This happens when you get closer to Iraq - S8,EP17

This is my last full ride in Turkey already, I can't believe how fast it has gone by. As I approach the border with Iraq, there are more and more checkpoints, something that will happen a lot more in the coming time.
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[@tchugra]

Special thanks to the Turkish army and police forces who have given their lives to keep those mountains safe and clean for everyone and doing their best. I am glad that Noraly was a witness.

[@ylmzçtnbş]

ŞEHİTLERİMİZİN MEKANLARI CENNET OLSUN

[@erenpeksenoglu]

🫡🫡🫡

[@nix5535]

@@ylmzçtnbş 🙏🫡

[@tchugra]

​@@ylmzçtnbşYattıkları yerler nur olsun, cümleten amin.

[@GB-yu4pu]

Ben de aynısını yazmak istedim. Benim kuseng'im 90'ların ortasında askerliğini orada yapmıştı. Gerçekten çok kötü bir savaştı ve birçok arkadaşı şehit oldu. Oralarda dolaştıklarını görünce ordumuzun ve polisimizin şu ana kadar neler başardığını anladım. 90'lı yıllarda bubi tuzakları yüzünden oraya 10 km gidemezdi. Sürdüğü bu otoyolda çok sayıda mayın tuzağı vardı. Tamir edilen kenarlarda da bunu görebilirsiniz. Tüylerim diken diken oldu. MEKANLARI CENNET OLSUN.........

[@albertmengyan4060]

I was in Türkiye at this summer with my father. We did 6500 kilometers in two weeks. At first we were afraid of the police officers and the soldiers but everytime when they stopped us, they were kind and gave us water and food. Türkiye is a nice place to visit with motorcycles. The roads are also in very good condition. Greetings from Hungary!

[@turco97]

@@albertmengyan4060 You are always welcome again, thank you for your satisfaction and nice words ☺️

[@mustafaerdem1543]

If you are not enemy of us dont afraid from us. We are friendly people.

[@academian97]

Szia, nice to hear Magyar baratok travelling to Törökorszag, next time a Török barat van Kayseri-ba. Jo utat!

[@31user31]

No need to be afraid of our police or soldiers, don't fall for western propaganda

[@F.H-i4p]

@@albertmengyan4060 this is the problem! People prejudge our country so badly without knowing single thing!! We dont eat people , I am glad u enjoyed

[@malaudisa]

This Turkey series is truly stunning, the countryside is breathtaking.

[@ayhankarakas8696]

I say this as a Turk, the geography she went to is really difficult, she is a wonderful woman.

[@borisandric4290]

@@malaudisa yes Turkey is my dream destination along with Iran i love these countries they are stunning with good hearted people my heart is in turkey.

[@abrahamsimpson585]

I agree. Turkey is beautiful

[@antonoat]

I have to agree, I didn't know what to expect in Turkey ,the people seemed very friendly and hospitable and the scenery was other worldly, amazing!

[@dustypaint]

I agree with every comment above me, and also add this; the weather is about to become very brutal in those parts very soon and my hometown (Northwest Blavksea) hass already burried under 80 cm snow since last week, there will be constant rain and dark weather in 5 days of week until the snow on the highways cleared, and I have already put my bike in my garage until late March.

[@parabelli]

Türkiye has one of the most versatile and stunning countrysides I have ever seen

[@sami_can]

Where are you from?

[@parabelli]

@sami_can Adana kardaş

[@hakan6706]

@@parabelli kaç ülke gezdin bu yaşına kadar ??

[@RamazanTanerCiftci07]

Türkiye’nin doğu bölgesinde kırsal kesimde Rahat ve güvenlikli gezdiğiniz için Tüm şehitlerimize minnettarız…

[@CA-kj4sf]

Allah hepsinden razi olsun. Guvenlik guclerimiz var olsun.

[@zubeydebasar4194]

🤲🏻🤲🏻🇹🇷

[@alitunctas2310]

​@@zubeydebasar4194kuzey ırak gitti başına olay geldi 😊

[@Fenerbahceli-uk5ud]

❤️ 🇹🇷 olumune

[@royal449]

It’s Kurdistan there

[@HiViNewsByRegina111]

Before your videos I didn't know how beautiful Turkey is. Thank you from Germany

[@erkanalbayrak7811]

Bei uns gibt’s viele schöne Orte

[@rojavabashur6455]

THIS IS KURDISTAN NOT TURKEY

[@HasanYusuf-w5y]

@@rojavabashur6455 stop this ridiculous propaganda man this is so embarrassing LOL

[@fikretcalk1946]

KÜRDİSTAN MI?😂 TÜRK DEVLETİ BUNA GÜLDÜ 🇹🇷👊💪​@@rojavabashur6455

[@anoc5511]

That's cuz your country brainwashed you aboUt Turkey or any of ME. Lol

[@KeithKristi-f7l]

I'm impressed by how well maintained the Turkish roads are, even in the mountainous areas....and how spectacular those mountains are! Turkey in fact has been an absolute revelation and joy to travel. Thank you Noraly for showing us it's wonders and sights and it's super friendly people.

[@coskuarsiray]

Travelling on rural roads, less choosen paths of Turkey may lead one to a catharsis, a kind of purification, i guess.

[@GurkeN1337]

21:37 nice timing

[@rojavabashur6455]

ITS KURDISTAN

[@ReynaLikk-yj4xw]

the government is finally doing something productive, 5-10 years ago these roads would destroy your vehicle's paint

[@HasanYusuf-w5y]

@@rojavabashur6455 NO!THİS İS TURKEY REPUBLİC BROO LOL

[@ricardoviolanti5780]

I had a preconceived idea about turkey you have open my eyes thank you 😊 from Australia 🇦🇺 beautiful country and nice people cheers ride safely.

