LONG TRAVEL DAY From Greece to Istanbul, Turkey

[@evyj9261]

Almost a year since I went there solo..Istanbul flight to Cappadocia (went to underground city), took the night bus to Pamukkale, train to Izmir (Ephesus) and night bus again back to Istanbul.

[@gloriaskryski5222]

Thanks Gabriel love your channel and i am traveling vicariously through you! Thanks again 😊

[@katemeyer5605]

Great to hear you are stopping in cappodocia for a while, definitely on my list of places to visit

[@TramNguyen-oh8pw]

I just came back from Cappadocia, would have loved running into you there. Can’t wait to see your video about it. Prices seem to have gone up a lot lately, but the sights and scenery are amazing.

[@יוסףסגל]

Iwent to Turkey in 1993 1994. Beside Istanbul I liked kushadasi Effesus and Antalia. The old amphirheatres in Effesus and antalia are similar to the ones in Ceasaria Beit shean and Aman.

[@chrissmith7881]

Oh man! We were so close to you in Istanbul! Our hotel was a 5 minute walk away from yours and we were on the same street having a beer that you walked down on you way to your hotel! I wish we would have seen you, always hoping to run into you someday and buy you a beer!

[@CelticMickWalks]

nice shout out to taxi drivers, I love it when they quote a fair price, I usually reward them with a big tip.

[@Machka-j7q]

I was hoping he'd go to the Black Sea region, don't think he's ever been and you don't see many travel vloggers go there. Wow, Istanbul streets are full of people of all ages at night. He should go to Dolmabahce Palace for the sultans in Besiktas Istanbul. It's very lavish even by today's standards and decked out in marble, alabaster, crystal, silk and gold. It has the world's largest crystal chandelier weighing 4.5 tonnes. Turkey's founder Kemal Ataturk later spent his summers there and died in one of the rooms where his clock remains at 9:05 AM, the time of his death.

[@conniedean3787]

I know you are probably sleeping now, it's almost 5 pm in New York, is it safe to travel to Istanbul, I travel by myself and am 70 years old, I usually do so much walking in Europe and do not go out at night anyway, go to bed by 7:30 pm. I like museums and ancient ruins, Castles, palaces, and food, desert

[@artrea849]

sounds like me at 34. i believe Istanbul is very safe. been twice and absolutely loved it.

[@y.e.e6337]

Just beware of tourist scams, burglary and violence is quite rare.(even in neighborhoods that is considered "dangerous")

[@sametasl160]

Uncle, yes you can go. Scam attempts will be all asian countries, turkiye as well. You can also join cultural tours in İstanbul.

[@MGG-cz3lr]

@@y.e.e6337 where are you from

[@y.e.e6337]

@@MGG-cz3lr Turkey

[@holliegarner1822]

Hi Gabe. My husband and I have been subscribers and following your journeys for several years. We are fellow Californians currently traveling Turkey and heading to Cappadocia tomorrow thru the 23rd. We would love to meet up and buy you a beer.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Where are you staying in Cappadocia? Feel free to send me a message on instagram: instagram.com/gabrieltraveler

[@darylfortney8081]

Love Turkey… great food, interesting culture, cheap and easy transport, tons to see, friendly people, price is right

[@darylfortney8081]

Still not sure how you manage to find such expensive places to stay though. I could easily be just as comfortable on less than half that

[@darylfortney8081]

Tevas ftw

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I discussed it in the last video, prices are up in Greece and a lot of other places unfortunately. I'm surprised as well, I would have expected to find a better deal. In Athens there are much cheaper deals, maybe Alexandropoulos doesn't have a lot of accommodation because it isn't a touristy city.

[@pablopiquante3227]

Wow Gabe, back in Istanbul!!! Really looking forward to your new adventures there!

[@elizabethcraig5825]

I have followed you for years. I wondered if you have a budget you go by. You seem to plan well but since you travel so much, I think wow, Gabe is loaded. You sure have done well, congrats.🍺🍺😊

[@RadoslavSharapanov]

Istanbul’s main bus station is epic and an experience in itself. Why not take the metro though, just one change to Taksim

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I thought about that but was way too tired to try to figure it out, plus the taxis have been working out pretty well in Turkey. Found the airport bus the next day though to get out to IST airport, good way to go, easy and cheap.

