Roadtrip to Mount Ararat in Turkey - Iran's Border [Ep. 3] 🇹🇷

[@itsajaj6695]

Okay, but... I was shocked by the level of respect and maturity those kids have, 1, they all gave space between one and another before speaking, they all spoke calmly and all used the word "my name is...." 😊, but what struck me the most, was when she offered them the choc bar, they were first shy, and polite, some other kids in other places will probably take it without thanking you, this literally looked at her, first .. wasn't aware they were well educated not gonna lie .. 🙏 Videos like these gives me hope to grab my camcorder bagback and head out and travel the world :D

[@wazupdoc1503]

Definitely not like most American kids..haha!

[@1903ibo]

normaly local kid dont accept anything meaning respect and honor ,dignity, but this seller use to tourist and every day on the street they should not accept it but end of it they are kid lol

[@neemisqt6813]

damiiiii...😞😞😞😞

[@milanbasic9257]

It is Turkey, warm hearted people.

[@sherali-le7it]

It was soooo so heart warming all that you bought chocolates and gave them to the children and laughed and had fun with them (thank you for being such a beautiful human being Syifa Adriana).

Your kindness and beautiful energy reflects on your videos. May you always keep your positivity, much love

[@MrMohanP]

Look at their warm heart and hospitality .If everyone were like this,the world would be a paradise.😍😍😍🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵

[@hardlaughs8462]

Thats not what they tell you in media isn’t it.

[@northeasttraveller385]

Live a happy life may God bless you in every moment of your life keep going on ur destination

[@villageandcityqasbasarai7031]

So beautiful Pakistan travel 🤝🇵🇰come

[@naveenbenny5]

🤩🤩🤩

[@akifgokce6401]

they are turkish not kurds

[@elewalks]

I'm glad to see such a professional video. I really saw everything I needed in this video. Congratulations to you.

[@masumabid4883]

Syfia, you are a brave soldier of world tourism. I use to know about Ankara, Istanbul etc. But, through your video you have "delivered at home" the opportunities to know about the remote small towns of Turkey. Thank you and God bless you.

[@esnerken]

it was soooo so heart warming all that you bought chocolates and gave them to the children and laughed and had fun with them :') thank you for being such a beatiful human being Syifa :)

[@bethfrancisco8994]

You're such a brave and very smart woman! Travellng alone is challenge and you're doing great. Stay safe

[@alim.ocakli]

What a warm and friendly interaction with local people ❤️ The best travel channel 👍🙏

[@pdxtoworld]

Hello from Antalya. Nice to see how things are in the East in winter. Please feel free to stop by for coffee if in the neighborhood, and we love the safe, clean and cheap Turkish buses too.

[@İYldz67]

Welcome to Iğdır where i work as an English teacher. This part of the country is even foreign to me as a Turkish who came here from the western Turkey. I like your videos so much. I'm driving all around the town and trying to find nice landscapes to see. And you give me inspiration. :) Love it! You should've walked around the city center tho. There is a huge mosque in the center. You missed it.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you! I didnt stay long in Igdir as it was merely a stopping point before heading to Dogubeyazit 😄 Thanks for watching!

[@kumarbaz8179]

@@SyifaAdriana sen bir daha bizim ülkemize gelme senide yunanlıları denize döktüğümüz gibi senide denize atarız ama bu sefer tek bir insanla güç kullanarak

[@Seferiioglu]

@@kumarbaz8179 Bu kafa yapından kurtul! Biz bu değiliz, Türklük bu değil bilesin!

[@kumarbaz8179]

@@Seferiioglu bu kız Türkiye.ye gezmeye gelmemiş sanki bana tarihçide ermeni soykırımı propagandasını yapıyor bu kız ben hiç bir yabancılara bu lafı söylemem ama bu kız politikayada soyunuyor bu ülkeyi biz yöneltiyoruz bu ülke bizim verdiğimiz vergiler sayesinde bu ülke ayakta kalıyor ama başka bir yabancı insan Türkiye'nin milli çıkarına karşı olan bişey yaparsa herşeyi söylerim ermeni soykırımı yalanını yaymak için geldi türkiyeye Ermeniler zaten şu soykırım yalanını türkiye bir kabul etse türkiye'den toprak talep etsek diyorlar

[@askerzeynal8638]

@@SyifaAdriana УВАЖАЕМИЙ АВТОР ГОРА НАЗЫВАЕТСЯ НЕ АРАРАТ . А, АГРЫ. АРАРАТ ЭТО СЛОВА АРМЯНСКИЙ ЛОЖНЫЙ ВЫДУМКА. СЛОВА АРАРАТ ТОЖЕ ПО ТУРЕТЦКИЙ ПЕРЕВОД ЭТО СЛОВА АР АТА. "АР" ВОИН "АТА" ОТЕЦ.