[@Akeseli06]

Niye önyargıların vardı. Avustralyadan gelip bize saldıran sizlersiniz. Yenilip gittiniz. Şimdi dost olarak herzaman gelebilirsiniz. Ayrıca avustralyada bir türk azınlık yaşar.

[@alican_alkan]

Believe me, our country has much better people than what is portrayed on the internet and television. I hope you enjoyed your visit to our country.

[@GurcanCals]

@ricardoviolanti5780 This is a long comment, please excuse me. When I was upset about a subject that upset me, I wrote to you about the misunderstood truths that had accumulated in me. With love.

[@americaas1210]

I am really blown away at the color and rock formations you have been riding through.Also the ancient history of Turkey. From the time when parts of what is now Turkey were conquered by the Seljuq dynasty, the history of Turkey spans the medieval history of the Seljuk Empire, the medieval to modern history of the Ottoman Empire, and the history of the Republic of Turkey since the 1920s. Especially for an American like me with such a short history! This is the part I don’t know you have done by expanding our knowledge of human history and how vast it was and deep it really is. Thank You!

[@VikingRollo]

I am a History Teacher in Turkey. It is surprising and nice that an American has this information. I will soon focus on American History.

[@anneli1735]

Maybe you want to look into the continental american history of about 13,000 years starting with Mexico to have a better understanding of your own country and it’s ancient culture 🤷‍♀️

[@4rmi]

@@anneli1735 He does not talk about regional/geographical history only but national/ethnical history. The current Turkish state is an imperfect continuation of the Seljuk state from 11th century. Current USA has just been formed by Europeans moving to that continent. So he has a pretty nice understanding of his country already.

[@X-S-V-b1e]

@@anneli1735 bit slow aint you

[@ShamanRing]

The Seljuks were a Turkish empire, similar to the Ottomans, but they predated the Ottoman Empire. The Seljuks laid the groundwork for the Turkish cultural and political presence in Anatolia. The Ottomans inherited this legacy, adopting and expanding upon Seljuk governance, military strategies, and cultural traditions. While both were Turkish empires, the Ottomans were more extensive in scope and influence, and their legacy endured longer.

[@richardsoane6192]

I was amazed at how picturesque Morocco, Georgia, North Pakistan and Utah were in your adventures but Turkey has now eclipsed all of these. There are so many unique places and the people and food take it to another level.

[@Darubini2]

North Pakistan? Did I miss her travel through Pakistan?

[@richardsoane6192]

@@Darubini2 somewhere around there near the himalayas, too many to go thru but it gives an idea.

[@ylmzçtnbş]

TEŞEKKÜRLER TÜRKİYEDEN SEVGİLER

[@johnworeilly4051]

Once again, Noraly shows a country off, and Turkey has hugely surpassed my preconceptions. Its infrastructure, towns and of course its people have been fantastic. Thanks Itchy Boots, I’ll continue to avidly follow your journeys.

[@asilbey9681]

Noraly ülkemize hoş gelmişsin. Ben VAN da yaşiyorum Türkiye'yi böyle güzel tanittiğin anlattiğin için teşekkür ederim. Hoşça kal Noraly❤❤❤

[@sambado]

Turkiye was definitely a eyer opener. What a surprisingly beautiful country. The humbleness of people, the food and the views were a blast. Thank Turkiye.

[@street3806]

come to TÜRKİYE bro.

[@Cibo35]

Türkiye’m güzel ama Yönetim kötü maalesef Abd 1dolar Türkiye parası 45 ₺

[@nickeyroe2389]

@sambado I was pleasantly surprised. Who would've thought Turkey is that beautiful!

[@MrTopsecretagent]

@@nickeyroe2389 who would have thought? 50 million tourist visiting annually maybe lol

[@erdemylmaz-xt5xb]

@@Cibo35 35

[@angiecerv]

Hello, hello everyone! Its midnight here in Southeast Asia, but its Sunday and will not sleep yet, until I'm done watching this episode... All the ride in Türkiye had me at awe. My appreciation of the country, its people and indescribable beauty is beyond words can say. This Türkiye experience had truly been wonderful... Thanks to you Noraly for taking us, and more. Can't wait for Wednesday.

[@Akeseli06]

Teşekkürler güzel insan.

[@christalg7383]

The landscape is so beautiful and unique! I've thoroughly enjoyed watching everything Turkey has to offer!

[@Akeseli06]

Ülkemize övgün için teşekkürler güzel insan.

[@mattmccleary1278]

Looks Alot like parts of eastern Oregon actually

[@riaanlouw1874]

I thought I was watching an old 50's-70's cowboy movie, where they painted the desert background on some screens, while the movie was shot in a studio.

[@RyanGrissett]

I moved from the US to Turkey 3 years ago to be with my wife and I have absolutely loved it here. I love the people, the food, and the beautiful country.

[@MrDelgrigorov]

You should be like home there. Turkey exactly as the US has history of killing millions of innocent people around the World, well Turkey did it mostly in the region but the numbers are high enough to be just like US.