[@ilya-istanbul]

Actually there is a metro station there that takes you to the Taksim square. You should have asked for metro station instead of bus lines :). So you can travel cheaper, safer and quicker without traffic jam.

[@luckxorflu4971]

Gabe welcome back to turkey

[@vaultkeeper2]

I am right now in Plovdiv in the Thrace region of Bulgaria, which is not too far from Istanbul!

[@Ojstra]

Nice city, amazing and picturesque colourful old town (I called it Bulgarian-Ottoman Alsace). I was there in June after I visited Rose Festival in Kazanlak nearby. Have a nice time and try some amazing Shopska salad. On the end of September, I am going to your country Sweden, to see Stockholm's amazing museums, nice town of Sigtuna and university Uppsala. It is just outrageous that commuter train station Arlanda Central has that huge station access fee of 120 SEK every time and that Arlanda Express is such rip off, so I am taking buses (Flygbussarna, SL and UL) instead.

[@ErvuJukl]

If you hurry you can get to Istanbul in time!

[@vaultkeeper2]

@@Ojstra You can also take the local bus from Arlanda Airport to nearby Märsta and SL train from Märsta to Stockholm! This is actually the way many locals do it. Down in southern Sweden where I live, most people fly primarily from Copenhagen Airport in Denmark, where the train is not a ripoff and there is no access fee to it's train station. We have our own Malmö Airport in the south but that a minor airport where international flights are limited to charters and a handful of Wizz Air flights, fun fact, Malmö the city is closer to Copenhagen Airport than to the airport assigned to it! Stockholm is an amazing city and is the only Nordic capital with a preserved medieval Old Town. The museums used to be free entrance until our current conservative government took over. It's also the cheapest Nordic capital, cheaper now than certain places in for example Croatia. Enjoy your time in Stockholm!

[@Ojstra]

@@UffeUlferts , for what I have read about this, officially private companies built the connection between Arlanda Airport and public railway system while Swedish government didn't subsidize it as they didn't see connection to airport as basic citizen's right in the country. So that fee is somewhat to pay to have that switch to the public railway system from Arlanda Airport. Unofficially, Arlanda Express (another private company that runs only from Arlanda Airport to Stockholm Central Station without that fee but with rip-off price) doesn't want competition with far lower prices for regular commuter trains from the same place. Locals found the solution to avoid this access station fee to go to nearby Märsta with bus and from there to Stockholm with SL commuter train, the best with only one SL ticket as both bus and commuter train are from SL company and even basic SL ticket holds for 75 minutes. I also considered that option but saw Flygbussarna bus from Arlanda Airport to Stockholm Central Station with slightly higher price and without any transfers between vehicles better for me in that direction. For Sigtuna I will take regular SL bus on 579 line and for Uppsala I will take regular UL bus on 801 line as it seems for now. On one hand, this is a paradox in ecologically friendly country Sweden as many people prefer busses from airport now because of lower prices and travel with bus is less ecologically friendly than it would be with bigger trains. However, this is not the only case with airport station fee, similar is in Brussels Zaventem train station where it is fee of 6,70 € to get to public railway system from the airport, so Belgium is another paradox on the airport (although, like Sweden, with very good and effective public railway system, I can confirm that). Good that it is not done so in your land.

[@valentinogareski4228]

Gabriel, I think the Balkans is your favorite place in the world!!! Should be because there is no place like the Balkans!! The people, the food, the friendliness, the history… No place in the world can beat that!!!!

[@michaelharris6020]

Istanbul is buzzing!

[@selimheisenberg8609]

Hey Gabriel! Please visit the islands in Istanbul. Büyükada, Heybeliada, Burgazada, Kınalıada. You will have good time there👍

[@daveo4343]

Hi Gabe, you may have more days in the Schengen when you next plan to return, the rule is count back 180 days from the date you going to leave on your next visit, long as it does not exceed 90 days you good.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes, I realized that I was a little wrong about how it works. But not sure if it would make any difference in my case because of the time I was there in the spring.

