Everything You Need to know about Turkey

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[@mrsporty9669]

I have visited more than 50 countries around the globe and Turkey is my favorite, kind people,good food,nice weather. Thanks.

[@Autohunter06]

Where you from by u self ?

[@MissChrissyM1]

Until they plunge a bayonet into your back. SMH 🤦🏻‍♀️

[@nurrizalahmadimran4005]

Me too. I have visited almost 40 countries and Turkey is my favourite too. In fact I just came back from an almost 1 month stay in Turkey two days ago. It was my 5th visit.

[@TheCompletePackage007]

Have you been to Korea yet?

[@oguzsert4659]

I live in turkey and my only dream leave from turkey and live in USA

[@lxna900]

He talks about Turkey and how they are trying to get higher on modern stuff but I believe what makes Turkey an Amazing place is its History, Tradition and people. I believe that if they could keep their Tradition and History at Heart. Turkey could be one of the most successful places in the world. I love turkey for its Tradition and History. They have so many artifacts and environments. Its an amazing place for sure.

[@naman6491]

well why in countryballs and other memes, Turkey is refereed as kebab and to annoy turkey, write kebab. I am Indian do you literally call that some, we will cook Hindi😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. And is your relation with Greece is uselessly highlighted or in reality bad?????

[@umitkiziltas8379]

Yes, Turkey should definitely go the "Japanese" way.

[@malthus101]

modernization ruins most everything it touches.

[@incirzaman803]

Kuşlar bile biliyor.Dunyadaki 4 göç yolundan birisi Türkiye ve istanbuldur.Kuslar bu yolu kullanır.Tıpkı insanlar gibi!Dünyanın orta noktası neresi diye Google a yazın! İpek yolu!Roma ve Ottoman başkenti İstanbul! İsa nın yürüdüğü topraklar! Noel Baba nın memleketi! 7 kilise İznik konsili Dünyanın ilk parası Truva Vd..

[@pakistan2378]

This is most detailed and informative video about Turkey. For those who want to know about Turkey

[@jcasquarelli1877]

You put together a wonderful video. My wife and I fell in love with Turkey so much that we chose to move and work here.

[@Iamapexghost360]

So what is your born country?

[@jcasquarelli1877]

@@Iamapexghost360 I'm from the U.S. (New York) and my wife is from the Philippines.

[@TimFuzail]

This video is a piece of ART

[@drunkbee880]

You are right. To turn this turkey kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZLWpaSFfdqbepI To that one is a work of art 😂

[@banciuvera7247]

Super, super good! Çok teșekkur ederim! Thanks from România 🇹🇩❤🇹🇷

[@Atymtayeva]

Greetings from Kazakhstan! 🇰🇿In less than a week I'm going to Istanbul ❤️So excited! I've been to Turkey multiple times, and I can't get enough!

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Wish you fantastic trip Atymtayeva!

[@Jay_0605]

How was it

[@abdulkarimsamawi8370]

Amazing how you put it all together with the graphics and visual effects that was a world class history and geography lesson. Mr. Alladin you are a true talent.

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Hi Karim, many thanks for such kind words!

[@LoveBD153]

Best knowledgeable video about Turkey I have ever seen.... Love from Bangladesh 🇧🇩❤️🇹🇷

[@giridh1]

Turkey has been one of most beautiful countries I visited. Used to cheerfully say that we had our breakfast in Europe and lunch in Asia! Mediterranean beaches, Pammukale, Ephesus, Fethiye, Antalya, Capadoccia, Eskisehir, historical Istanbul - every one of these places were unique and splendid. Shopping at Kadikoy or grand bazaar were nice experiences. It is unfair if I don’t mention about the very friendly set of people Turkey has. Wish India / Turkey relationships gets much better from its dip in recent years.

[@tugcekazdalpilates]

greetings to India, i have great sympathy and respect towards İndia's culture and people, i have worked with İndian people and i have very good memories, they were very friendly, hard working and nice people ❤

[@bintehawwa7654]

"Everything about Turkey is Unique, just like it's name" (here comes the most awaited story)

[@saima730]

Princess Niloufer Farhat Begum Sahiba, nicknamed as the Kohinoor of Hyderabad, was an Ottoman princess. She was the first wife of Moazzam Jah, the second son of Mir Osman Ali Khan, the last Nizam of Hyderabad in India. Wikipedia. Indian Turkish v old connection 🇮🇳

[@ghulammustafabaloch4116]

Hai bhai hu sak tha hai

[@ghulammustafabaloch4116]

Ye dheko median empire pe baloch aur kurd sath me rahte thay aj bi alfaz ek jaise simlar hai words

[@masoodali9048]

Exactly true. I am from hyd.india.nice information.

