KARS, EASTERN TURKIYE 🇹🇷| A Multicultural City in the Armenian 🇦🇲Border
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- čas přidán 4. 06. 2024
- KARS, EASTERN TURKEY | A Multicultural City in the Armenian Border
Eastern Anatolia is one of the least explored areas of Turkey but just as the most known areas in the country, it also has outstanding places rich in history and culture.
This time we decided to explore the province of Kars, a city that borders Armenia, and the perfect getaway to the impressive medieval Armenian city of Ani.
Kars is also quite famous for its ski resort which is located just 40 kms away from Kars center, making it one of the preferred destinations for winter sports among Turkish citizens, and in my opinion, Kars has been one of the best cities in Turkey we have recently explored.
If you were wondering where to go in winter in Turkey, what to visit in Kars, and where to take the famous Eastern Express train, then this video is for you!
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Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:47 - Eastern Express
01:22 - About Kars
03:32 - Center of Kars
05:10 - What to Eat?
06:06- Historical Sites in Kars Center
09:27 - Aşık tradition
11:46 - What to souvenir to buy ?
12:42 - Medieval Armenian city (Ani)
18:31 - Frozen Çıldır Lake
20:23 - Kars Castle
21:04 - Kars Military Museum
22:04 - Ski resort
22:29 - Kars traditional dishes and Caucasian night
24:14 - My impressions about Kars
24:52 - Outro
Hopefully you’ll enjoy this video!
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Just want to say so much respect to Bery and Isa, to give us content not in your native languages but so clearly and perfectly is amazing and we are all thankful to see the sides of Turkey we have not seen before. Without these efforts, many peoples knowledge of Turkey would not go further than Istanbul. Thank you for your work!
Thank you so much! We do not speak perfect English but indeed we do our best effort 🙏 we appreciate your words! Very soon we’ll keep showing more of 🇹🇷
I travelled 3 weeks in SW Turkey and had a great time. I would love to go back and see more of the country soon. Thanks for your videos.
Welcome back to Türkiye soon! 🇹🇷🇹🇷
Incredible, impressive place😍😍 Muchas gracias 😊
Thank you for presenting Kars in such a detailed and informative way. This really helped! Looking forward to visiting it. All your videos are so informative. Keep up the great work!!
Very beatiful your video. My grandmother was born there in a village near KARS but she left during 1918. She said me that winder started there from October till almost April, she loved everything there
She is right, I even remember it's snow in May.
Romantic, stunning multicultural, yet slightly chilling city where the age-old superpower rivals Ottoman Empire and Russian Empire came to a showdown. Ani is a treasure of humankind. Wonderful one-and-only remote-yet-cosmopolitan border town Kars!
Thanks to (my dear)Orhan Pamuk I met Kars and now I see the city.Thanks a lot Bery.
My pleasure! Hope one day you can also visit Kars and that region, is so beautiful and is very rich in history.
Kars added to my list thanks to you. We appreciate your effort in each of your videos. Bery tips teams the best.
Thank you so much for your support! 🙏
When we visited Kars, we really loved it. Kars has lots of things to offer. The view from the castle was breathtaking, when I close my eyes, I can still visualize it. Love & respect from Bangladesh
It was a city that surprised me! So many interesting places to see ❤️
Öncellikle hoş geldiniz. Kars'ın yabancı gezginlere tanıtılması adına çok teşekkür ederim. Harika bir gezi ve harika bir video olmuş. Kar'ın en güzel zamanına tanık olmayışınız üzücü olmuş.
Merci ! Romanyadan
I started watching this channel in hopes you would go to Kars and Ani one day. Glad you finally made it. It's high on my bucket list of places to see.
Ani is truly impressive, I’ve visited many archeological sites in this country including the most touristy ones, but Ani was so special. After visiting Kars I became even more curious in Armenia heritage, culture and history, now I want to travel there soon ❤️
I love the fact that you travelled away from Istanbul for a change and this time around explored the eastern part of Turkey that is often overlooked. Turkey is indeed much more than Istanbul. In fact, there are many Turkish cities in the east that are renowned for their rich history and culinary specialties and definitely worth a visit. Thanks a lot for sharing useful information and your wonderful journey with us. For upcoming videos, how about covering cities on the Black Sea coast?
Yeah! We also wanted a bit of change in cities, we want to show you all other interesting cities that are not that explored by foreign tourists.