[@GöktürkSüvarisi]

@@MrDelgrigorov Türkiye has never committed a massacre, this is a big lie made up by Armenians

[@nisanaz3]

What do you know about Turkey?​@@MrDelgrigorov

[@yorgoantranopoulos914]

How does it feel first being in a country full of strict law then being in a country just chill with law e.g. police, the folks, law etc

[@ersinermec9103]

@@RyanGrissett bizi seveni biz daha çok severiz hoşgeldiniz

[@agent9752]

Turkey is so ruggedly beautiful. I had no idea how mountainous it is. I can't wait for next week!

[@michaelskinner896]

Same. Your description is perfect. Even as a geographer I am amazed - I was just never really interested in this part of the world. Noraly sure has a knack for showing how beautiful and interesting different places can be.

[@Sheriffovic]

It’s a small country compared to what it has, usually this kind of varities of geography comes with a big country like Usa, china, russia etc, it’s very magical place of the world, almost a center, connecting asia,europe,middle east, black sea, aegean sea, meditarrenean sea. It is a heaven

[@junglebungalow]

I will miss Turkey! The people, the land, the food...just a wonderful place!

[@fedaist]

You don't have to miss, brother, come whenever you want. ❤

[@yerin-7kat-6]

@@junglebungalow 🌷♥️

[@WillysPerformanceCycleCtr]

Turkey is a beautiful country! The people have been so nice and the food looks great! You found a nice place to stay and Frankie is exceptionally clean! Ride safe Noraly and thank you for another wonderful day of your adventure!

[@Akeseli06]

Sağol. Not turkey ---> türkiye

[@yurubabamyuru3947]

@@Akeseli06 Türkiye

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Yep! Frankie looks clean! No sign of tar as she was looking around for loose screws! She literally received thousands of tips on how to remove it!!🤪

[@rojavabashur6455]

ITS NOT TURKEY ITS KURDISTAN

[@vartolusadettin9713]

Where is Kurdistan?​@@rojavabashur6455

[@pcoc8694]

I spent a year in Turkey and really loved the country and people. Such a beautiful place.

[@RichardLawrence-o8h]

Good morning Noraly . Thank you and Frankie Girl for bringing us the beauty of Turkey

[@Abendzonne]

Türkiye dizisini kesintisiz izledim. Ülkemizi bu kadar güzel tanıttığınız için teşekkür ederim ve Irak seyahatinizde size başarılar dilerim.

[@yusufkayagr]

@@muhammetaliofluoglu ırak,**rdistan bolgesi gerçi öyle biyer yokda

[@sfgdsds]

@@muhammetaliofluoglu kürdistan diye bir yer yok

[@Impostore1]

​@@muhammetaliofluoglu Irak Kürdistan'ından bahsediyor

[@GOODISDEAD]

@@muhammetaliofluoglu eee o öyle biliyor kurdistan diye ne yapalım tüm yabancılar öyle diyor hepsini kesek mi

[@mj24881]

@@sfgdsds so why it scares you if someone says Kurdistan since it doesnt exist? would get triggered if Narnia is mentioned?

[@feather1950]

I have absolutely loved Türkiye. What awesome landscapes. Thank you sooooo much Noraly.

[@pawpawbandit3871]

same, incredible hills/ towns/ valleys / people

[@blackerhan]

They are wonderful but very dangerous places. It is not like visiting the in Canadia or nature in Australia. The people are hospitable but unfortunately the lairs of traitors are also there.

[@jayarnottcoaching]

Love Turkey, been there many times and travelled around, lovely earthy people, friendly, welcoming, fantastic history and scenery! ❤

[@muhammadhanifbaloch4430]

21 minutes of peace, in this mad world, Thank you Noraly😉

[@bobsullivan5714]

Maybe...... Just maybe.... Noraly is showing us the world is not quite as mad as we are told.....The people are better then we have been told..... Some of my most believed bigotries have been shaken by what she has shown me.

[@BMUSTDIE]

@@bobsullivan5714 may she is showing us that it doesn't have to be this insane

[@MrG00ny65]

@@bobsullivan5714 Absolutely. When she said Iraq was next I admit I was surprised but I bet we see the real Iraq , not the mainstream media version.

[@MrDonJBerg]

You got that right

[@superpela1]

@@muhammadhanifbaloch4430 hopefully she doesn't go to Iraq after what happened in Syria

[@sinjunweston6073]

And there I thought Turkey was flat and full of Turkish delight. How absolutely stunning a country. On my bucket list to visit. Thank you Noraly for such an inspiring journey

[@MuhammadAbdullah-mu5vs]

Many tourists visit Istanbul only, they don't know how beautiful the rest of Turkey is, but now it is known because of Noraly,s Stunning videos ❤️

[@luclucyt5426]

How safe would it be for a motorbike with Greek license plate to travel around Turkey? Sorry if it is an ignorant question

[@luclucyt5426]

@@akgunomerfaruk Thank you! That is really nice and motivating. Turkey looks amazing, I really want to make the trip. Cheers

[@ylmzçtnbş]

@@luclucyt5426 TAMAMEN GÜVENİLİR MERAK ETMEYİN

[@sonadam122]

@@luclucyt5426 It is safe don't worry

[@berkanyldrm2991]

@@luclucyt5426 dont worry, no problem

[@meinfuhrer2005]

İzlerken insanın aklına o bölgede verdiğimiz canlar geliyor. Gerçekten boşa verilmemiş şu toprakların güzelliğine bak, tüylerim diken diken oldu.

[@mbuankengbeza2247]

I really enjoyed those military people at those checkpoints. They were so police and professional. They also used modern tech too. I also learned Noraly's name is Rebecca. This Türkiye series is just something else. The whole country looks like a museum of just never-ending landscape beauty.