[@lonelywolf1480]

Mate your mentioning of Cyprus may sound like to some as if the Ottomans have captured Cyprus from Greeks. But Ottomans captured the island from the Venetians. And it was captured in 1571, not in 1570 and was under Ottoman Turkish rule for more than 300 years. Another fact is that Greeks never owned the island in history.

[@milliyetci5672]

right

[@sufibra1051]

Lonely Wolf1, So whats your point, Greeks cant be conquered, well Greeks were under OTTOMAN rule for 400 years, digest and get rid of constipation. The venetians are greekifications living in Cyprus you are saying.

[@lonelywolf1480]

@@sufibra1051 Mate, I think you need to improve your English skills a bit. And also try to use your intelligence and logic a bit more. I know the Ottoman history. However, my reservation was about the presenter's mentioning of Cyprus, which might have implied to some audiance as if it was under Greek rule at some time in history. Well, as I stated, it was not! On the contrary, it was part of Ottoman empire for over 300 years.

[@sufibra1051]

@@lonelywolf1480 , we always need improvements in our lives in every aspect. Appreciate your name and response, a sufi master (YUNUS EMRE) quote' love the creations for the sake of the creator'.

[@hinahinashah680]

Love u sooooo much Aladdin

[@Slowlivingwithsara]

This was a new in-depth take on Turkey. Something that so many are not aware of. This was a much needed insightful episode!!

[@TravelingSoloLogs]

Top quality video bro!! I love all the information you give about Turkey! 🇹🇷 💯

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Glad you enjoyed it Traveling Solo Logs!

[@minanaseer]

Hands down the best video you've done about Turkey. Much love xx

[@rasimhelveci6431]

You're doing a great job Alaaddin, as a Turk I thank you a lot! I watch your videos to improve my English and to know more about my beautiful country!

[@AladdinsTurkey]

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[@marthamercado2074]

This is was a very comprehensive and interesting overview of Turkey history!! Thank you for enlighten us 😊

[@umitaltuntas9704]

Probably it is ever the best introduction and presentation of istanbul.. I am really impressed bro

[@mohammedhossainmallick7896]

Fascinating! Delighted! Enjoyed your work of art 🎨

[@dvillafane6477]

this was great!! Thanks for an informative and entertaining video

[@rezonanse9285]

İngilizce öğrenmeyi de aksanı da hallettim sayılır ama şu kadar fluent ve öz güvenli ne zaman konuşacağım bakalım.. Edit de anlatım da kanal da muazzam bu arada. Her videodan kalite akıyor, teşekkürler ülkemizin tanıtımında gösterdiğiniz emek için.

[@gwen8549]

Great job !!! Bravo 👏

[@changetobelieve7496]

Great Enthusiasms & Endeavour Aladin bro. Keep it up... 👏

[@gloriamariadc7757]

OMG, that was so so informative & so so so well done!!! So excellent!!!!

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Glad you enjoyed it, Gloria! Check out the rest of my content, you may also enjoy it 😃

[@isimbulamadm7972]

THİS CHANNEL NEEDS MORE ATTENTİON! It's litteraly amazing quality and talent. I love this video. Keep up the good work!

[@leilakazemi9295]

Useful information in summary. Thanks a lot!

[@keremkartal1959]

Thanks for making this video. It includes all the subjects that I want to tell a foreigner when I present Turkiye. Now you saved a great amount of my time. ❤

[@AladdinsTurkey]

🙏🏼

[@foxman1748]

very nice video, very informative, awesome clips professional presentation, thx so much for this vid, wish you all the best, love and respect from Iraq

[@Bodrumbum]

A very nicely produced video with substantial summary of historical information. Great Job!

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Many thanks S.D. for watching! You well noted the history part - much appreciated!

[@farhankamrani]

Mashaallah I was also waiting for the geography now episode of Turkey 🇹🇷 and you made it 😜

[@mertkoraytopalak]

Wow so far the best Turkey in a nutshell video of all time... Thumbs up for work and craft ...

[@JunaidSalehHayat]

Jazak'Allah, very informative! Make more of these videos!

