LOST IN ASIAN ISTANBUL | Turkish Street Food & Local Market

[@hurguler]

"Market" in Turkish means supermarket. The farmers type of local markets are called "Pazar" (English word Bazaar). As you guessed it the locals were directing you to supermarkets. In any case, sometimes getting lost is the best way to travel.

[@ramazankapar5988]

Bende diyorum bunlar neden marketin önünden geçip market arıyorlar diye demek pazar ariyorlarmis

[@anadoluaslantv3936]

Ramazan Kapar 😀😀😀

[@yasinguven9745]

teyzeler bim var şok var diyor :D market diye diye bir sürü marketin önünden geçtiler. pazar için aha bulduk deyince, bütün koşturmaca bunun için miydi dedim. en azından bi "bazaar" deselerdi dakikasında bulmuşlardı :D

[@TheCHANEL79]

Hur Guler sonra şok a yollarlar 😄

[@batuhanbagatir]

And another advice for tourists: Most of the young people in Istanbul are university students so most of them can speak English. You should ask them if you have a question and need a local who can speak English ☮️

[@jenfreele4197]

Yay! So glad you enjoyed Istanbul. I lived in Turkey for a year a while ago and missed some of the sights and sounds. This vlog made my nostalgic for the kindness of Turkish people.... and, of course, the food!

[@violetaaplasca1134]

ive been there,Turkey is a beautiful country,the weather,fresh fruits,preserved fruits

[@rosedowning6466]

"lamb" "bah-ahh-ahh" I love it!

[@belizadali]

Turkey is always a safe and so beautiful country. I have been there lots of time and I love it.

[@LukesHomeTube]

That Turkish street food looks amazing!

[@Koray_Bey_oraybeyinkardesi]

Luke's HomeTube yes

[@stabilman5463]

It is maaaan ! 🤤👌

[@yaschinegul7890]

Lamb guts what they are eating.

[@erronblack7640]

that’s why we’re fat lol

[@deprohow]

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[@oghuzkhan5117]

Why Turkey is not a safe country to travel ? Although reluctantly, we have to admit it: Turkey is not a safe country to travel. Read all about the dangers ahead! . . . Risk of an overdose of turquoise With a coastline that spans more than 8,000 kilometers (approximately 5,000 miles), there is an increased risk of ending up at the beach. And those beaches are pristine! And the water is blue. Or worse…, turquoise. Turkey has beaches in all colors of blue. Colors that seem to change every day, depending on the weather, but always blue. So, if you’re not a big fan of blue - and in particular turquoise - stay away from Turkish beaches. You will be annoyed with the crystal clear water and the paradise beaches. In fact, there are so many beaches, that you will be spoiled for choice. Another risk here…, the stress of decision making! You can’t possibly try them all. Risk of being immersed in history and culture Turkey is not all about turquoise beaches and pristine bays. The country has a rich history and plenty of ancient sites to show for that. There are ‘ancient stones’ everywhere. Of course, a city like Istanbul is a cultural hub. And sites like Ephesus, Pamukkale, Mount Nemrut or Troy are world famous. The country has 16 sites inscribed on the World Heritage List! But you don’t have to visit those sites to be surrounded by history. It is simply everywhere. The smallest villages have ancient Lycian graves, rock tombs or remains of entire cities or civilizations. You will always be surprised at the amount of history that is just waiting for you to discover it. When in fear of having to deal with the beauty of history or culture when on holiday, you might want to reconsider visiting Turkey! Risk of gaining weight Beware! Turkish food is delicious! And there is food everywhere. Really… Even when you think you’ve just found the most remote and isolated spot in Turkey, someone will be offering you food or tea. And the problem is, this doesn’t just happen to you once. It happens every day. You will spend an entire trip surrounded by food stalls selling delicious (and healthy) street food. You will have to resist countless seaside restaurants serving fresh fish and meze. You will have to refuse complementary fruit plates after your meal or even when enjoying a drink or cocktail on the beach. Oh, and please DO NOT have a Turkish breakfast! It feels like dying and going to heaven. A traditional Turkish breakfast (köy kahvaltısı) is a feast! It is a table full of food, most of the times organic and it will take hours of whiling away the day enjoying those yummies. In short, the dangers of people serving you the tastiest meals are genuine. If you plan on starving yourself, don’t come to Turkey. Risk of making Turkish friends (for life) If you are the “I do not want to meet any local” kind of person, then you’re in trouble when visiting Turkey. Locals LOVE foreigners. They will go out of their way to make you happy. They are so welcoming and hospitable that they would not only feed you or even offer you a bed for the night. They might also be genuinely interested in who you are and what you love about Turkey. You might end up being the guest of honor at a wedding or meet the Muhtar (head of the village) for a cup of tea or Turkish coffee. Another thing…, Turkish people love hitchhikers and even people that are not hitchhiking but seem to have a long road ahead. It is almost part of a tradition. Makes sense, if you own a car and someone doesn’t, why not stop to take them along if you are going the same way? Of even better, why not drive your temporary guests straight to their destination? After all, that’s what being hospitable is all about! Indeed, there is a huge risk in Turkey of bonding with locals and making friends for life. If you feel uncomfortable making new friends, Turkey is not for you. Risk of too much contentment With all the good food, the lovely friendly people, beautiful nature, beaches, and bays and an always present aroma of history and culture, you risk feeling content and happy. Not just for a split second, but the entire time. And that is where the real danger of coming to Turkey lies… You may feel so good in Turkey; you never want to leave again. And if you do manage to drag yourself back home, beware, as you may be back sooner than you think! It’s magic! #LoveTurkey