We’re still deciding what region should we choose next, we are between Black Sea Region and SE 🇹🇷, I’ve been to the Black Sea region since I was living there already so had the chance to visit many cities there, maybe that’s why we might choose SE🇹🇷 because it might be something new for me too 😅
@@BeryIstanbulTips Southeastern Turkey is well worth exploring too because of its unique cultures and rich history. Keep showing more of Turkey.
I like your videos before even watching them! Love your work
Thank you 🙏🏻
This content is extraordinary. Thank you very much.
Awesome👍🏼
I had some idea about Kars but I never knew that this place has so much to offer to its tourists. The whole video was excellent but the ANI Armenian Site was something out of this world with stunningly beautiful landscape. Loved those historical buildings, I wish they were preserved in their original form. Hats off to Team Berry Istanbul Tips for bringing this beautiful video to the world👏👏👏
Ani was incredible, is a place that deserves more promotion. Actually I will make a video dedicated just to Ani, the place has so much history that I couldn’t cover it as a wanted to in this video.
Soon Ani video is coming 🙏
If you ever come to Turkey, I encourage you to explore that region of Turkiye, as you said, it has so much to offer.
Thank you so much for watching us! 🎉
@@BeryIstanbulTips Although you tried your best to provide first hand information about this hidden archaeological treasure still I am eager to watch that dedicated video of ANI. My bag is packed and this time I will surely explore the region under review, just waiting for my visas and I will be there. I really appreciate your serious efforts in promoting tourism based activities. 🙏🙏🙏
@@Asad4034 it’s rather sad. It used to be an Armenian capital that strived off Armenian culture before the genocide. Now many buildings need to be restorated and many residents don’t even know the meaning of the architecture. Most of the churches down there are used as breeding stable
@@zohrabp2142 Indeed, it's sad to know about the destruction this iconic city recieved over a period of time. Good to know that It has now been designated as UNESCO World Heritage Site. Let's hope for conservation as well as restoration of this valuable heritage by the concerned authorities. Really impressed by the Armenian architecture and their rich history.
@@zohrabp2142 This place was inhabited for a very long time. Ani never recovered from a devastating 1319 earthquake and, more significantly, from the shifting of regional trade routes, and was abandoned by the 17th century. It is not related with the relocation orders of WW1 and war between Armenia and Turkey afterwards. The history of science and archeology are rather new. Most of the people in the region probably had no idea regarding cultural significance of the location and use the stones and rocks for other purposes whether it is armenian /turkish/kurdish/persian...etc If a building is not in use, they took the raw material for other purposes. We can see similar approach in basicila cistern of Istanbul, upside-down medusa. The Christian romans put that stone in their water tank :)))
I came here after reading "snow" by orhan pamuk
i waiting from long time you are kars video it’s beautiful video God always blessed you
🙏🙏🙏🙏
This is fun beautiful scenery
Спасибо вам за это видео и виртуальное путешесьвие по Карсу!
Realmente se pasó kars, maravilla de ciudad y mucha historia, gracias 😊
It's a great privilege to watch our Bery girl. We became addicted.
I’m glad to hear that ☺️
Came across your video while researching for my trip. I am planning to visit Turkey for the 1st time. Your video helps alot. I will be sure putting Kars in the travel list.
Teşekkürler bery
Ani seems to be great and very important place for Armenian society ☺️ thank you for showing it 🤩
Ani is a different city, it’s not kars
@@otaku.en3s897both are originally Armenian, so is Van, Mush, Karin (Erzerum) etc
nice video,keep safe.
my dear hometown Kars❣🇹🇷
Kars’ı çok sevdim! Gerçekten çok güzeldi ❤️
Begenmenize cok sevindim.Sevgiler,her zaman bekleriz🥰 / I'm so glad you like it❤
Turkish soups and cheese 🧀 makes me hungry 😊I want to try all 😍
Currently reading "Snow" by Orhan Pamuk which is set in Kars. I really wanted to get an insight into what the city looks like, even though the descriptions of it in the book are so hauntingly beautiful. I would want to visit absolutely every part of Turkey one day ❤️
what a nice and informative video. I was already tired of seeing head of vlogger. They should learn from your videos.
Thank you!