[@teo_uncle]

Dostum turk askeri dunya uzerindeki en profesyonel ve techizatlarla donanılmış orduya sahip askerleden oluşuyor.

[@AilsaPehi]

I've really enjoyed this series. Chillaxed into it. Great ride. Excellent roads. Majestic views. Quality food. Beautiful kind people. No mud. No potholes. No stress. No pain. Türkiye definitely is a place to visit. Thanks, Noraly.

[@Akeseli06]

Teşekkürler güzel insan

[@83tonytaxi]

Think you summed it with your comment!

[@ShahriarIslamVlogs]

This Turkey series is really amazing. Never missed any episode. Looking forward to see next country through your eyes, Good luck and Thank you Noraly.

[@farukkmrgz]

Noraly, as a Turk of Kurdish origin, I have to thank you for showing that our country is neither European nor Arab. We are Turks and we are always nature-friendly, animal-friendly and peaceful. Thanks to you, people know more about Turkey. THANKS NORALY :)

[@rafikok6877]

@@Nali_Verse such a pitty guy. the area is mesopotamia which was dry and hot but also fertile throughout the history. If you are real green lover then plant some trees rather than crying with ideological blames.

[@berden7725]

@@Nali_Versehe said kurdish turk so yea turkey is also his country and what do you expect to see in a dessert area? It's not like im going to find a lot of green in the Sahara as example.

[@NIGHTSTEP_]

I don't really believe in the race issue because we all come from the soil or God created it. No matter which country we are citizens of, we are from there.

[@NIGHTSTEP_]

@@rafikok6877 Not Kurdish. He is Turkish. There is no such thing as Kurdish origin. There is no such thing as origin.

[@AtaSancaktar]

Of course we're not Arabs. That's such a ridiculous assertion that even mentioning it is pointless. An Arab is someone whose native language is Arabic, nothing more and nothing less.

[@HeatherQ333]

Yep Turkey was much more beautiful than I thought it would have been! What a gorgeous country. Thanks for sharing your adventures Noraly. Happy trails. 😀

[@rojavabashur6455]

ITS KURDISTAN

[@Kirsehirli1453]

@@rojavabashur6455 IT IS TÜRKIYE

[@zekicakir]

Thanks for your kind thoughts. 😊👍🏻

[@Hoger24]

It's Kurdistan, kurdish people

[@ahmetenesgormez8662]

@@Hoger24 Every inch was seen in this video was Turkish lands and Turkish people, Turkish soldiers, Turkish hospitality ( also Turkish rude truck drivers included)

[@kenhoward3512]

I was kind of shocked and disappointed to hear that this would be the final ride in Türkiye. That Noraly was served an actual slice of honeycomb for breakfast sums up my feeling that this country, that I had little (and wrong) perceptions of, before, is now a place I hold in high regard. Cheers to Türkiye!

[@ArenVardanyan99]

country itself looks like the USA. they have all kind of biomes in Turkey. desertish canyons, snow taiga, metropols, tropical beaches and such more. amazing country, one of few.

[@mertnecati875]

@@ArenVardanyan99 True :) In fact Turkey alone has a fauna larger than all European continent. You can encounter trees you would see in Iran or Egypt and in another city you got something like Scandinavia. Similar to US but of course in a far smaller scale :)

[@exosproudmamabear558]

​​@@mertnecati875 Those trees are not native to Turkey. They are there for tourism. Our native fauna seriously doesnt related to southern neighbors that much. People forget Antalya is not tropical it is just mediterian

[@exosproudmamabear558]

It is not natural made tho. Those desertish canyons made by humans thousands of years wars and burning down forests made the country pretty barren. According to the historic records before Mongol invasian it was mostly foresty and a squirel could just go one side of the country to another up in the tree without droping to ground. And there is no tropical stuff in Turkey most of the tropical plants you see in Turkey are not native mostly planted by humans to pull tourism. But even without artificial interference it had pretty good diverse fauna. We have a lot of unique plants that only seen in Turkey

[@atilladaglarbuken8516]

Due to the countless wars and Mongol invasions that have taken place in our country for thousands of years, the forests were burned by enemy armies and the inner parts became barren. Ancient historians talk about Anatolia having very dense forests, but now we only have dense forests in the coastal areas.

[@perieven6357]

@@exosproudmamabear558 It was Alexander, who took off almost all forests in East-Anatolia for his big army walking to India... He knew, that Persia and Afghanistan were barren, and hostile, so he had to use the Anatolian forests.

[@ULGENX866]

İnsanlarımız bu bölgelerde güvenle yaşasın, gezsin diye verdiğimiz binlerce şehidimiz var. Hepsinin ruhu şad olsun. Mekanları cennet olsun. Onlar sayesinde insanlarımız ve turistler güvenle yolculuk yapmakta, yaşamakta.

[@manuelagrangeia]

I am amazed with the country that you are showing! What a wrong image I had of Turkey. You are opening minds with your vídeos. Besides you are such a great personality. Your mindset is brilliant. The world would be a Nice place to live if there Was more people like you. Thanks Noraly. Take care in Irak

[@ylmzçtnbş]

TÜRKİYE VE TÜRK MİLLETİ EŞSİZDİR BUNU BURAYA GELEN HERKES GÖRÜR

[@bulentekinci5493]

When I was little, I thought that foreign people were smarter. When I grew up and traveled to foreign countries, I realized that it was actually the opposite. They were little people who only criticized people in their little worlds, as if they had buried their heads in the sand.