[@EatMyTracers]

I think you’re misunderstanding the schengen zone rules a bit. It’s 90 days in a 180 day rolling period. So the 180 day period is always changing.

[@laudermarauder]

Yes, the wording from 25:50 does make it sound like there is a 'reset' once the first 180-day period ends, resulting in a fresh 180-day period beginning from that point and a fresh allowance of 90 days stay within that period. As you point out, that's not how it works. It's a rolling 180-day window calculated retrospectively from the current day.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yes, but I'm pretty sure that it's still valid to count 180 days forward from when you initially entered and then make sure you don't go over 90 days in that 180 day period. I entered the Czech Republic on April 16th of this year. That was the first time I was in Europe this year, so the last time I was in Europe in 2023 doesn't matter now. 180 days from that point of entry is October 13th, but let's call it October 14th to be safe. I need to keep track of my days since I've gone in and out multiple times and make sure I don't spend more than 90 days in that period. Then on October 14th, the days that I entered last spring start "rolling off", you could say, so each day that rolls off gives me a day that I can now spend inside the Schengen. But that's a confusing way to try to calculate it. Basically, once 180 days has passed from my first point of entry, then it's all irrelevant and I'm basically starting over with a new 180 day period and as a result a new 90 days that I can stay inside. If I got anything wrong there feel free to explain.

[@mn7486]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos I think it’s not exactly so, as in some cases you could overrun the 90 days with your calculation. For example, if you entered the Czech Republic in April and only spent 5 days there and then exited the Schengen zone and re-entered three months later in July and spent 85 days until October 13, according to your calculation on October 14 you could start another 90 days in the Schengen zone, so you could stay for another 90 days from October 14 until January 13. But that would mean that you would have spent 85 days + 90 days = 175 days within a 180 day rolling period in the Schengen zone if you count as a rolling 180 days the period from July till January. In other words, you cannot spend most of your 90 day allowance towards the second half of the first 180 day period and then spend most of the 90 day allowance in the beginning of the following 180 day period, that is why the 180 day period is calculated on a rolling basis.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

@@mn7486 I see what you mean. For example, if you entered on January 1st, stayed for only one day, left, then came back and entered again on April 1st, stayed for 89 days until the end of June, left, then the 180 day period ended around July 1st, it wouldn't make sense that you could go back in on July 2nd and stay for another 90 days straight. So basically, you need to make sure that whenever you leave, if you count backwards 180 days then you won't have spent more than 90 days in that period.

[@zmarcz37]

"The 90-day period is determined by a rolling calendar system, which means that at any time of the year you must be able to go back to the previous 180 days and prove that you have spent less than 90 days in the EU/Schengen area."

[@JustinRobertson-ic4fh]

Lets see south America Gabe!

[@VolkerHelmich]

Viva Mexico!

[@jonassamy8771]

Enjoy Turkiye Gabriel

[@JoeRogansGutBiome]

When are you getting your dual Greek/Turkish citizenship? You did so much promotion that they need to reward you.

[@ladymiriamful]

Love Istanbul, such a vibrant city 🇹🇷

[@Deadfoot-Dan]

In the same ways that a portion of the Aurelian Walls still exist in Rome, so do portions of the Constantinople Walls, making that city virtually impregnable for 1,000 years.

[@haraldkreuz5824]

looking good!!

[@Dutch2go]

The soccer match was Groningen v Feyenoord. Two Dutch teams. They played yesterday.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Got it.

[@abdulkhabir8221]

Hi. What a great artwork. Did you know if there is any yellow taxi in Hasdal at 2AM?

[@Nick_stephanos2]

How are you finding the costs in turkey? Always wanted to go but high inflation and security has scared me off a bit.

[@dadisphat6426]

Have you ever been to the Black Sea coast of Türkiye?

[@Ojstra]

Capadoccia again? Is there any specific place that was shown/repeated more times than Capadoccia on this channel? It is somewhere in par with Oia, Santorini, I guess. So another repeating content (instead of something new) ...