This video is so professional done 😍 definitely your channel about Turkey 🇹🇷is my favourite 😊 greetings Bery 🤩
Bery, I am loving your videos! I will be travelling to Turkiye mid August for 25 days. Trying to plan our time now. Would Kars still be good to visit in the summer? Every time I see it mentioned, it's around winter time. I am still trying to figure out how to fit in Konya, Mt. Nemrut, now very interested to see Kars, saw your video the other day about Eskisehir- so now I want to see that. We booked a tour to see most of SW Turkiye, we will have about 5-6 days where we can do SE including the stuff I mentioned (which yes is still some SW stuff). What would you recommend? FYI near the end of the tour we booked, last stop is Cappadocia before heading back to Istanbul so I am open to detour on my own from there if it makes it easier to go to some of my aforementioned destinations.
During summers, Kars is not as hot as other cities in Southeast of Turkey or Capadoccia. do not worry. so summer is also a good time to visit. may be after Cappadocia you can go to Kayseri (1.30h from Cappadocia) take a train to Erzurum (3-4 hours are enough to see Erzurum, you can watch Bery's Erzurum video) then take a bus to Kars. or you can take a direct bus from Kayseri or Konya too. there is a direct flight to Erzurum and Kars from Ankara too. OR after capadoccia you can visit Konya, (5-6h is enough to see the main attractions of the city) then take a bus to Eskisehir (a day is enough) then from Eskisehir to Ankara take a train. then you can take bus or flight to Kars from Ankara. after Kars you can visit ishapasa palace, van, mardin, midyat, diyarbakir, mt nemrut, urfa, Antep. but 5-6 days would not be enough.
My mom is from kars ❤️❤️❤️ she is ethnic Turkish Azerbaijani, with zaza Kurdish roots And my family argues if my grandma is from Georgia. Its lovely to see this city, since it’s often unknown❤️❤️ my two aunts were born here and went to Germany as ages of 9, where eventually my mom was born. In Germany my mom met my bosnian dad. one day I will visit and explore the city of my ancestors ❤️🩹
What a wonderful and interesting background you have! Thank you so much for sharing it with us ❤️
This city is a GEM! 🥰
oh, interesting. I did not know there was Zaza Kurds in Kars.🍀
Wow, the cheese looked so organic! masha'Allah!
La novela “Nieve” de Orhan Pamuk está ambientada en Kars. Muy buen video como todos los que hacen 🙌🏽
Muchas gracias por vernos! ❤️🙏
Lots of love ♥️ from India
No doubt the best travel log on Turkey. You and Isa are the best pair to give us historic and practical information about Turkish cities. ❤️ 🇵🇰
Its Türkiye not turkey
@@nevize6660 Yes you are right TURKIYE👍
Thank you so much! We enjoyed making this video a lot ❤️❤️
Beautiful
You are number one♥️👍🇹🇷
Awww! Thank you so much! ❤️🇹🇷🙏
Thank you for the video. Despite the people in kars not speak english very well, but they are friendly. Very happy to visit this city even people in turkey still shock when I said I want to go to kars. 🥰🥰 find kars because of your video but only did the kars gari from kars to erzurum.
So true! English is not widely spoken there but people try to communicate with us, body language is our best friend in those cases and a big smile ❤️
We didn’t take the train from Ankara either, we did the same as you, from Erzurum to Kars. Thank you for watching us!
Spectacular, awesome 🤩 and fabulous 😉
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed! ❤️🙏🙌
What an amazing tour log. Kars sure lives up to its name with all the snow :D :D :D The amount of hard work put in your videos shows. Keep it going bery. Till we meet gurush shurusz ;-)
Kars indeed is a winter wonderland ❄️
Thank you so much for you words! Indeed this video took us a lot of time and effort, actually it was one of the most difficult ones we have made so far, but we enjoyed editing it a lot! 🙏
Please tell us about the Degu Express. Do you have information on when the BTK (Baku, Teblisi, Kars) passenger service may begin. I want to go from Istanbul to Tbilisi on the train.
there is a cargo train but its not possible for passengers yet. recently i talked with local people, they told me it will open for passengers incoming summer. but i am not sure actually.
Good to see Turkey repairing the Armenian historical buildings and recognizing its Armenian heritage. Enjoyed your presentation. Selamlar from Canada.
Armenian history and heritage is so rich, after visiting Kars and learning just a bit of it, now I became even more curious about Armenian culture and I’d love to travel there very soon ❤️
Which ani was destroyed by persia and then greek and turkiye fixing it after 700 years.
@@BeryIstanbulTips👍🏻
God Bless the Land of Armenia
and its people 🇹🇷🇮🇷🇬🇪🇦🇲🇦🇿🇷🇺
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I wish visit this amazing town
The Kars war was the one on Kurt Sayit ve Sura series?