[@charth777]

these people are very kind and hospitable!...amazing people and so helpful

[@raymond2704]

I salute you for your bravery to navigate a foreign country solo and explore places that most would not dare to venture to. Keep giving us such good videos

[@nickleather5339]

I always smiled while watching. They served tea many times. :D it felt very emotional and good. thanks a lot.

[@esnerken]

5:49 ah be amcam o nasıl bir güzel gülüş, masum bakıştır gözlerimi doldurdun... :')

[@BreakawayBites]

Another group of youtuber travellers called the Travelgramers which happens to be in Turkey as well showing around showing and highlighting Turkish Hospitality.... You guys are awesome... Keep em rolling .... Exactly what I need especially in times like this....Take care , stay safe and happy exploring.....

[@abdelkhaleqqady7754]

Can't be better, telling big stories in such places that are unique and woderful, one word sound it all. Amazing. Thanks.

[@esnerken]

Fevzi abi helal olsun sana ya çayını bile ikram etti daha napsın :D boyfriend'i sormasaydı iyiydi ama neyse artık dşklfjh

[@cihantanrverdi5109]

Puşi yaa🤣🤣

[@MustafaKaykisiz]

olacak o kardesim ama helal olsun abime :)

[@emirhanazer9382]

:D

[@blessedn3744]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@HT_Game_]

aynen :D

[@iaintaylor5585]

Fantastic adventure! I visited Yerevan in Armenia in 2019, and you can see Ararat from the city. But you can't go because the border is closed.

[@volkangokturk5407]

You will see if you come to Turkey.ok

[@ibrahimturkoglu5492]

Because you were in the wrong country. Ağrı mount belongs to Turkey

[@keremtaskran5244]

@Arsen Martirosian Ararat? İt's Ağrı the vast majority is in my country. Keep dreaming keyboard warior. İt's our land, in the past and the future.

[@internationalkv896]

@Arsen Martirosian so what ? your most beatiful hobby is watch a mountain belong turkey lol

[@johnd2550]

@@keremtaskran5244 it was never yours in the past and they call it Ararat all over the world

[@jamyang888]

I watched few of your KZbins and I like the way you laugh and enjoy yourself. I will watch more. I left my home country twenty five years already and I can feel your solo journey. Thank you for sharing clips.

[@sarojshretha4679]

Firstly thanks a lot for nice video. Nice picture quality and your sweet smile as always also your kindness as shown in every video. I also have to say you are a brave girl to travel alone. Keep it up. Thanks for all your hard work. Appriciate a lot.

[@taskurd]

so cute you offered the kids chocolate! they didn't seem interested in the beginning because they were just politely declining (even though they really wanted it haha)! This is my parents home city and I love how you captured everything. Subbed!

[@aslanbeyofficial]

This is amazing video. Thanks for sharing your experiences. You are welcome to Antalya anytime.

[@Zeebkay]

Thank you for showing us the beautiful road trip, places and people.

[@AlinaMcleod]

Whoa! That is stunning and those kids were so cute!

[@GabRiel-zy5sp]

You are such a brave girl...a good hearted one for sure....

[@ufuksezer770]

Amazing Vlog ! I am from Turkey and I have never seen those lands. I've really enjoyed it, teşekkürler.

[@r.raheel489]

Absolutely brilliant. You are such a brave girl. I have been planning to visit and drive through the Eastern part of Turkey for a while…watching this makes me even more inclined to act on those plans

[@rajenmagar5741]

I watch every one of your videos. It inspires me. God bless you

[@Gary_and_Linda]

Syifa, you are so brave to travel alone in distant countries. Of course all the men ask about a boyfriend! Please be safe and stay healthy!

[@martin1241]

Ah, probably he knows just a few words in English and 'boyfriend' is one of them. I'm sure that he didn't want to be her boyfriend lol. just seems like wanted some have a talk for hospitality.

[@Lahamaha]

Thank you so much , you are taking me to very interesting place. wishing you good luck.

[@kurdirasan5945]

You are in Aghir in Kurdish mean Fire, because the area is a volcanic area and the full name is(Aghri dagh) meaning burning fire.