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

There's so much to see in Cappadocia that there's always more to explore, but I hear what you're saying. The plan isn't really to make more travel vlogs since I agree I've thoroughly covered it, there are already 21 videos on my channel with Cappadocia in the title. But I'll be making some videos discussing other topics while exploring the strange landscapes as an interesting backdrop.

[@theVeryFirstRayOfLight]

Ba klava, heard must try it, when in turkey.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I agree, it's tasty.

[@Jkombucha]

Helvetia is a good option near beyoglu serves traditional dishes pretty small restaurant.

[@JennyGunner-ge3lz]

Really looking forward to your Turkey series. Instanbul looks so vibrant, but can’t wait to see Cappadocia.✌️✨😊

[@michellesteinbeiss-bryan7366]

I really wanted to go to Istanbul and Turkey when I was traveling through Greece many years ago. Unfortunately it wasn’t possible and I never managed to go there. Really enjoyed this video, living vicariously through you! ❤️👏

[@Swy2023]

Long? They are basically right next to each other

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

They're about 200 miles apart from each other, a four hour drive. But it took eight hours due to the border crossing, stops and delays.

[@junefirst500]

Wow Gabriel, from Greece to Istanbul by bus i didn't know it is possible. Both cities are alive. I am happy for you!

[@S.Stamos]

By bus! Everyday from athens stops in big cities and takes people

[@DaltonMirklestein]

Hey Gabe I'm hip to the fact that the Istanbul night scene is bustling with big crowds, but I'm digging the vibe man. Chaka brah 🤙 🇹🇷

[@giorgiovaracella7001]

Let’s make comparison food and others things cost Greece and turkey

[@Nature_with_Peter_Kane]

I think First this time 😂 Cheers Gabe Love these Greek videos. Giamas

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Third, cheers. 🍺

[@ErvuJukl]

Very happy for Türkiye vids

[@Nature_with_Peter_Kane]

@@ErvuJukl Yes the Turkiye vids also

[@JH-me]

I don’t know why , but as a 60 year old female single traveller , I feel a bit nervous about visiting Istanbul on my own ..Hoping to bite the bullet and get there next year though…

[@ThomasBenson-dt2mt]

Hello Gabriel you are back in Turkiye

[@mahmoudel-ramly8901]

You can use your second passport if you are a dual citizen.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Not legally, you would be taking a chance. If you got caught it would be bad news.

[@Gemelli2906]

I wish the US had a 90 day stay 😂

[@mn7486]

It actually does.

[@tombuddy100]

11:15 Is that simply an unusual residential building or what?

[@y.e.e6337]

City hall

[@ValentinaMitchell1]

How many cats did you see in Istanbul? 😊

[@FunkyChild718]

You definitely need a visa to work digitally / remotely in any country. You're taxed based on where your work is done, not where you live. Most people don't do it but really they are committing tax fraud.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I've told border control agents that I make travel videos before, because it was relevant to the questions they asked, and it's never been a problem. Maybe it's kind of a gray area that hasn't been clearly defined.

[@FunkyChild718]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos Technically KZbinrs definitely need visas to create content in most countries, 99.99% of the world. (You can just google it). If you're earning money off work done in any country, that is taxable income. The guard probably is just ignorant or didn't take it seriously. It's just common sense right, you're not creating the videos within the US so why would you pay taxes only to your resident state?

[@VesaJay]

I'm definitely ready to move on from Greece to go somewhere else. Anywhere 👌

[@goostrey4210]

Dutch soccer: Groningen vs Feyenoord. The final score was 2-2

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I see, two Dutch teams, interesting. So nobody cared who won. 😛

[@Vailslife]

I miss Istanbul, its one of the best cities that I've ever lived at

[@phillipcarter8045]

😂 are you sure about that .

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

@@Vailslife what cities have you lived in for comparison?

[@jrd8526]

Istanbul looks awesome. I really need to go soon.

[@JonnieSlade-fh2cg]

Gabe, what backpacks do you use?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

The little one is Outdoor brand, I got it at Walmart. The big one is a Fieldline Tactical.

