The Most Beautiful Old Village In Turkey? Is It Birgi ?

[@veronicarunge2241]

Enjoyed the walk around Birgi - also read the UNESCO article on the town. Thank you for sharing from Australia.

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

I bet you know more about these places then most.

[@veronicarunge2241]

@@AtHomeInTurkey it’s because you visit - that I get to see and learn and then read up on the places. Thank you - most interesting.

[@iancraib2021]

Totally awestruck with this village Ellis it’s like a step back in time ❤

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

It is. And I hope to find many more.

[@NinaNina-tm2mo]

Beautiful village with nice houses, simple quiet life. I love it. Yes, I should remember it, Birgi ❤ Thanks for the tour 😊

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

You are so welcome, glad you liked it. It was special for sure.

[@prettyclever3441]

Good morning! Old houses, old furniture outside, wheels, stone roads, narrow streets BUT really beautiful old village... Thanks for video!

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

It's such fun to visit those places, and so much more to see... it's endless here.

[@lunarookwood1326]

Really stunning! Thank you so much for sharing 🙏♥️

[@Patricia-sw3ek]

Thank you for taking us to this beautiful place, old houses, amazing cobblestone streets and stunning stone walls incredible, beautiful

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

I just love the old villages here. To bad they don't get protection. Just a lucky few like Birgi

[@mohamedassouqi1984]

I have lost you chanel for time and just find it by chance. I have missed your great vlogs

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

Welcome back!

[@taleofawhale6964]

Πυργι a Greek village built with sense os what beauty is. Thanks for posting it

[@aamirqadri1302]

Journey back in time 😊...what a treat, I hope I get to visit such places ❤

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

I hope so too!

[@edwina_3413]

What a lovely village with so much history and very clean!

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

It really is! And surprisingly clean

[@mariabrinkhoff2207]

Very nice village.

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

Yes it is and so green. Huge trees everywhere.

[@rrachelalma]

Beautiful❤

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

Thank you! 😊

[@JohnnyCash-uw2dk]

Sorry for the late reply. I watched this when it first came out, loved it as usual . Hopefully all is well with you and yours. Looking forward to seeing the next chapter in your journey. Thanks for sharing your experience with us, no one does it better !!! K Okla

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

Thank you. A comment is always very welcome. I love the idea of making videos for real people and not numbers in the statistics of KZbin.

[@JohnnyCash-uw2dk]

Ellis, thank you for your response ! I appreciate it ! You are the only KZbinr in turkey that I feel as though does traveling in turkey justice. You give us a real perspective as to what it’s like historically and culturally/ no fluff/ great content/ an excellent road map for future travels. We have a lot of loose ends to take care of before spring 2025 and will hopefully be able to emulate your experience’s upon arrival. Thank you again for all of your hard work !!!!!! K Okla

[@SuryaKumari-m2i]

You are speaking English and we are understanding And enjoying while watching Language is a great bonding 😅

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

It sure is. Not to many people speak and understand Dutch

[@vickimoss667]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@kimmcvitty3580]

So few people! Where are they all?? Slightly eerie!

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

True but don't forget. It's out of season and Turkish people all ready class this weather as cold.And I like to be early to avoid people.

[@mohammadqizer8608]

Hi, ellis how are you. Very lovely and energetic lady for me. S.. again show very wounderful place!! Already god made this land a very beautiful... and the maintenance is also matter. Take care dear ❤ from India.

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

😊 thank you

[@nasuhiylmaz1546]

🌹🌿🏡✨🐕👌

[@SuryaKumari-m2i]

How far is this village from Istanbul Asking from India The village is beautiful

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

maybe 800 K? Not sure. Look up Dalyan - istanbul in google maps

[@cigdemsakibeilbeyli8718]

Çok güzel bir gezi olmuş .Fakat Yunanlılar değil,Anadolu beylikleri döneminde Selçuklular tarafından bir dönem başkent olarak kullanılmış ve evler o dönem Anadolu ve sonrası Osmanlı stili denen evlerdir.

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

Thanks!

[@thierryfucus8697]

do they rent homes. where did you stay

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

I have my van with me. So I wild camp.

[@Balaban_Reis]

What? You went to Birgi but didn't visit Çakıroğlu Mansion, a great historic house museum, or Aydınoğlu Mehmet Bey Mosque with beautiful tiles and woodwork inside? I gather you were in a rush because Timo needed a walk, but those two alone are worthy of a return visit.

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

Oh. I did not know about the house museum. I will write it down If I ever go back I will check it out. Mosques and churches I usually do not visit, sorry

[@Balaban_Reis]

@@AtHomeInTurkey I'm irreligious and I don't like preachers, sermons, and whatnot. Not at all. However, I can't find a good excuse to exclude myself from whatever artistic expressions these buildings have to offer. To me, visiting a mosque or a church is no different from visiting an ancient temple with marble columns. After all they are all precious parts of my cultural heritage - and of all humanity as far as I'm concerned. Proudly. Of course, I can't know your motivation behind avoiding churches and mosques, but that's my take on it. Nevertheless, this is a deeply personal matter, and you are very welcome to not reply to this comment if you so choose.

[@AtHomeInTurkey]

@@Balaban_Reis Thanks for your reaction, i understand your point of view. I used to be the same. Now I just stay away from the current religions. And yes it's a maybe strange choice, but one that works for me.