[@sbd03]

ağla jürt. Ağrı dağı Türkiye'nindir

[@bakrdemir8656]

armanians say its armanian kurds say its kurdish iranians says its iranians but in realitty it is turkish and this is fact ahah

[@nilaistomo9816]

You're bravery is so unbelievable, I am surprisingly stunt with you as I lived 5 years in the Middle East

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Nila, your comment is so kind

[@bulenttraveler2463]

Teşekkürler (Thanks in Turkish) for your lovely and informative vlog, dear Syfia. It was really so nice to see that you try to learn Turkish and try to use it. And especially made children in Doğubeyazıt happy by buying chocolates for them. I am sure they will never forget this memory 🙏🏻🤗❤️ Thank you also for showing us that a female solo traveler will travel Turkey, especially eastern region of Turkey, because most people think it is so dangerous especially for women. Thanks for promoting our beautiful country Turkey, dear Syfia. Finally your name pronounce like this in Turkish : Şifa, and it means healing 🙏🏻🤗

[@Topalsolucan123]

Bir önceki videosunu izleyip öyle teşekkür et bence. "Türkler bu toprakları ermenileri katlederek ellerinden aldı" falan diyor. sonraki durağının da ağrı dağı olaması manidar.

[@bulenttraveler2463]

@@Topalsolucan123 Bu konuda ne yazık ki haklısın. Bir önceki videosunda dediğiniz gibi bu şekilde bir ifadede bulunmuştu. Bu beni gerçekten üzmüştü. Aslında konuyla ilgili kaynakları bulup yorum kısmında paylaşmak istedim, ama sonrasında siyasi bir polemiğin içine girmek istemedim. Aslında bu tür videolarda siyasi konulara değinilmemesi daha hoş olurdu.

[@gecegece1552]

@@Topalsolucan123 valla kardeş kaşınmasalardı onlar bütük ermenistan kafasında kaldığı sürece ölmeye mahkumlar

[@muhamagas6196]

Türklerin olmadığı topraklar Doğubeyazıt Kürt şehri tarihinde baştan itibaren Kürttur nasıl oluyor da türk oluyor

[@Turanid.209]

@@muhamagas6196 Kılıç hakkı koçum. Sen ne bok yaptın da sahiplendin ? Berlin kreuzberg'te Türk şehri o zaman Alman değil. Türkler yaşıyor çünkü (!)

[@samphommavong752]

Thanks!

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much 😊

[@phtpl65078]

Really enjoyable video! The Turkey series has expanded my horizons, I honestly wouldn't have considered eastern Turkey as a travel destination because I didn't know much about it, but it seems super interesting so thanks for that! ✨ Also really cool how Istanbul looks quite European but the nature of the cities changes as you travel deeper into the Asian part, which makes total sense but it's nice to see the transition

[@İYldz67]

I live there in Iğdır and I came here from western Turkey as an English teacher. It is even foreign to me. I feel like not in Turkey. People are either kurdish or azeri there and they have different cultures. The people also recognize I am not from there. When I go to a market everyone be like ohh dear teacher welcome. :D They even know I am a teacher and i dont know how they do that somehow they know you came from the west for work

[@deantaylor1512]

It’s a truly stunning place ... both people and the country.... Put your boots on and step out your door....

[@areeBetu]

I just started watching your travel series, I really admire you because you are such a brave lady by traveling alone. Even in this pandemic year.

[@nimadorjee5921]

Thank you to take to the eastern part of the Turkey. The landscape is amazing, the mountains and the wast barren open land with rocky hills.... It looks dry and opposite to the landscapes you shown from Vietnam.... Do you have further plans to visit some of the Central European countries? Good luck and take care...

[@iantoniosebastian8934]

What a lovely trip and amazing experience you had Syifa.. Keren sangat ! I'd love to watch your videos.. sungguh menginspirasi !

[@IZZY61PALA]

Hi Shifa, great video about Turkey 🇹🇷 however the mountain you kept referring to is Mount Ağri. Its located in the City of Ağri district of Doğubeyazit which you went to crossing from the neighbouring city of Iğdir. AT 14:53 I couldn't help but notice the man who gave you tea towards the end, I can't guarantee his intentions but people in Turkey refrain from touching women especially his age and to see him touching your leg like that rings alarm bells I noticed it was kind of bothering you too hence you specifically pointed the camera to your leg and his hand. As I said hopefully we are mistaken :) Safe travels

[@romansmith3938]

I noticed the kurdish man touching her leg too he held on for way too long something was definitely off lol

[@MessiMerdo]

@@romansmith3938 Bro Agri Igdir is almost all Kurdish populated no need to mention the ethnicity specifically and yes the guy was trying to get closer to her but they would never force it.