[@vrs3521]

Ottoman Empire KSSKJDKSKDKS

[@emir-8165]

hahahahaha aq ya bu ne😂

[@traction2006]

ulan başlığı okudum ne diyor bu vatan hayini dedim baktım aşağıya bir şeyler saklamışsın eyvallah güzel yazmışsın sağlam clickbait'ci olur senden

[@oghuzkhan5117]

:))

[@cemilbuyukkaya2588]

U TEACH ME A LESSON DONT JUDGING BEFORE LISTENING OR TALKING SO I WAS GOING TO SAY BAD THINGS BUT I WAS LIKE HEY JUST READ ALL AND SAY SOME AND I LOVE YOU!

[@dyhppyx]

It's so weird and cool that you guys have become a symbol of positive energy for all us viewers. Thanks for all you do;)

[@KaraandNate]

It is weird and cool to us too!!! I am so glad you feel that way because it makes me sooo happy 😁❤

[@dyhppyx]

Kara and Nate Kara I sent you guys an email about Bora Bora for Nate's birthday through your website but never heard back. Just wondering if you even received it.

[@tihk89]

In Istanbul ramadan changes nothing. Everything stays same. Restaurants are little less crowded during the day and at sunset might be packed. But otherwise life goes normally

[@goesem123]

@123 No, it's because allot of Turkish people don't fast. I know allot of Turkish people in the Netherlands that don't fast, because they're not scared of god. They live like jews. Tfoe

[@goesem123]

tihk89 That is true because allot of Turkish people call themselves muslims but don't fast. They love to live like jews.

[@Shotzdownn]

@@goesem123 Don't judge an entire nation by the mere people that you have come across

[@AlpnzAMV]

actually i am a student in Turkey and approximately %60 of class is fasting

[@selcuk32adana]

@@goesem123 yes just like moroccans they say at surveys they do but the dont fast tfoe hypocrites

[@BorrisTheBulletDodger]

When you guys ask for the "market" to the locals, i immediately said "ohh boy...they are gonna get lost so bad..."