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

Thx 👍​@@GabrielTravelerVideos

[@chrisbrown8748]

❤❤❤

[@david1george]

What's wrong with your camera at 18:08? The Restaurant's LED screen is wavy Maybe lower the ISO?

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

That's just the way it is with action cameras in low lighting unfortunately. It might be a matter of the internal stabilization feature struggling because of the lack of light.

[@wilfredotorres6628]

Hi Gabriel, the underground cities were something quite common from the past and the catholic church sealed most of them. There's a video on it from- Everything Inside Me: IT TOOK YEARS TO OBTAIN THIS CRUCIAL INFORMATION fascinating stuff.

[@ErvuJukl]

Whether or not it's "fascinating" solely depends on you. Please don't speak for others. 🇹🇷

[@ms.winnie704]

@GabrielTravelerVideos (check your flag in your thumbnail!!) looking forward to your next vlog🇹🇷❤

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Yep, I got it flipped back around. ✌️

[@simonpittpodcast]

Hey man, during your week in Turkey if we could get that podcast in, that would be awesome? I have no other way to contact you other than comments here.

[@StartLivingNow1963]

🙂❤👍

[@Dennis-fc2pe]

Super videos. If you really want to know Turkey you must go to Izmir. Turkey=Izmir. Izmir has a very important place in its history. 👍

[@Γιωργοςπαν]

Izmir was greek until 1922!!

[@tedn6855]

It was the largest greek city in the world in 1922. Then the genocide and forced expulsions happened. If that is what you mean then yes.

[@eugeniastravels8954]

September 14th is the sad anniversary. ​@@tedn6855

[@Machka-j7q]

@@tedn6855 There was no Greek genocide, there was a war which Greek soldiers lost to Turkish soldiers, and later a population exchange. You can't start making up new historical claims over a century after a world war.

[@Dennis-fc2pe]

If you are refurring to the Sevr- agrement. Yes that agrement was obliterated. The most epic win in history and the world has never seen such great Resistance ever again.

[@selimheisenberg8609]

Welcome to Türkiye Gabriel ! Enjoy your time in Türkiye. Hope you get amazing time 😊 🙏

[@davidviner5783]

Maybe the Greek king after which this city is named was himself named after Alexander the Great, in which case so is Alexandroupoli.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Ha, good point, that's possible.

[@mn7486]

Well, if you consider that Alexander the Great was the original famous bearer of the name Alexander, then everybody named, Alex, Alexander, Alexandra, Sandra etc. today is basically named after him. After all, if he hadn’t been famous neither would his name be, and Alex would be just another obscure Greek name instead of a pretty common name used internationally around the world today.

[@anonymous-qc3sy]

Νone of the kings after the greek liberation in 1821 were greek. They were all from Germany, Denmark etc. Our "allies" imposed them and they acted for their interests of their own country, never Greece. They were using part of the budget of the country to live lavishly while the greek people were starving. Our "allies" also offered us loans that the country needed to rebuild after the ottoman plague ,but with interest so high that Greece finally repaid them in the 1990's.

[@anonymous-qc3sy]

@@waterblue-vj7fm ξεκινάω την πρόταση μιλώντας για τους βασιλιάδες ΜΕΤΑ το 1821. Για τι Βυζάντια μου γράφεις; Μάθε να διαβάζεις που θες να μου την πεις κιόλας

[@GoldEspresso]

Check out Asian side

[@mr.critic]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@mirzagoralija4492]

😊❤🇧🇦⛰🏔🗻

[@franciscomunoz7366]

Istanbul! What a beautiful City, I was there 2 weeks before! Enjoy it! There are many restaurant around Istiklal caddesi

[@VesaJay]

26:53 Well, why not just do the process? There's no point in just putting it off longer and longer. You have the time.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Because I'm fine with working around the 90 days for now, since there are lots of other places I'm happy to go. The minor inconvenience of having to shuffle around my travel plans isn't enough of an obstacle for me to tackle the visa process. And getting the visa would likely require proving that I'm planning to live in Europe, which I'm not planning to do. The digital nomad visa requires proof of accommodation. That doesn't work into my plans at all.