[@romansmith3938]

@@MessiMerdo dude what are you on? At 15:01 Syifa asks the guy are you Kurdish and he replies yes, im just stating the obvious not specifically attacking anyone? honestly...

[@MessiMerdo]

@@romansmith3938 I think you didn't get my point. The large majority of these whole cities/regions Syifa showed you was Kurdish. My point was, pointing out the Guys Kurdish origin wasn't really necessary. As from the Bus driver to the kids to the street people almost all of them were Kurds. It sounded like "this particular guy who was trying to get close to her is Kurdish". No all the people there from that particular man to the kids and the girls explaining her the name of the city are Kurds.

[@romansmith3938]

@@MessiMerdo That man who tried to harass her was kurdish though 😬 I don't know why you're trying to hide that fact lol Also looking at official figures the census shows igdir for eg at %50 kurdish populace.

[@matulizzar5394]

i really love anykind of your videos. sometimes i rewatch your video again because i enjoyed any angles cinematography that you take

[@epiphanycollective]

Thank you Syifa. We really enjoyed watching this. Chocolate makes everyone happy!!

[@virarama907]

Very nice journey! Thanks for sharing Syifa 🙏

[@kamrulhuda6976]

It was a wonderful mission to journey alone from one place to another place of Turkey. The different environment around you creates a wonderful feeling in the mind. This is really enjoyable and memorable. Hope your travelling period in Turkey will be more enlightened.

[@mangopeople4696]

Syifa just awsome video 😍Always support you from Bangladesh 🙏

[@6100PH]

this video is so warm from start to finish, even while the weather was cold. people in this video are incredible.

[@suseeln]

Just came across this channel. Very nice presentation, felt as if I was travelling myself.

[@kailaspatil952]

All the scenes are filmed pretty cool, you showed us Turkey very beautiful, very good video, I like very much, thank you mam

[@geologistabbas07]

An amazing videos of an amazing lady. Your smile and the way of talking to the unknown people compelled me to watch all vlog of Turkey. ❤️

[@seherk6601]

Your kindness to children made my heart melt 🥺 I love your vlogs, keep continue to share your aventure to us; it is a pleasure to see the magnificent places you visit (I hope one day I will have the courage like you to travel as a women in several countries) ❤️

[@salawati7938]

When i first watch your KZbin channel, I was so excited and proud to see a young Muslim lady from Indonesia bravely travelled around the world independently aka solo traveller. Unfortunately after I watched THIS utube, there a man asked abt yr name and religion, and you said YOU ARE NOT A MUSLIM😪! I know it's your choice of faith...but im deeply sadden and very dissapointed by it. I therefore made a choice to UNSUBSCRIBED your channel. May Allah SWT guide you back to the right path Aamin🤲.

[@seherk6601]

@@salawati7938 So may I give to you my personal opinion, if you still like Shifa’s contents I advice to you to keep continue supporting her because the principal point is her videos not her personal life.. ✋

[@komlek2328]

That is amazing. I have never seen like that before. semoga sukses selalu Syifa 🌹

[@occasionalwind]

Very eye soothing Mount Ararat footage! Make sure in near future you visit Albania 🇦🇱 & its dramatic Albanian Alps.

[@AKHELUS.]

Keep up the good videos! I was also kinda surprised when you said your not a muslim when I saw you wearing the Hijab in your older videos!!!

[@billtwo7389]

great turkish city and mountain love it

[@kamalthapa1703]

Thanks for exploring different places 💖👍

[@houseoftyrell1544]

You're so brave doing all that alone, manage to get public transportation from one place to another finding location going around carrying heavy luggage by yourself in foreign country in rural area that speak foreign language, and still have positive energy. I wouldn't dare to do that, I get lost all the time even in my own city lol

[@taurohkea2169]

You learn traveling with little experiences. Then you gain confidence as you achieve stuff. Also do planning, check it on map, set milestones on your destination. You can notice, she also did that by steps. Go to igdir, then find station, go to dogubeyazit, find transport etc

[@joshnashofficial]

Thanks for sharing. This was very inspiring.