[@sherryhall5393]

It is my dream before I die that GOD will grant me the chance to go to Turkey.I really want to go to Van..I feel a closeness to it and the bible there.know Kurds doing really only belong to Turkey.they are a country in themselves.Lord please I pray I may go there.

[@michaelhaydock844]

Thanks Alaattin, great information. I love Istanbul. Hope to visit again.

[@cenkercanbulut3069]

Chill, straight forward, objective video. Well done! I enjoyed watching it as Turkish origin. Well polished!

[@user-oc9oy5rb5l]

Aladdin, I love the editing in your videos. And when you’re presenting us with this information you’re always articulate, very professional and serious.....you’re never distracted, smoking or drinking or eating while talking, like other KZbinrs 🤦🏻‍♀️ These are very educational videos thank you so much please keep up the consistent and quality work

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Hey 22! Thank you for such kind words!

[@user-oc9oy5rb5l]

@@AladdinsTurkey you are educating me so much!! thank you teacher!!

[@batuhantaylan1987]

Thank you for returning to your original, high quality content. Real estate period was a hard time to get through.

[@AladdinsTurkey]

My pleasure Batuhan!

[@danecaldwell9470]

Love the video. Educational and entertaining!

[@tracylynnperreault2137]

Thanks for this video. It’s very informative. Teşekkür ederim 🇹🇷

[@mm-dc7dn]

very good as usual. thank you very much.

[@elisat.3511]

I love Turkey. So charming 🥰

[@galindoa21]

Great information! I will be moving to Turkey next month and this was very useful. I’m excited to be there soon.

[@rachelcronin916]

WOW! Learning so much! Awesome-thanks for that! Gorgeous country!

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Glad you enjoyed it Rachel!

[@AdamSmith-ln8bl]

This is really good!

[@nihalahmed7318]

Great video bro 👍

[@maggiebayard]

Such a great video. Better than anything I watched in geography growing up.

[@SCN24]

Super knowledge Alaattin

[@aansabegum1533]

Great job 👍 so informative video 😍 thanks ! well done ✅👏👏👏

[@muhammedabdulhamitoglu8528]

Full of useful information, well done Alaaten

[@cece354]

Thank you for this informative video. My go to KZbinr for all things Turkish. You deserve millions subs! Good luck with your channel!

[@sidrabutt]

I don’t usually comment on videos but this video was very informative. Great job. I’m obsessed with turkey since watching Erutugul. Inshallah will be coming in July to Turkey for the very first time. Can’t wait!!!

[@ElTurco_5403]

Geldinizmi.? Tatiliniz nasıl geçti.

[@socaman123]

I’m so impressed by the amount of info packed in this video and its high quality 👌👌👌 Well done 👏

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Happy to hear that you enjoyed it socaman123!

[@amaicable4u]

Excellent presentation Aladdin, Hats off to you... I loved your explanation of Turkey bird travelling from places it was a good "tongue twister", All in All it was excellent presentation from you. Keep going.. 👍

[@ekumuro1563]

Quality content for sure ;) greetings from Vienna/slmlar herkese :)

[@SAZTravel]

Stunning video!!!

[@ci7alex1]

Hey, great video! Greetings from Yakutsk

[@AladdinsTurkey]

🙏🏼

[@umerraja1038]

I'm really impressed by your Urdu .you are a good creater. About the tradition,culture and every thing is👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 basically l👍👍.I love your videos and also turkey.basically I'm from Pakistan and your biggest one fan .

[@msr7373]

When did he speak Urdu did he do an episode on Pakistan?

[@kouroshdakhili766]

Awesome information, great job Aladdin.

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Thanks for watching Kourosh Dakhili!

[@rabiaabbas262]

Great video! Fantastic editing

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Thanks so much Rabia Abbas!

[@muhammedelhisso-7696]

Great job !!! Bravo

[@romeoone5389]

That was a very professional and informative presentation.

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Thank you kindly, Andrew!

[@pakistan2378]

Love Turkey so much... visited once but soon i will visit again Inshallah

[@h1239]

WOW! It's one of the BEST educational videos I have seen in a while, and, all so compressed and briefed into bite-size bits for easy consumption. You are definitely a SUPERSTAR in the making -- let's do lunch! 😂

[@canguerses]

Nice vid! Although there's a tiny detail that caught my attention: in 17:47 the flag that you put is the flag of Papua New Guinea, a country in Oceania, and guineafowls are endemic to Africa. (There are a bunch of different countries with Guinea in their name because they were all colonized by different European powers. When they variously gained their independence they each retained the name Guinea in one form or another. French Guinea became Guinea, in western Africa, where the bird is named after.)

