5492]

@@DWTravel Ne farkeder sizde o kanala hizmet etmiyormusunuz.

[@benkim2016]

It is crowded w so many tourists even during the pandemic. People are often rude and waiters shortchange tourists a lot!!

[@jeandalmatos610]

when all these monuments and churches had been curved in these rocks in Kapadokia. the turks used to live in tents in central Asia in Gobi desert!!!they have nothing to do with all this!!

[@cetcelpen2451]

turks used to have empires back then too. then some of them decided to go anatolia and settled there to had new empires. go on crying.

[@canparem2710]

Jeann Dalmatos , stop your bullshit and prejudices , Turkey is a big culture and big history , Turks have established many states and many empires in history , Turks taking İstanbul caused a big revolution in history , Turkey has governed Balkans , most of the Arab countries even India for hundred years , Turks roots are Central Asia , Turkestan but we have been living in Turkiye , in these lands for more than 1000 years , and we have made these lands a real Turkish land with our culture , there are many Turkic countries in Central Asia for example Uyghur Turks made a special pump system for plantation to carry water from mountains , it is a big technic when compared for those days , also hand made carpets , yoghurt , kaftans , divans , loose pants , kefir ( first prebiotic in the world ) many different foods , deserts special to Turks like Baklava , Döner , Kebap , Dolma , Sarma , Mantı , Börek , Lokum , Nan bread ( Central Asians Turks say Nan to bread ) as India was governed by Baburs ( an Uzhbekh empire ) before English occupation they thought to Indians tandur and buryan cooking technicals , how to do nan bread even Tac Mahal is an Uzhbek masterpiece , Uzbeks are Turkic people , Turkish is a very old language , in 7 th century on Orhun monuments Turkish sentences are written in Gokturk alphabet and even some scientists are saying Etruks civilisation in Italia is a Turkish civilisation and their alphabet looks like to Gokturk alphabet very much and even some scientists says people spreaded to Europe from Central Asia , some scientists are saying Hungarians are also Turkic people both Turks and Hungarians give name Atilla to their children , some scientist says Vikings are Turks and I mean you dont have any right to humilate Turks , even today most of Balkan culture and food is highly influenced by Turks even in Kazakistan a Turkic republic in archaeolological digs men in gold costume has been found which shows Turks are big nations even in old times they could use gold as a costume , Mehter band is the oldest army band , there are many musical instruments special musical offices special to Turks , even Mozart has been deeply influenced by Turkish music , he did Turkish march ,there are many other things that I cant remember now , the ones who are always trying to humiliate Turks must first of all clean their bloody , colonist histories full of masscres , even today we see so called civilised Europe and America are mixing the world , stealing Middle east oil and underground richness , caused many people to die , to get wounded and even to leave their homes and become refugees , European museums are full of with archaelogical works stolen from Turkey , yes this is very civilised Europe and America.

[@thesoundinyourhead1782]

@@cetcelpen2451 the churches of capadokia were build by Christian greeks and have nothing to do with turks. Go cry somewhere else.

[@thesoundinyourhead1782]

@@cetcelpen2451 you try to steal history from others. An element of all the undeveloped uneductated people.

[@cetcelpen2451]

@@thesoundinyourhead1782 and where did I say that those churches were built by turks? are you reading or hallucinating?

[@kulantroinc753]

Still a better drummer than Lars ulrich

[@pegahparsa5062]

is not something special, unfortunately you exaggerate

[@DWTravel]

Why do you think it's not special for you? Do you live in Cappadocia?

[@manatee2500]

@@DWTravel What's special about promoting the Assad regime?

[@Yiu981]

Cappadocia is a Muslim land.

[@mylifeinsweden575]

I'm originally from Cappadocia before Turks took over it ..when it was Greece Christian...

[@mgs7914]

Greeks is a modern term. Basically everyone who is greek orthodox is greek. Not in ethnically term. İn the population exchange Christian Karaman Turks were send to ionnia, Muslim Greeks came to Turkey. That's how it was. You are probably not ethnically Greek, you ancestors are Hitities. My ancestors are also mixed with ancient Anatolians and we converted to islam.

[@thesoundinyourhead1782]

When you go to the cave-churches of Capadokia you have at least to mention who build the churches and for what reasons. This is a city that many Greeks during hellenistic period of Alexander the great settled there and during byzantine empire many Christian Greeks lived in these caves to protect themselves from Arab invasions and build Churches. Besides that during the period 1914-1922 many capadokian Greeks were hidden inside the caves to protect themselves from the Christian genocide and persecutions from young-Turks, I guess they try to hide this fact. The ones who managed to fled during population exchange, , settled in villages where they gave the same names of the ones they used to live in Anatolia. You are not going to hear the word hellenic/greek/byzantine there, they also have given Turkish names to the churches which I find it ridiculous. But what would you expect from a German channel...

[@DWTravel]

@TheSoundinYourHead What you write touches on a very important and tense subject, but please try to refrain from insinuations. Polarizations do not help anyone here. Thank you.

[@thesoundinyourhead1782]

@@DWTravel well judging from the fact that the same percentage of Greeks compared to Greece's population live in Germany with Turkish and turkey's, and the only things you can find about them on your channel is about Greek crisis, brain draining and all the misery Greek crisis has caused and not any other aspect as their food, culture, background how much productive they are as minority, any complain about discrimination as you regularly do with Turkish, I am completely right or prove me wrong!

[@travelleryildirim3013]

But you only speak about hellenic etc... before the Greeks came there was the hitits and Assyrians here and than Greeks came and colonized this region and after the Christianity they find a good place to find to protect themself in caves... because the Other Civilisations have make it before the same from the Greeks and from Alexander the Great ;) and they dont protect only from Arabs or Persians they seek also Protection from the Romans ... its History and reality but when you show somebody with your fingers than dont forget to speak about that how Greeks colonized this place from the Original Anatolians ;)

[@thesoundinyourhead1782]

@@travelleryildirim3013 homo sapiens colonized the world over neaterdal. Only an Id!ot would not understand the differences. 3200 years ago Greeks settled there, not colonized. Christianity didn't even exist back then.

[@OK-ed4cm]

@@thesoundinyourhead1782 Sorry bro, just the fact that Greek was the main language spoken in Cappadocia for centuries doesn't mean you can claim ownership over it. Anatolia has always been a land of migration, thus from a genetic standpoint speaking about a single nationality doesn't make sense at all. Besides, the "Greeks" of the Alexandrian era have nothing to do with you Greeks from today. You have lost many things by becoming Christians. And you're talking about "settling" there... Do you think this was done peacefully? Ah I could go on and on but you're obviously not educated enough to hold a civilized discussion.

[@JillTravenner]

So nice to watch this kind of vlogs. Making a pot from a clay was sounds interesting. So unique way they mold those pots.🤙👌🌞