[@maharnabroy8518]

Love from India. Keep going, God bless you.

[@seema1181]

Thank you for showing us such beautiful people and places, dear beautiful Syifa!!!!! Your travel videos are a class apart.

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much Seema, that is very kind of you to say!

[@seema1181]

@@SyifaAdriana Love your videos. Best wishes!

[@terryoleary5424]

Wow beautiful I will have to put it on my list . You are so brave n cool ✌️

[@indianyatri]

Syifa Good to see you again after such a long time .. SUBSCRIBING Again .

[@MAVIUCURTMA]

Bambug a gelcem programız nasipse inşallah 🇮🇩🇹🇷

[@shishirlamsal1509]

Your turkey vlogs are the best... Best among ur other videos and among top of all other vlogging channels too..

[@melayukamparocu5528]

I saw comments about the hatred of the people of Kurdistan, Armenia, Greece towards Turks, I hope one day they learn to live together without hating each other, respecting each other is better than hating each other.

[@baveahmed6616]

We are angry because you stole our land and you won’t even give it back.

[@alperkeskin1453]

absolutely gorgeus trip.thank you for your efforts Syifa.

[@bi_video]

Bu kadın Doğubeyazıta kadar nasıl ve niçin gitmiş? İlginç bir durum 🤔

[@SyifaAdriana]

Buna alışılmışın dışında yolculuk denir

[@bi_video]

@@SyifaAdriana Yanlış mevsimde gelmişsiniz. Oraların kışı çok sert geçer ve halkı da yabancılara alışık değildir. Başınıza birşey gelmeden kuzeye Karadeniz sahillerinin oraya geçin. Karadeniz bölgesi, İsviçre Alplerinden bile güzeldir. Türkiyenin en güzel doğal yerlerine sahipdir. Doğu tarafını yaz mevsiminde gezersiniz.

[@SyifaAdriana]

@@bi_video Seyahat kurallarına veya hava durumuna göre gitmiyorum. Doğu'da yaşadıklarımdan keyif aldım ve bir aylık seyahat çekimleri gibi sınırlı zamanım göz önüne alındığında, kasıtlı olarak Güneydoğu'ya doğru oraya gittim. İzlediğiniz için teşekkürler!

[@bi_video]

@@SyifaAdriana Peki, iyi yolculuklar dilerim 👍

[@SyifaAdriana]

@@bi_video Teşekkürler, yolculuğumu 2020 Aralık ortasında bitirdim. Bu videolar önceden kaydedildi.

[@citiscentsoftheworld1412]

My heart melts for you kind gesture to those kids. 💕 Stay safe and happy 😃 I saw Mt. Ararat as well when i visited Armenia on it’s border near to turkey. It was stunning 😍

[@yolechingnyik4221]

I really love the way you smile and laugh..Take care always!

[@bbpsicologia]

Adriana, hi! Soooo good to see the children’s faces looking to the chocolate bars. Thank you for your video again. God bless you every day.

[@rinchawngthu]

I really enjoy it. Hospitality of local people is very remarkable, someday I would visit those places and get their hospitality. Please come to Mizoram

[@Nim_doma_sherpa123]

Honest comment I didn't skip your Ads 😊 keep uploading more videos ...your video narration is just mind refreshing... love from Northeastern India 🇮🇳

[@ajit52]

Your vlogs are getting better and better 2:40 because you behave nice , people are good at you

[@Nina-dp3gx]

Lots of love in this video 👏❤️

[@atzb9788]

I am proud that you have reached that place, my friend, and I will always support you. You are so happy, I am cheering for you from Myanmar.

[@AR-xu3vs]

Hi Syifa, I like your laughing voice, it is sincere. I hope all the best for you, and I hope I can travel to those amazing places just like you do

[@glitch349]

the part with the kids was really heartwarming

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you so much

[@abdulazizbinabdulrashid4739]

Thank you. Enjoyed every minute :)

[@ahmetgencay3598]

Thank you so much for this nice tour. Can you believe me? I couldn't see border yet and I'm living in Turkey for 54 years. :)

[@bigstreetfood]

♥️Thank you so much this is nice 👍 Big Street Food 🍱!

[@kishorjadeja2093]

Syifa you are so kind hearted and you look gorgeous when you smile, keep smiling, keep it up and God bless you dear.