[@dulat]

As much as I like Turkey, there is something deeply resenting about a map showing the land of Kirim, home to ancestors of Turks for thousands of years, home to descendants of Tatar, grandson of Genghis khan, subjected to genocide in 1944, as part of Russia. Recognizing anshlus of Crimea is betraying Kirim Tatars.

[@jeanssold2131]

Tatars only came there in 1200s though

[@Shobyw]

Great job!

[@mkphilly]

Masterfully done! Much credit to the editor as well.

[@AladdinsTurkey]

I must say I have a fantastic editor MkPhilly, thanks for noting!

[@travelingforworld9694]

it was really Good video , Thanks for sharing it with us, as always we enjoyed watching, hope your all keeping well & having a nice day 👍🤩

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Thank you Traveling For World! Have a great day ahead!

[@AC-ie8mt]

Great summary of Turkish history. Going to send this to my friends to help them understand this beautiful country better.

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Hi AC! Awesome, thank you!

[@janyoutubehater6383]

he forgets to explain the genocide on Armenians and Kurds!

[@erdemersayin]

Pretty accurate video. There are lots of video that tries to summarize Turkey but this is one of the best. Bravo.

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Thank you Erdem!

[@nickarry_2392]

Wow superb video!! Am a fun of Turkish drama and watched other videos about Turkey but your video is on another level.

[@AladdinsTurkey]

🙏🏼

[@dimitrinakirilova4984]

Loved it!

[@majidmbk]

Turkey is the most beautiful contry which I visited

[@christiechristie8837]

Just brilliant!

[@silverlinings8743]

Ohh that's amazing... Alladdin, you nailed it perfectly.

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Yay, thank you!

[@MuhammadAwais-eh3gd]

Masha ALLAH Such a great informative video and in the short time explained verrrryyyy well dear bro Hope to see more information about this beautiful country

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Thanks Muhammad!

[@AnzaChannel123]

The quality of videos is superb ... please keep it up brother ! I visited Turkey back in 2019 .... Istanbul, Kapadocia (Goreme) and Fathiye ... and i loved it ! Offcourse, i had the Balloon ride ... but i guess many would not afford a $400 ticket per person ... but i still thought it was worth it ! The way Turks are handling Tourism ... its well planned and impressive ... i tell Pakistani businessmen to learn from them ! Good Luck and Love from Pakistan !!

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Thanks!

[@sayochikun3288]

400$ balloon ride PER person???? Thats a hell level scam oh my god.

[@rafikhan4511]

Very informative. Very good. Keep up the good work. Turkey Zinda bad. 🇹🇷

[@egomaniac9147]

Hey Thank you Alladin that was awsome man. Im Turkish. I live in England

[@haruyanto8085]

Lol when you mentioned Geography Now I thought the same, I hope they feature you in their Turkey episode

[@hashas459]

Amazing video as usual kolay gelsin

[@murathanduman22]

If I were the Minister of Culture and Tourism, I would share this video on all available social media platforms.

[@farhajkhan1000]

Wow ... very knowledgeable vlog by Aladdin thx

[@minanaseer]

Excited to be here.🌷

[@umehabiba8433]

Good job 👍 Aladdin

[@dylanappenfeldt2442]

Love this thank You

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Thanks for watching Dylan!

[@stouellette]