[@kariekocinski4839]

I’m currently on your 65th vlog starting from the beginning and I’m absolutely obsessed!!! I came across your videos going across Russia on the trans siberian and I was instantly hooked and decided to start from the beginning. You all are such a joy to watch and see you explore the world!!! Keep doing what your doing!!! You’ve got a subscriber for life!!!

[@Lucarinho]

I almost started crying watching your video. I studied for a couple of months in Istanbul. It was the best time of my life. Great city, great people.

[@nanoc1857]

Istanbul ❤️ greetings from Germany

[@34merty76]

Nano c thank you nice people ı love germanys americans and and anddddd othersss 🖤💕🌹✋

[@nanoc1857]

34MERTY AGARZ Iam turkish myself i was just Born in Germany and live there

[@34merty76]

Nano c haa okay can u speak turkish? And whats your name

[@coleking2520]

WOW Love Istanbul

[@purpledigimon]

@@nanoc1857 Same, I can speak Turkish, English, German and Russian tho

[@madison3796]

Love the video! Y’all are so close to 300,000, it’s been so amazing to watch your channel flourish so much in the past year! Wishing you both nothing but the best!

[@propitiationed]

Okay guys, when are you going to make your first feature film...lol. Really, you are the beast videographers. Nate, you footage captures the market perfectly and made me feel like I was there. The shots were beautifully structured with the layering of the piles of spices and the crowds of people. And Kara, once again excellent editing, the video just flowed. Seriously, you guys are pros in my book....Thanks so much!

[@kirstenbrown107]

Ok. I have to freely admit that I have an addiction issue . I wait with bated breath for your next adventure. Your genuine enjoyment for exploring and passions of travel is so so addictive.

[@KaraandNate]

Aww that's a GREAT addiction in my opinion 😁

[@noahhudson8731]

@@KaraandNateLol

[@sarahnuernberger1398]

I am unable to travel and your blogs are awesome. I feel like I am there with you. Thank You! Why hasn't someone offered you your own travel show?

[@Kofolatron]

I've had the pleasure of trying Kokorec, too. And it was quite good: Crunchy bits und juicy/fatty parts of meat. I'd claim that you were quite lucky for not knowing the composition of Kokorec, especially if you usually aren't into eating innards, because you were able to enjoy it without any nasty thoughts. One recommendation if you like lamb meat: "Büryan Kebab" are juicy meat pieces that are cut from a roasted half lamb that has been cooked in an underground clay oven. There are some restaurants in Istanbul that specialize in this dish and it's really worth it.

[@keremcetin7316]

at 8:06 the locals are directing you to Bim and sok which are supermarket chains, you would need to specify that you are looking for a local bazaar.

[@hakanyigityolalan]

Kadın milleti her yerde aynı. Sen kalk Amerika'dan İstanbul'a tatile gel ve eşini Salı Pazarı'na sürükle. :-)

[@burakcetav]

Haha harika bir yorum olmus!

[@bilalbou9173]

Dommus

[@hakanyigityolalan]

Ne demek istedin anlamadım?

[@metinylmaz4732]

Yabancı insanların ülkemize gelip tanıtması v.b kendilerini mutlu hissetmeleri çok güzel birşey. ( Tabi $ Kur'unu saymazsak )

[@hakanyigityolalan]

Dolar kurunu sayalım... Artık onlar için daha ucuz bir ülkeyiz ve ülke olarak Dolar'a gereksimimiz var; herşey dahil paketlerle gelip de otelden çıkmayan turist yerine bu profildeki turistlerin gelmesi daha makbul. Hazır sezon da geldi, gelsinler, döviz bıraksınlar, eğlensinler ve Türkiye'mizi tanıyıp ülkelerine döndüklerinde bizi anlatsınlar; çünkü biz kendimizi bir türlü anlatamıyoruz. 🤔

[@turkishshow5214]

I don’t think it guys understand how much I love your videos! I’m from turkey and I learn about the country in your videos! I’ve been to the European and Asian side! They’re both awesome but I love the European side

[@selmabnk8800]

i love the fact that you guyz are so respectful 👏👏👍

[@ratnarajkumari3577]

Istanbul is one of my favorite cities. I can never get enough of it's culture, people and of course The Food!! Your vlog is one of my recent find and i have to admit you guys are the best!!! I am binge watching all your videos. ❤️

[@mansoureh]

it is one of my favorite cities too. Love it

[@mikemarios154]

Its Constantinople actually...