[@ibrahimadam6914]

I really enjoyed this vlog....all the best

[@harunsunbul9195]

Dear Syfia, really it is very excited and informative videos about Turkey you have. I liked them so much. First I congratulate you so much as a solo fimale traveller. Thank you for your travelling to my country Turkey. I wish you good luck. Take care very good for yourself.

[@jiusenmeck7859]

Always love to watch 😍.

[@love.the.nature.78]

Amazing place 😍😍❤️. Thank you for sharing it

[@saityldz1030]

Syifa you are the most badass traveller I ever seen mate, I love the way you interact with locals. Im in australia currently, but I'm actually turkish, born, raised, lived in istanbul for 24 years, so I can imagine what you go through as a single female traveller. I know it takes a great courage to do what you do, I think you are doing really really great, what you do is incredible. Don't take me wrong I'm not trying to compliment, I'm a realistic person, I hate complements. Anyways, genuinely great job of yours, keep it up, I only hope that maybe oneday I would come across you somewhere and shake your brave hand. Regards sait

[@SyifaAdriana]

Thank you Sait, your comment is so very kind! 🙂🙏🙏🙏 Truly appreciate it

[@lins_ve7050]

Omg kaaa... Bru nemu chanel kk baguss bgt...... Sung ku subscribe 👍👍👍👍👍

[@MarcOnrustNL]

Just because it’s such an unknown region, I would probably never visit it myself. But in all fairness, it’s more beautiful than many places I did chose to visit. That’s why I love your work, it get’s me to those places and lets me enjoy those beautiful sceneries and lovely people. Also need to say your video’s are still improving. Keep up the good work and enjoy your travels 🙏🏻😊

[@wazupdoc1503]

"ditto!"

[@gracehaddad3638]

I really like your clear speaking style and your always excited and happy facial expression that inspires people to you...Keep working with your videos Syifa...stay healthy!

[@marinbancos]

Another great video Syifa. I love travelling with you, it's so nice and relaxing. Thanks a lot for the captivating video!

[@arela1030]

You’re so sweet ,nice film thank you so much ,bless you dear 🦋💙⭐️

[@malsawmatochhawng3629]

Dear Miss Syifa, thanks for appearing again. So long we have been missing you! these many days. Hope we'll continue seeing you much more often than ever. Thanks for your reports about Eastern Turkey. May God continue to bless and lead you to reveal more things we can't see. Wish you safe journey all the way through!

[@dawasherpa918]

Namaste Syifa !!! So nice trip thankyou so much for giving chance to visit beautiful part of Turky through your excellent video.

[@MtsHumming]

Blessings on your travels and editing. Keep up the joy.

[@humannature8050]

Halo kak syifa.. Tak sengaja menonton karena mau cari info soal ağrı.. Masyaallah saya suka sekali pembawaan kak syifa, intonasi bicara, tenangnya kak syifa ketika berbicara walau travel sendirian. Saya yang menonton sudah ketar ketir bagaimana kalau saya sendiri menjalani trip ini pasti sudah panik mana sendirian masih harus ngonten di negara orang. Sukses selalu kak syifa.. Semoga selalu dilindungi

[@kavitanair7061]

Sometime you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes memory.

[@ramparkash2318]

Kavita Nair. Ur saying absolutely right.

[@karagun5547]

That is so true.

[@bulentkoca7867]

The city where I was born is Doğubayazıt. I was very happy that an Indonesian, whom I consider my second country, set foot on the land where I was born. terima kasih shifa

[@Nina-dp3gx]

Wauvvv everyone is so super helpful. LOTS of LOVE in this video ❤️👏

[@lunar2056]

"Travel days such this teach you to trust and surrender to whatever that may come along the way" that's well said! I could find me right in there. I really know what it is to travel alone as a woman. And where ever you go, you always fear first, but then, when you see that they just want your best, makes feel the world great again. in western turkey is where my roots lies. I've never been to the eastern side and I know that this part of turkey is not developed like western turkey. So I always wonder how it would be to travel by public transportation and how would the people react to a lonely travel girl. And I thank you so much that you just show the kidness of those people and gave me the feeling of safety to travel to eastern turkey as solo woman. this video was just heartwarming

[@nasaruddinnawi2831]

I love this video. I live in Turkey for one year and travelled to about half of the country. I drived a car for most of it, so i can stop wherever i want to. I love Turkish people, they are so helpful and generous. And the view throughout the journey is magnificent. Your video makes me wanna go back there. Keep up.

[@VictorZhengWu]

Good to see you again, hope you are safe! :)