[@kxno8302]

@@bulentekinci5493ağzına sağlık.

[@manuelagrangeia]

@@bulentekinci5493 You are absolutly right. The problem is you get all the stupid media news and judge from there. Then there is a fearless and brave woman who humanise and shows the real country. I must thank Noraly for the fantastic work she is doing. It is incredible how she deals with all curcunstancies smiling and showing the right side of Turkey.

[@fikretcalk1946]

@@bulentekinci5493 Allah'ına kurban olurum senin 👊👏👏

[@luizmeier]

The Turkey series left me impressed. Incredible people and landscapes. Definitely a country I want to visit.

[@rd4660]

I found Turkish people to be very lovely when I visited. Very humble and welcoming. We were traveling with our two high school aged children. In Istanbul they wanted to visit the local internet cafe. I walked down to the cafe with them and met the proprietor who was an older Turkish gentleman who spoke great English. He assured me while they were in his Internet cafe that he would take personal responsibility for their safety. He wrote down my name and the name of hour hotel. An hour later I went back to pick them up and they had made a handful of new Turkish friends. The next day I walked by the cafe and the owner's son wanted to know where my kids were, he wanted them to visit again.

[@elpresso1983]

I've been to Türkiye a few times and its a lovely country. Chill people, excellent food and incredible sights.

[@sergejskozlovskis245]

Огромное спасибо Вам Noraly, за прекрасное путешествие по Турции! 🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍

[@costasworldofmusicmemories5792]

It's amazing how quickly this series in Turkey has flown by. So many beautiful things to point out. We thank you for all the hard work that goes into showing us this beautiful country. Be Safe ! Stay Healthy ! Sending you much love❤ from Richmond, Va. Jim and Harriet

[@thomaspagan4914]

WHAT A FABULOUS TOUR through Turkey! With all of the great scenic views, the people, city and country landscapes, it has been amazing! Thanks so much for all of the hard work in creating such a great show and taking us along for the ride. Your new motorbike is really something as it looks fairly sensational yet unique. It looks to be performing wonderfully. Wishing you peace, strength and joy as you make your way. 100 percent AWESOME! THANK YOU!!!!

[@russellkersh389]

You impressed me by finding the exhaust bolt and being able to put it back together. You’re a hands-on lady that’s for sure enjoy your videos. Keep your riding and enjoy in life you have such a fantastic personality.

[@mikaelica]

This is great about Internet! To be able to follow Noraly on her adventures in the world. I am grateful and sends hugs from Sweden 🤗🇸🇪

[@BORDERSSAFARISTRAVEL]

❤🎉❤🎉😂🎉❤😂🎉❤

[@tonnywildweasel8138]

Agree 💯%!! Greets from the Netherlands 🇳🇱, TW.

[@papajeff5486]

Ditto…from an old fan, retired in the US, foothills of east Tennessee Smoky Mountains.

[@INTERNA9]

LOVE from Chicago USA.

[@peterliljeholmen5703]

More hugs here from Sweden! Here in Stockholm it is cold and dark and it’s a bliss following you on these beautiful roads… ❤️✨🍀🤗

[@ronaldjackson6333]

This whole ride through Turkey s pure magic. Maybe my favorite of all, but I fall in love with every plce you go. The Turkish people seem so welcoming. I had no idea about the mountains in Eastern Turkey.

[@ArdaUnhail]

After 100km's or so to the inland, average height of the Anatolian plateau is around 920 meters. It is one of the highest settled zones of the world. This actually make it hard and complicated to logistically connect the shores and inland. This is because Anatolia sits on the crushing area of three seperate tectonic plates, and that also make is one of the most active earthquake zones.

[@ronaldjackson6333]

@@ArdaUnhail Thank you for that info! I love the geo-info, an amateur studier of geology and human evolution.

[@ArdaUnhail]

@@ronaldjackson6333 ah, no problem. The central anatolia is a somewhat deserty moorland, because it lacks peaking mountains. However southwards there are Toros mountains, which are considered to be a stretching arm of the Alpine ridges, and to the east, many peaking mountains that hold quite a snow load in the winter, and thus feed the mesopotamian rivers Fırat and Dicle, or in the names that you may recognize, Euphrates and Tigris, that end up all the way in Kuwait. The rivers it seems, didn't developed a liking for the pretty plain mesa of the centeral anatolia and they flowed to the lowlands of Syria and Iraq. Strangely enough, one of the most acclaimed turkish celebrities is a Geologist called Celal Şengör. He is an internationally acclaimed geologist and maybe you can look for further information on these topics in more depth than I could provide. Or maybe wiki pages could broaden the topic for you.

[@rojavabashur6455]

ITS A KURDISTAN RIDE

[@voneroas]

@@rojavabashur6455 why are you saying that though?🤔 it's clear that she's riding in turkiye.

[@PrinceJohn-qe4nl]

It’s lovely to travel around and learn about others by yourself than listening to the media indeed turkey series is an eye opener lovely place,lovely people and good roads maintenance and nice view of mountains one day when I can afford to travel definitely will be visiting turkey

[@kengreenfield-nman]

I'm impressed by the quality of the roads in Türkiye!

[@selcukbakanoglu]

We care about the suspension systems of our camels. My camel is 2023 HEV.

[@demirdemir2227]

❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️

Yol yaptı diye dalga geçen samancı ve konserci CHP'liler ağlıyor.