[@efesezer8206]

nope it's not, butthurt greek

[@mikemarios154]

@@efesezer8206 Oh yes it is filthy MONGOL

[@efesezer8206]

nope only in your dreams little gaygreek. the whole world calls it istanbul :)

[@FireCracker3240]

I've had the worst week (involved in a hit-and-run car accident), so I really, really needed this. Thank you!!

[@KaraandNate]

Oh dear! I am so sorry to hear that! I hope and pray you heal quickly and get it all taken care of soon! Thanks for always brightening the comments section ❤

[@FireCracker3240]

Thank you so much, Kara. You kind response really means the world to me, as do guys. I can't tell you how much I appreciate the love & support. ❤

[@realaaronsantos]

Feel better

[@FireCracker3240]

Aaron and Ayesha Thank you. ❤

[@Q-Man-9137.]

Watching these vlogs makes my days go better....

[@ginastepney2502]

I love watching you both, you guys are really making me miss traveling since the pandemic

[@folkharmonica]

If you ever go back to Istanbul , take a ferry out to one of the islands in the Sea of Marmara . The most popular one is Buyukada , which means Big Island. What makes these islands so special is there's no motor traffic. You get around by renting a bicycle or riding in a horse carriage. Lots of old quaint houses, and beaches make these islands a nice change from busy Istanbul. The ferry takes about an hour or less to get there.

[@nisanisa3228]

Very respectful from you that you think it would be impolite to eat in ramadan. That is so nice and lovely from you! Not even some turks do that, cause they want to be „modern“ but in the past jews and christians were very respectful towards muslims

[@LordFantasthick]

I like that your neighbors above you have a door without stairs which leads to your balcony.

[@MsEyengees]

Around this time last year, my boyfriend and I were watching your Great Ocean Road vlogs while planning for our trip there in September. This year, we are watching you in Istanbul and hopefully, our trip to Istanbul is confirmed!

[@stephaniegruenberg7044]

Lol "It tastes like corn...cooked on a grill. Just a tasty snack that'll stay stuck in your teeth all day". I also loved Nate's excitement over the coins from the ferry ticket. I always like to say "jackpot" when I get change like that too!

[@barse.255]

Hahaha I laughed so hard watching you guys asking for the directions to the tuesday market but instead they kept telling you of whereabouts of the nearest grocery stores... It's not their fault though. They don't speak english and you are asking them about a market lol. Anyway have fun in our country!

[@BortonMaverickNYC]

love these DIY tours. best part of getting lost is finding hidden gems, connecting with the locals, try to understand what they are saying and discovering that we are not that different. seems like Turkey has been good to you. you have to do your DIY food tour. miss those! and you gotta do a turkish bath! someone needs a good spanking, in a good relaxing way :)

[@purvagole6450]

Such heart warming videos! Istanbul seems to be such a beautiful city!❤️❤️❤️

[@kendalozzel5547]

You guys inspire a lot of people all over the world! Keep up the great work!!! Cheers from germany Btw: Nate coolest guy on earth!

[@KaraandNate]

Aww thanks! ISN'T HE?! ❤

[@ali-gv5es]

To give you a rough idea of when this was filmed Ramadan started on May 16

[@annettesh75]

Thank-you. I was going to Google it out of curiosity. Maybe we will get flooded with a lot of videos!!

[@marieked]

HeckNoGMOs if you follow their Instagram you can see their beautiful photos and more info on videos

[@VloggerFromTheSouth]

Actually in September this year we Muslims fast 2 days of Moharram. May be they got confused!