[@VesaJay]

@GabrielTravelerVideos well you've been doing the 90 days for so long. I guess you're just used to it.

[@spitfirered]

👍👍💯💯👏👏

[@pavelavietor1]

tremendous festivities . saludos

[@Steve-xl1en]

I dont know why but Istanbul was nothing like I was expecting it to be. Far more modern and happening, I have to get there!

[@MomoMomoyan]

Anyone who does stories or makes videos about Turkey they must always bring up the Christian genocide that was committed by Turkey during the World War I, millions of Christian people were slaughtered by Turkey and they were forced to leave their homeland forever. Still to this day Turkey has not taken responsibility, they have been rejecting the truth.

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

No Momo, it's not necessary to do this 🇹🇷👍

[@sarseer6722]

@@MomoMomoyan absolute truth. Acknowledge the importance and face the truth. Turkey committed genocide and think people will forget, but it won’t be forgotten, even if they change their name.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I guess you mean the Armenian genocide? A terrible tragedy, but no, I don't think it needs to be mentioned. When I travel in the US I don't need to mention the Native American genocide, slavery, the Iraq war, etc. If I'm in Spain I don't necessarily need to mention what the Spanish did to the people of the Americas. If I'm in Germany I don't need to mention the Holocaust. Lots of countries have committed terrible atrocities. I think it's a matter of whether it's relevant to the video somehow.

[@Machka-j7q]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos Great answer. Unless directly relevant, there are other places on YT for these politicohistorical discussions. This is a travel vlog

[@MomoMomoyan]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos if we the people don’t acknowledge or talk about genocides, it will never stop. Not just Armenians were massacred, Greeks and Assyrian as well.

[@dianach-fl7fw]

I'm salute for your video updated since you were making it, fast update

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

Welcome to Istanbul, Turkey this weekend in Europe to tours this amazing country in great joy September of 2024❤❤❤I wish you the Best for more new videos to come up soon in 2024❤❤❤

[@mikerepairsstuff]

Maybe Gabriel Traveler’s best ever video. And all I can say is thank you. Love your work and your voice.

[@will5150]

*Türkiye

[@sarseer6722]

Be careful in Turkey, Gabriel. There were two US soldiers seriously assaulted by an anti-American group in Ankara earlier this month. Safe travels.

[@rajm2626]

Gabriel is a traveller, not an imperialist soldier.

[@sarseer6722]

@@rajm2626 An American traveler

[@rajm2626]

@@sarseer6722 nothing will happen because Gabriel hasn't gone anywhere with the intention of invading, hurting, and harming people, unlike US soldiers, who signed up to do that. Gabriel is also a Canadian citizen and could rely on that fact in the very unlikely event that anything were to happen to USians in Turkiye.

[@sarseer6722]

@@rajm2626 just a precaution for Gabriel, not directed to you bro

[@sametasl160]

First it was not in Ankara, İzmir. In this perspective all American peoples will be assaulted. You are really weird

[@unknown-user]

This Greek town in the North has an old Soviet feel to it.

[@Gk-ug6gu]

Every big greek city looks like this. Blocks from grey apartment buildings without greenery and run down facades. Something like Baghdad or Beirut.

[@CelticMickWalks]

one day will go to Turkey beside the airport

[@ErvuJukl]

Yeah, yeah, yeah. 🙄🇹🇷

[@RovexHD]

Cant believe I've never been to Istanbul! Looks liks a great city 👍🏿

[@ErvuJukl]

I can't believe it either Rover 🇹🇷

[@VolkerHelmich]

I can believe it 👎

[@ErvuJukl]

Have you traveled anywhere Rover? 🇹🇷

[@theVeryFirstRayOfLight]

Oh there it is, the Taksim square. 🥴

[@mustafakarasu9556]

Well come back

[@SupremeMasterr]

If you really praised our Taxi drivers they might be improving themselves a lot thorughout the years because all we heard about htem was scammin the tourists back in the past xD

[@pavelavietor1]

today the king of the Kingdom Of Spain is related To the King, the name of the city honors. saludos

[@ErvuJukl]

The Spanish monarchy bears no honour. I'm sorry. Saludos 🇹🇷

[@pavelavietor1]

@@ErvuJukl can you explain the reason you made that comment, '' the Spanish monarchy bears no honor, I am sorry '', please made examples in you explanation. saludos ErvuJukl

[@mn7486]

You are correct.