[@yorukoglu7]

You came back after 5 years and there is only 1 episode left in Türkiye. I am already sad.😞 I hope you come back one day again. We will always be waiting for you again.👋

[@mehmetyuksel1796]

This whole Turkiye adventure was far from being just a motorcycle tour thorough a country. Your unbiased, genuine, warm and always calm (I do not know how you manage that :)) ) approach made these episodes priceless. I am sure you have noticed that maybe %90 of the comments were about how different they were thinking about Turkiye before they watch your tour. As a Turkish person I would like to express my deepest gratitudes. And a few words for the people who read this comment. Don't believe everything you see in mass media. Genuine people like Noraly are the real ambassador's of goodness. Noraly, have a safe trip. PS: 4000+kms... Tire change might be coming up when you finish Iraq if you are using soft tires...

[@winfriedklemm772]

Ich glaube gar nichts mehr, was in den M8medien kommt, nicht einmal die Uhrzeit oder den Wetterbericht!

[@Dave-sw2dm]

Same with what the world hears about the United States.

[@sinanermis]

@@Koorcho it's about pronunciation of the word. In English, you say “fifty percent” so the part that means % comes after the number. Meanwhile in Turkish you say “yüzde elli(50)” and yüzde literally means “in 100” so the word that means percentage comes before the actual number

[@aliaykutboz5357]

@@Koorcho yes it is Turkish way of using % sign

[@joachimdorr6060]

@@winfriedklemm772 Und erst recht nicht was aus dem "Netz" kommt. SELBST hinfahren nachschauen was Sache ist.

[@leonxosekennedy5381]

Türk Askerinin Asaleti 🇹🇷❤️🇦🇿 Sizleri Çox Sevirik

[@MichaelKuczynski-x5t]

Well I guess the time had to come when Noraly leaves Turkey 🇹🇷 what spectacular scenery and such friendly people. I’m sorry to see you leave but happy to see your next video heading into Iraq . Thanks for the ride .

[@gordonc2377]

The Türkiye series was definitely one of my favorite series of all your worldwide adventures to date. Visiting Türkiye has been on my bucket list for over a decade and I really appreciate your videos. You and Frankie rock!! Looking forward to your next videos as always. Be well, be safe and have fun!

[@Gogglethron]

I only learned about your channel at the beginning of the Turkey trip. You have done an amazing job with editing and documenting the wonders of my country. Most videos filmed in Turkey are usually the touristic places, but you have done an amazing job of putting the more undiscovered areas of Turkey on the map. I only have one objection, you did not visit Ankara, my home city! Anyway, I hope you return soon, and good luck with your journey through Iraq.

[@robertohurtado1457]

AMAZING JUST AMAZING VIDEOS THANKS A LOT NORALY ✅💯💯

[@richardvervoorn6626]

21:26 Noraly, it goes without saying that your courage is second to none. You handle yourself so well without the language skills. I know you don’t need advice from an armchair mechanic, but checking/tightening EVERY nut or bolt that you can reach every 1500 kms or so will pay dividends. Literally EVERYTHING ELSE YOU DO IS BORDERING ON PERFECTION. Stay safe and continue to enjoy the treks into countries I would NEVER EVEN THINK OF ENTERING…❤❤❤Rick

This is my first time commenting on a KZbin channel. I have followed your Turkey series since the beginning. I eagerly awaited each episode. You introduced our country beautifully. Thank you very much for this. I hope one day you will make a series just about Türkiye. I wish you safe driving. I hope you continue safely, Noraly. ❣👋

[@hakandiler1172]

Hello Noraly. I'm glad you enjoyed your journey in our beautiful country. Thank you for giving the whole world the opportunity to discover the beauties of our country. The region may be a little tense these days due to Syria. I hope you complete your Iraq trip without experiencing any negative situations. If you encounter any negativity, if you inform the Turkish consulate, they will mobilize for you. You became the honorary tourism ambassador of our country. Have fun driving and good luck.

[@antonoat]

@@hakandiler1172 very kind words, I’m sure they are appreciated by many! 👏😀👍🏍

[@darkrose8927]

Hat is so kind ❤

[@guestworks7959]

Basar has left the country!

[@jeffminnich3291]

She did a great job showing your beautiful country.

[@alannakennedy5273]

So enjoyed this series through Turkey

[@utq14]

She makes me want to travel... Keep going and have a safe voyage Noraly😍

[@mumtazozturk]

tüm vatandaş asker ve polisimizi saygı ve sevgılerinden ötürü tebrik ederim. iyi yolculuklar. tekerinize taş değmesin.

[@Akeseli06]

Amiiiin

[@muratsevim8626]

Amin

[@GòkbòrűLastottoman-n6e]

@@mumtazozturk amen

[@Sy13officiel]

Wow

[@dremanu]

Turkey is an astonishingly beautiful country, wow. Your videos have been a fantastic postcard into a country that is well know by name, but a mystery otherwise. I have to go visit Turkey, so much to see, geography, history, the people, the food, amazing. Good luck on your travels to Iraqi. May God protect you and keep you safe. Cheers!

[@rojavabashur6455]

ONLY KURDISTAN IS PRETTY

[@nitroall]

@@dremanu come bro,you will be like king,here!

[@rossitherhodie5659]

Turkey was good to you and thank you so much for the ride. I hope Iraq is just as accommodating and nice to you. God Bless you Girl. From South Africa

[@f3aok]

Quite surprised she's going into Iraq. Just hope she stays safe.