[@Vanderroest1111]

Vlogger From The South True

[@conanlau4091]

Oh it’s the presidents guy again, I just find it amazing our Istanbul is split into two continents and how culturally diverse the city is.

[@KaraandNate]

It really is amazing ❤

[@ultimatedude2000]

Greetings from Ottawa, Canada. I've been watching your videos - mostly the older videos of your train trip in Russia. You're camera work and editing looks very professional. Cheers.

[@user-ld3zj8nk8n]

I’m most likely super late to comment as this video was up a year ago but I just wanted to say a big thank you to Kara and Nate for showing us all the beautiful experiences through Istanbul! Yes it can be stressful finding your way as its soo crowded and a little confusinf when you’re on the streets but everything is absolutely amazing! Quick tip: when you’re on the asai side of Istanbuk the local food or street food is half the price because its not so touristy if that makes sense... Love you both!

[@AmyWhite2009]

Seriously, the best videos on KZbin! Thanks for taking us along!

[@KaraandNate]

Thank you for watching ❤️

[@elainekain8905]

You guys definitely are my favorite travelers! Your vlogs make me happy !!

[@melisbaz]

Where you were is famous for its dueling ezans. The grilled corn is my absolute favorite thing in the world btw.

[@CapedCrusader50]

Here in 2021.......Been watching for a month and cannot stop......you guys are fantastic! You brighten any bad day and I have never binges something so hard. I got a venture one card because of this and am excited for the future of my journeys. Thanks guys!

[@johnaddrizzo3384]

Another awesome video! I have not watched for a while and so glad to catch up on your travels. Keep traveling as you bring such good information and some much great energy to your viewers.

[@cerenaltntas8425]

As a Turkish person myself, I love that you enjoyed Istanbul! I live in the US, so I get to go there every summer! The only disappointing thing though is the amount of people that smoke. Also, I recommend going to Ortaköy. It’s pretty much an open market full of jewelry stands. I love it and have gotten most of my jewelry from there!

[@97dsmbishi]

[PAUSE LIFE] Burası Kadıköy Burdan Çıkış Yok = This is Kadıköy , there is no exit (escape)...as I am sure you saw all the Yellow/Blue flags everywhere. It is also customary to grab some simit & tea (and some bread to toss over the edge of the ferry to the swooping seagulls). The weekly markets are called "Pazars"...so for anyone who reads this that wants to find it, you should say "Pazar nerede?" pah-zar neh-reh-deh. You're welcome :) Ain't nothing like getting lost for the great experiences!

[@allidaterashima]

Please, what's the name of this Pazar ?

[@hatgen8808]

Alida Turkey every suburb have Pazar (Bazaar) but different day.

[@kaangormek6979]

@@allidaterashima They went to Salı Pazarı. There is another pazar in the same place but it is Cuma Pazarı. They are being set in these days. Salı=Tuesday Cuma=Friday

[@allidaterashima]

Thank you

[@eew12]

I have a poster that says “Travel Often. Getting lost will help you find yourself.” This video literally embodies that sentiment.

[@Psychphuq]

Sometimes it's nice to get lost... (Provided you're wearing comfortable shoes)

[@poorvakhare1133]

Kara and Nate r back !!!🙌🏻🙌🏻❤️❤️🎉

[@icanseeyou688]

Booked for Istanbul in oct Cant wait Thank you for sharing your time there

[@madamantiou]

I love how enthusiastic Kara always is about eating and shopping! Thanks for another great video! Mark

[@KaraandNate]

😁💁

[@Cholo95]

The notification that I cannot miss! You guys are my Fav travelers 👏🏽💯

[@KaraandNate]

❤😉👍

[@alidemirbas3101]

i am sorry for your time lost. there were so many places in asia side of istanbul to see.

[@Q-Man-9137.]

I love what you do and the way you do local stuff.... Thank you....

[@realaaronsantos]

Wow the food scene is so amazing in istanbul.