[@ErvuJukl]

@@pavelavietor1 I think if you look at the atrocities that they sanctioned during the conquest of the Americas, then you will have an abundance of examples. Every Spanish child learns about this in school. What country were you educated in?

[@pavelavietor1]

@@ErvuJukl thank you for replying , you fail to give examples, sad. I will try to respond and will give you examples. # 1 , they are no multiple Americas continents or countries, example, Americus Vespucci continent. # 2 the Kingdom Of Castilla and Aragon did no sanctioned any atrocities no they conquests any one, example, they free the people from the atrocities and primitivismo including human sacrifice of the war lords, advancing them from the Stone Age to the precent day. # 3 there is no such thing as Spanish chid, example Spanish are the people from the Roman jurisdiction of Hispaniea stop existing in the year 476, replaced by the Iberovisigoth. # 4 I was educated by my parents, and conditioned in multiple political jurisdictions , example, Isla de Cuba, Kingdom of Spain, United States Of America,ECT. please prove my comment erroneous , please present real examples. saludos ErvuJuKl

[@atrichromat]

You can spend weeks in Istanbul alone.

[@garyrigby21]

Greek man not Greek man 😂

[@Ivyslife33]

Taksim nightlife 😍 and the magical city of Capadoccia are unforgettable 🙏 ♥️

[@sarikanarya567]

Welcome to İstanbul, just so you know, when you're in Istanbul and set a route on Google Maps, if you choose the public transport option, it will show you which metro and bus you need to take. There was a metro station where you got off the bus, and from there you could have reached Taksim with one transfer.

[@stankormy5717]

Top 10

[@aspiceoflife]

Cute girl at 4:06 waiting for a certain someone..

[@dreammfyre]

I’d love to see more of the Turkish west coast. Just a very cool place and very different from the usual media picture of Turkey as this Islamic country

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I was in that area a few years ago: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3fWp6tsfNFog9E

[@y.e.e6337]

It's a de facto Islamic country now, few liberal areas don't make up for that.

[@pasqualeabarno]

👍👍👍

[@atmospher1]

welcome back to Turkiye

[@Ivyslife33]

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[@ipad2clippssppss]

Missing Besiktas and Sisli neighborhoods ❤❤❤ Enjoy mate!

[@razisn]

I think you got the 90 day limit wrong. the 180 days is a sliding window not a fixed period. You got 90 days allowed in the LAST 180 days.

[@DeputyDog-mh1yo]

No. The 180 period begins upon the initial entry. It doesn't float.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I see what you mean. Basically on whatever day you leave, make sure you didn't stay over 90 days in the past six months.

[@razisn]

@@GabrielTravelerVideos Yes but you implied that the 90 days are reset automatically 180 days after the first entry. This is incorrect. Days allowed are added every day you are away up to the max of 90 in the last 180 days. Then they are deducted one by one as long as you are in. For example if you have stayed 89 days out of the last 180 (regardless how many times you have been in and out) and you leave for 4 days then you will have 5 days allowed if after the 4 days you return.

[@razisn]

@@DeputyDog-mh1yo You are confused. Of course the 180 per starts upon first entry but it becomes a sliding window thereafter. See my reply to Gabriel above.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

@@razisn Yes, I see what you're saying.

[@End_Illegal_Apartheid_israhell]

Sad story? He was 27. Kids are being blown up daily right now... Thailand's new DTV visa... 5 years for digital nomads. Don't need to have a residence. Just need $14,000 in ANY account, anywhere... and you are set.

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

I see, good to know. 👍👍

[@danilomilosevic1877]

1290th

[@Dr.Mzungu]

1st

[@GabrielTravelerVideos]

Boom, nailed it.

[@peterbedford2610]

Good looking food

[@ErvuJukl]

Finally back in Türkiye. Thank you 👍🇹🇷