[@Impactfulaudios]

You are such a source of inspiration, courage & optimism! Inexplicable!❤

[@PatRambarran]

Totally love Turkiye love their road ways even in the mountains thank you for another awesome episode and as.always stay safe much love from Guyana South América

[@M440iUK]

I can't get over how stunningly beautiful Turkey is. It must be a joy to ride your bike there.

[@rojavabashur6455]

ITS KURDISTAN

[@erolsecret.]

@@M440iUK Kesinlikle Bisiklet Doğa Macera Bunlar Hepsi Mükemmel. Yorumun için teşekkürler.

[@thecruize9034]

@@rojavabashur6455 hahahaha nice try mountain boi

[@mahmutdemir5024]

@@rojavabashur6455 thats xırımistan, here is turkiye, you saw flags all over, keep dreamıng

[@cigarmann]

One thing your videos do, is shows how decent people are all around the world

[@RamadanBatata]

Don't trust appearences.

[@Horus2Osiris]

Always travel with a sidearm...

[@janzzen9095]

​@@Horus2Osiris From the USA?

[@1234567marks]

Great background music, atmospheric and not too intrusive, take care out there Noraly, 99.9 % of people are great, keep an eye out for the 0.1% 🙂👍

[@1234567marks]

Great background music, atmospheric and not too intrusive, take care out there Noraly, 99.9 % of people are great, keep an eye out for the 0.1% 🙂👍

[@olivierlespine3094]

Turkey open air museum a great country full of great people and fantastic culture ! Love it

[@Raff258]

Turkey was amazing and historic. The mountains, the sceneries the hospitable and friendly people who touched your life, maybe you'll never see them again in your lifetime so it's all memories of your great trip. Looking forward to your next conquest. Be safe❤

[@briansatchell2319]

Well said Memories Forever

[@garypatton9720]

What a beautiful area! Lake Vann has its own breed of cat called a Turkish Van. They are almost all white and have very soft fur and like to swim. Some are all white except for a striped brown tail. There is even a "Turkish Van Cat Research Center" at the Yüzüncü Yıl University campus. They are obviously proud of their cats!

[@meralkeskin8511]

​​​​@@Spinosaurus44Kurtler oraya bes yuzyil once geldi,biz bin yil once.Kimi kandiriyorsunuz.Gidin o propangandalari coplugunuzde yapin.Tarih sarihtir.İlerde baskanimiz olacak kurde bile hakarettir bu .O Vanli.Hakan fidan bizim isigimiz.

[@Banagal]

Turkey is a country of beauty and lovely people. The scenery is epic, and the roads are delightful. Frankie looks good; it's all clean. The big hotel looks inviting. Their food must have been delicious.

[@suIIysworld]

As a Turkish woman, being born and raised in Belgium, I enjoyed the last episodes a lot! Dank je wel Noraly ☺️

[@AlfredStoppels]

Wow, Never seen Turkey this Breathtaking! Amazing ride sofar Noraly. As always, apreciate a lot that you share all these adventures. Stay save!

[@popeye77ish]

Noraly, that was an amazing ride through beautiful Turkiye. The people and scenery are just stunning. All of this brings back memories of your season one, what a ride it has been over the last 6 years as you get closer to 2.5 mill subs. Thank you for bringing this beautiful world and all the beautiful normal people to my screen with your unique style. Bravo and all the best as you journey into Iraq. Bon Voyage from Canada 🤗

[@Klaus-c1i]

I must say Turkey looks amazing, beautiful nature and friendly people !

[@HasanYusuf-w5y]

Thank you,my friend.

[@ulsgnyl12]

🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🌹🇹🇷🌹🇹🇷🌹🇹🇷🌹

[@darthunleashed]

@@Klaus-c1i "friendly people" yeah right, nice try Turk

[@velialtn5127]

@@Klaus-c1i Teşekkür ederiz. bizim kardeşimizsin.

[@Klaus-c1i]

@@darthunleashed I am not Turkish, I'm from Europe

[@Tcserveri]

I am a Turk of Kurdish nationality. Especially the eastern part of Turkey is worth to be promoted because every part of the Turkish land is amazing. The Turkish soldiers were also very kind. We live in peace thanks to them.

[@kalkanciii]

senin gibi kurtlere can kurban allah senin gibi kurtleri basimizdan eksik etmesin

[@Watchme-j3q]

Sen adamın kralısın biz türkler biliriz ki gerçek kürtler türklerden daha çok vatanını sever

[@Bizibozar1907]

kanka Turk which has kurdish roots diyebilirsin ama turk of kurdish nationality yanlis biraz anlam olarak.

[@shamil.khanv2]

You are a Turk of Kurdish origin 🇹🇷 Great to hear that!! I thank you for not giving them this pleasure when the enemies were looking for an opportunity to turn us against each other. 🇹🇷

[@Tcserveri]

@@Bizibozar1907 kürt asıllı Türk'üm demek istedim kral

[@sharonprice2676]

Thank you Noraly, glad to see you are better. Beautiful through Turkey.

[@SchoolforHackers]

You know what’s really fun? This community. Thanks, Noraly, and all the rest of you too!

[@mikaelmartin9288]

Noraly, so cool when you kickstart Frankie next to those armed men at the police checkpints. Respect to you, but also respect to how friendly they were with you. But who canot only be friendly with Noraly. 😊. You are such a humble person.

[@Reza.J.G]

Special thanks to Noraly for this amazing video and it is a nice opportunity to see beautiful scenery and also seeing the borders between Turkey and Iraq.❤ Take care of yourself Noraly.