[@truthnlie]

Yeeeaaa my peeps are back.. 🤗😍💓

[@truthnlie]

And thanks.. I got to see what I asked from you guys in the last vlog.. big big thanks..😁😁😁😁😁😁😁

[@mansoureh]

You were in Turkey before Ramadan!!!!!! guys we are waiting for your videos badly :) :)

[@maddielloyd7595]

love this video! And the editing is on point!

[@KaraandNate]

Thank you!!! :)

[@sammysalvatore9446]

Heyyyyyyy finally .. nate's smile is incredible

[@KaraandNate]

I agree 😁❤

[@bibhutibhusannayak4375]

Mesemerising video everytime. M quite addicted

[@juliofernandosanz8547]

Great video guys! I always wonder when the filming took place, just to have an idea of the weather and what to bring accordingly. I think it would be a good idea to mention when the episode was recorded. Also, I am wondering how you guys manage to be well-groomed and well presented, always on point! so I would like to see a video showing the behind the scenes of your journeys, how you guys manage to have a haircut, your grooming routines, how you manage to do laundry etc. Keep up the good work!

[@dabasisdutta]

Who needs NETFLIX. ON VLOG 325, starting the GALAPAGOS ISLAND adventure with you guys. Started with the India tour, then Siberian Train journey. Now watch 1-2 episodes a day. Like your warm personalities, like the way you produce these VLOG's. Excellent job, and look forward to your adventures

[@jayandinikatenna8681]

U guys are goals! Inspiring me every day

[@KaraandNate]

❤❤

[@clarencemerritt5003]

You know its a video is good when you think it ended too soon.

[@KaraandNate]

❤

[@marks.6480]

Kara & Nate's videos are ALWAYS too short

[@Yitzhakhazak]

You were so lucky to find kokoreç in the morning.

[@jonathanfraga2562]

Loving these videos guys! Keep up the amazing work!

[@KaraandNate]

Thanks Jonathan! :)

[@hotlanta5521]

Did he say... *_tomarrow starts Ramadan?_* Ramadan started around the 15th of May....I didnt realize this video was over 3 months old...but...its cool.

[@IanHn56]

I checked that too...is this really from May??

[@totster8377]

They just posted it in September, but yes the footage is from May

[@heathershobe3694]

Hello!! I’ve been so excited about seeing Istanbul. Our associate pastor and his family lived in Turkey for years and it was cool to see a bit of the area. Nate, for what it’s worth, I’ve heard getting pooped on by a bird is good luck... I’m not sure why though🤔😆!! As per usual, great vlog, thanks for taking us along!! Stay you 😘

[@aafsterlife9647]

0:23 😂 Have you guys seen My Cousin Vinny? Putting the relevant clips below! Morning wake-up call: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZvWqaB7nrmIrdk Train scene: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKKykJyoiMmMZ7M The last straw (in the woods): kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGe6qWZrnbqoY6M

[@berkin3086]

Kokoreç is basically lamb intestine kebap:)but it's so delicious and most popular street food in Turkey. Also, you should try with beer. it's amazing

[@atifishfaq8201]

I watched almost every single video of u guys in two days

[@VannaWhiteboard]

You are the next generation of Anthony Bourdain!

[@irishwarrior35]

This was a perfect break from moving into our new apartment

[@arneauskropp]

so can you tell us where to find the tuesday market on the asian side - so we dont have to run arround like you did ;-)

[@cemilbayram]

You should ask people "Salı pazarı nerede? (Where is the Salı Bazaar)" Salı means Tuesday and you should (obviously :D ) try to reach there on tuesday :)

[@selincilek5094]

You should go to the dolmuş busses and ask for 'salı pazar', a lot of busses go there!