I would like to make two corrections if I may: Cyprus was not taken from Greeks, it was taken from Venetians, Greeks never owned or conquered that island in history. Island of Cyprus was conquered by Ottoman King Sultan Selim II from Venetians in the year 1571 . Cyprus has been populated by Turkish people ever since then for 451 yrs. Turkish Cypriots feel that it's their country, to put their situation into perspective and understand them we can see how patriotic Americans are about their country which has been formed in the year 1776 and it's been their country for only 246 years and how patriotic Australians are to their county which has been formed in 1901 and has been existing for mere 121 years .. Turkish Cypriots lived there since 1571 and on, it is their home but they have not been recognized and not mattered to even our friends for years.. I would suggest that at least we should be careful with our choice of words, try to be correct when we speak of them and their island home's history. Cyprus was taken from Venetians in 1571. and populated with Turks mostly from Konya and vicinity till Muslim Turks were the majority of population over there for years ....///// Second correction would be about Turks in Mongol army.. although some people in anti-Turk neighbor nation always try to make Turks into Mongols, that would be like making Sicilians and Germans same just because Romans went up to Germanic lands and stayed there for a while. There could be some cultural values borrowed from each other but I don't think every clan of Turks can be related to Mongols or Chinese, especially as we were thought one of the reason certain Turkish clans migrated west of Ural mountains and to the land of Seljuk as Oguz tribe did was because they would be raided and their sons would be kidnapped and forced to serve in Mongol armies and Mongol wars; so if there were Turks in Cengiz Huns army , I would presume they were there not by choice.. According to the way we were thought, Gokturks and other Turkish clans were our kinfolks though. Anyways, people who are not Turks somehow can become self declared experts and try to make Turks be known either as Arabs or Mongols or both..., but some how they are not allowed to be Turks... but Turks never go and tell anyone what they think they are , I mean I have not seen any Turk go to Greeks and say after hundreds of years of Turkish rule they are Turkish, they are mixed race or to a German that they are Turkish mixed ( how many years Huns ruled them? Attila Hun's people stayed there quite a while ) So , there are no 100% pure race anywhere but there are shared cultures and there is Turkic culture , history and shared Turkish language that unites Turkic people in a Turanik way , sort of like north America , England and Australians and zelanders are connected with each other .. So, I just don't think it is tasteful to talk about them on the shows and discussing ones opinion of what they are with an English guest and saying things like: " there are no Turkish people in Turkey , Turkish people should look like Mongols, people in TUrkey don't look like mongols , so they are really just Muslim Greeks" that is not true and if one studies the migration of Turks tru centuries into Anatolia and Selcuk Sultanate one can see when Kayi clan of Oguz Turks came to Sogut they were not the only Turks there on the Anatolian peninsula.. or in Persia or in Kafkasia or all the way to Hungary even. Let's not talk lightly and toy around with Turks nationality, let's not do unto them what we would not do unto others.. Regards, well wishes. and honestly thank you for making this video, it'll wet people's appetite to learn more about ancient Turkish history and other interesting things about Turkish nation... thanks.

[@Salsaman34]

Without doubt, this is best video made by you! A perfect overview of the country from a global perspective! Please do more of those, instead of property prices in Istanbul!

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Thank you for the suggestion🙂

[@fizzahali4850]

Would love to visit Turkey one day. In Shaa Allah ❤

[@JunaidSalehHayat]

May Allah bring back the past glory of Turkey!

[@livinlavidaturka]

No thanks.

[@dafnem8671]

Turkey’s glory is always in the arisen... always for the best, evolving with it’s time. Looking at the past just to make the future better...

[@auzun866]

who the f are you to make a statement like that

[@suss466]

Thank you very much I am from Turkey

[@ACK000111]

Your videos are amazing & educational - keep it up ... Çok Güzel

[@AladdinsTurkey]

Thanks A.C.K.UPPER , will do!

[@cem9967]

Cok guzel anlattin ve cok guzel !

[@irumwaris2922]

OMG ..Turkeyy Is justtt Love .. Superb video .Amazing style of describing Turkey in just 20 mints. Would love to visit Turkey one day InshAllah . And also Wanna love to meet U Aladdin ...Lots of Love from Pakistan

[@StreetSmartMillionaire]

Nice informative video. For the record being able to snow ski and swim at the beach on the same day is not unique to Turkey. Think Santa Monica (LA) and Big Bear mountain. And there are other locals like Montenegro too. Coming to Istanbul next week for 45 days and I am very excited. Best regards and thanks again for this nice production.

[@MM-qw6dp]

Excellent video

[@iqbalmahmood1060]

VERY NICE VIDEO ABOUT TURKEY. I HAVE LIKED & SUBSCRIBED. I HAVE VISITED TURKEY FOUR TIMES. ITS ONE OF THE MOST FAVOURITE DESTINATION IN THE WORLD. AND ITS CONVENIENT FROM ASIA, AFRICA, EUROPE AND RUSSIA ALSO.

[@hassankhan4061]

I love your vlogs more then house tours...love from Pakistan 🇵🇰 ❤️ 🇹🇷

[@rakib9375]

Ur vdos r vry informative & oil organised. Best wishes frm 🇧🇩

[@Nice-Life-Travel]

Nice explanation 👍😊💐