[@WhyWorry1]

What a triumphant return! Your joy is contagious, your tour of turkey has been beautiful, and your love for Frankie is obvious. Thank you for taking us through turkey, I had no idea that it is so beautiful!

[@mikestraveldiary]

Really enjoyed this Turkey 🇹🇷 segment. The scenery, the people etc it's been wonderful. Hope iraq 🇮🇶 people will be kind to you like the Turkish have.

[@buddies8757]

Dont worry, she not american 😊..

[@MrG00ny65]

What a fantastic trip through Turkey. Thank you so much Noraly for taking us all with you. I enjoy the music in these videos as much as the footage. Always it seems to be perfectly chosen for the occasion. I have even started following Tim McMorris on Spotify now. I remember his music was used in an earlier video of yours. I thought it was great riding music. So it`s even worth waiting for the music as well as the video. Next stop Iraq. Can`t wait. ❤👍

[@KaRAHanLLar-v4p]

Be careful, I congratulate you on your courage. To greet is to pray.❤❤❤❤

[@Neel71]

OMG! How can every part of such an enormous country be so beautiful! Even the non-touristy parts!! You should have spent a lot more time there.

[@ReynaLikk-yj4xw]

idk how you find this beautiful lol it's all arid, rock and sand

[@venumadhav2408]

The giggle after finding the nut for the exhaust is so cute, the positive attitude and verbal notes are so energizing, bring a smile whilst watching every moment of her videos.. you Rock Noraly. Be safe and bring it on for us to see the world through you ❤🎉

[@anconve1075]

4 x 4 woman !

[@bobsullivan5714]

She has done this for many years.....And, she still puts a leg over her bike, looks at the horizon, and says, "Let's go!" Some people are made of a very different stuff.

[@urbanflailer5416]

@@bobsullivan5714 oh yeah - Noraly is made of very different stuff indeed!

[@zylone1]

Honestly….this series for sure changed my opinion about southern east Turkey. People look quite modern, super friendly. Area looks great and traffic seems to be really reduced. Thank you for these impressions.

[@orinpatowary4356]

Thanks to Noraly, because people like me I don't have money for travelling, but I can travel the whole world through your video. Thanks alot ❤🎉

[@brentgordon8769]

Turkey is your best Series out all them!!!! Please be careful in Iraq!!!! Noraly keep your great content LUV Brent Gordon of Canada🌹🏍

[@ragweed3524]

Your cinematic skills just totally rock! I love those little humorous moments in traffic, with the cute music. What a gorgeous last day in Turkey. I have purposely bought a 4k television to enjoy it more! Glad you found the screw, and were able to get her cleaned up. Loved today!

[@lucindavillarreal2676]

Loved that moment in traffic when she shared her thoughts in captions instead of speaking…priceless! Made me laugh!!🤣

[@ragweed3524]

@ me too 😂

[@stevencarey5407]

You do such a great job integrating the video from your GoPros, 360 camera, and drone shots to give different perspectives as you ride and then adding music and voice narration. I don’t think people appreciate how much work is involved with this process! Very professional results.

[@musdabey]

Merhaba Rebeka, Türkiye'ye hoşgeldin ve güle güle. Tekrar gel. Sana bol şanslar diliyorum. Yolun açık olsun.

[@altabooyens623]

What a awesome sight of the entire country of Turkey and the friendly checkpoint guards - now we wait for Irak and the surprises it brings to Noraly

[@leatile267]

Watching from the lovely Botswana...I enjoyed Turkey the most. Beautiful scenery and mountains. Keep going Noraly❤️🇧🇼

[@gcorriveau6864]

Your videos are always educational on several levels: culture; local development status; styles and manners of people; geography, history, geology... and motorcycle maintenance!. Fascinating. Thanks.

[@peterdonecker6924]

You again created a piece of art. The composition of the majestic mountain scenes with the powerful music was fantastic. You're showing without bias what a wonderful country Turkyie is. Congrats on that piece of art and stay safe.

[@MsBooDelicious]

In awe how beautiful this side of Turkey was! Phenomenal drone footage👏🏻 THANK YOU so much for letting us travel with you ☺️ Stay safe & greetings from the Kingdom of 🇹🇴 Tonga (South Pacific) New Subscriber 👊🏻

[@curtisgrindahl446]

What a gorgeous country. I've visited Istanbul, Ephesus and Ayvalik but never traveled to the East. If I were a young man I'd want to return. Now you offer a window to the world with your amazing journeys. It is a delight that with the incredible success of this channel you can afford to stay in a few luxury hotels along the way. You give us such amazing content. Commercial television is a wasteland.

[@Ataturkunmuhafizi1881]

@@curtisgrindahl446 I live in Ayvalık. There are many more places you can see. Especially the Çanakkale Martyrs' Cemeteries.

[@meralkeskin8511]

Mardin,Urfa harrani tavsiye ederim.

[@2wheelsrbest327]

Maurice proves again how competent he is in diagnosing what the noise could. Brilliant work Maurice. You cannot fault Noraly on either her riding skills or her mechanical abilities. Its no wonder she has so many fans.

[@selcukcilek555]

Moritz.

[@cookie2000ad]

I've noticed you tend to kick start the bike when leaving check points and petrol stations, assertive, and confident! Keep being awesome, it's been great following along, and Turkey is now on my must visit list, the places and people seem wonderful!

[@gulsengulsahtetik]

Öncelikle bir bayan olarak cesur bir şekilde motorsikletle dünyayı gezmeniz muhteşem Türkiye’ye hoşgeldiniz Güzel anılarınız olucak❤