[@batuhanbagatir]

A little tip: Once you come to the Istanbul you should ask your questions to young people because most of them are university students so they know English

[@alkakumari2203]

Hey major missing.. You both are so awesome and I love the way you do with such enthusiasm.eagerly waiting for this video... you guys are so lucky to have a life like this... Love from india😘😘

[@NarasimhaRaoGundavarapu]

At this pace, you'll soon touch 1M subscribers! Keep up the great work!

[@samconnor7476]

I LOVE you guys!! Keep traveling!!😘

[@KaraandNate]

❤

[@stellap683]

Great video guys! Love following your adventures!

[@harukishiga152]

You guys are the coolest! Best travel vlogs..

[@Travelwithchris]

awesome vlog! That was my favorite part of Istanbul!

[@57ALAYCLAN57]

Destroy the Prejudices ! Welcome to Turkey

[@yapraktokyay]

I could see this place from my school window... ofc before the covid 😅😅🥲

[@aytacbulut5401]

"Salı pazarı" it's means tuesday market !

[@toniva6700]

You guys are really nice. I wish you guys the best. God bless

[@berkyonet5192]

İf you gone to asian side you must go to “moda” 15 min walk to the harbour. Ask erasmus students know where the taste of asian side is it. Pubs and 3 generation coffe shops you can find and half of the ppl speak english :) rarely foreign youtubers still find out

[@emregrlk7204]

For future visitors, market or supermarket means a grocery store in Turkey, so this kind of places you guys should ask where the 'bazaar' is :))

[@Lanttimatkat]

Sometimes it's better not knowing what you eat, lol.😬😂

[@KaraandNate]

😉👍

[@martinc.720]

Had they known what they were about to be served, maybe they would have passed. But now they’re glad they had that meal!

[@sagapa]

Actually not only intestines, its just the wrap on meat. sweatbreads and fat in side that roll, wrapped with intestines of lamb. It is cooked fast first then slowly. Fast cooking fries all intestines around meat then slowly sweatbread and fat cooked inside. So you don't feel the taste of intestine. If it is not cooked properly, if intestines not fried you will think it tastes like a barn with spices.

[@berkpire]

As a Muslim once I ate pork by mistake in the new year eve dinner when I was outside of the country. Yuck

[@sagapa]

@@berkpire ee nasıldı tadı?

[@medwards1391]

I was gonna comment that sometimes half the fun is getting lost and finding your way...and then Nate got pooped on. 🤣 Happy Saturday, fam! Hope your day is great! ❤️

[@KaraandNate]

Hahaha poop happens!!!

[@jasmijnh-b3507]

Loving the Istanbul vlogs! I would love to visit it one day

[@KaraandNate]

Yay! We REALLY enjoyed our time here, so I'm glad you like the vlogs :) Hope you get to visit too!

[@ezzatullahzahid9962]

you guys are incredible, making people to pack and travel to Istanbul the next day. :)

[@allisonraestroud78]

Nate: "Quit talking about it and give it to me" LOLOL this had me laughing hard

[@Mr4everBaller]

You definitely needed a friend to show you around in the Asian side. It has at least as many places to see as European side. Much more local, residential and truly Turkish in that way.

[@jtwarshak]

Its a great Saturday!!!

[@rainproductsny8164]

Beautiful video! nothing is more beautiful than ezan . I hope you visit Montenegro to see beauty of natural

[@zeinakhanji2578]

1:29 omg how respectful!!!!😍

[@NickSavannah]

We love your travel videos, you guys have inspired us to create our own travel videos. Keep up the good work!

[@taycavdir1664]

Kara would be a great older sister I just love her energy ❤️☺️

[@TheGreatSwansonRoadTrip]

So fun. I've eaten at those restaurants on the water before and it's delicious. Enjoy!

[@Adventures_with_GEOFFERY]

*Mimicking Kara “Lllaammmb” 😂☠️ that was funny*

[@ericbellins5092]

In the beginning of the video there’s a door behind you guys on the second floor, how would you get into the door or up to the door is if there’s no stairs?

[@adeshbadge4562]

Hey there..make sure you guys try out the turkish ice cream :)