At 23:45 they’re literally eating lavash with a duduk playing « ara vay » you definitely can not make more Armenian than that 😂
Lavash and its name are of Assyrian or Aramean origin. (ܠܵܘܵܫܵܐ lawasha "a flap of thin bread"). It's one of the most widespread types of bread in Iran, Azerbaijan, Armenia, eastern & southeastern Turkey and northern Iraq. Duduk is also an important part of the music tradition of Azerbaijan where it's called balaban. The word duduk comes from Turkish düdük which is cognates with Turkmen tüýdük. The Turkmen🇹🇲 musical instrument tüýdük is like a longer version of duduk. Look at its photos.
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This is city of my grandparents.
Kars çok güzel
🥶🥶🥶
Bu kadar soğuk değildi, bu piknik havasıydı 😆❄️
Turkey yerine Türkiye demen çok hoş davranış. Teşekkürler. 🤗🤗
🙏🙏🙏🙏
Evet, Kars ta Ermenilerin diyor.
@@SSs-ls9up tam olarak nerde diyor?
@@SSs-ls9up nerede diyor? İngilizce anlamıyorsan altyazı aç.
Turkland denmeliydi daha iyi olurdu.
"AYAYAYAYAYYYYY"
Thankyou for making this video. For female solo traveler, do we need to take or join some open trips to explore Kars?
Kars is very similar to Gyumri
I love you kars
Aaa karstan selam Ardahanı ne kadar iyi telaffuz ettin
Çok teşekkür ederiiiiim! 🙏🙏🙏
U hv nice voice as TV presenter
21:04 Bir Türk olarak böyle bir yerin varlığından yeni haberim oluyor :/
Please do a video in Trabzon
We have it on the list, hopefully soon! I would love to go back to Trabzon 🥰
Been to Kars, end of 2021. Honestly, not the most friendly people there, had a bad experience throughout. Especially towards foreigners. My own experience.
Sorry to hear that, we didn’t experienced anything bad, i loved it 😊
Beautiful Kurdistan
When was this filmed? I'll be there in late October of 2022.
it was the frıst half of January 2022
I suggest you to take thick warm clothes winter starts around Octobrr therr and lasts up to April. I am an English teacher here. Been living and exploring around for 2 years. Be my guest.
Kars siempre fue de Armenia. Puede ser en idioma Españoi por favor?
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Is it possible to arrive in Kars via airline? I am interested to reach Mt.Ararat
Yes, of course. We returned from Kars to Istanbul by plane.
if you plan to visit Mt. Ararat, land on Igdir Airport, its much more closer to mt Ararat and has daily flights to Istanbul and Ankara.
Historic Armenia is beautiful!
Modern Turkey is great
Last 1000 years Ottoman Empire time before that romans ruled anatolia how is that possible armenia ??
You mean historic kurdistan is beautiful
Here we go
@@omedmiro9158I am myself an Iranian Kurd and a Yazidi Kurd and Kurdistan region and Turkey are originally a part of The Persian Empire!
Cost from Ankara to kars ?
It is around 1400 TL (100 usd)
Feeling first with 20 others 💀
"Meksikalı kız çok karizma" Hahah
😀😀🇲🇽🇲🇽
Love from Adeel Karachi Pakistan
Thank you so much! Much love to Pakistan! 🇵🇰
Hoping for ☮️ between 🇹🇷 and 🇦🇲
🇹🇷☮️🇦🇲🙏
@@BeryIstanbulTips ❤️ 🤗
Never peace until no justice
@@themer1428 😂
@@themer1428 Well they already are working on normalizing their relations so I think there will be peace.
Beautiful Western Armenia🇦🇲🇦🇲
😂😂😂
Its so painful to see Kars in Turkey . My grandma was born and raised in Kars and in 1915 fleed to Armenia to escape genocide. Her entire family gave lots of gold to turk, who help them to escape. Since then Kars , that was Armenian, became Turkish.
Wrong .
1915 kars was under russian occupation.
Armenians ( tashnaks )were ki...lling Turks
Dont lie.....
Kars was Turkish since 1064
Before that romans ruled anatolia and Kars .
Yes armenians lived in Kars at past but never ruled by armenians
dont worry HDP won the local elections in kars. They are predominantly kurdish and include some different minorities.
Kars had been ruled by Turks since the 11th century. In 1915, Kars was under Russian rule, and the Muslims (Turkish people, Azerbaijani Karapapakh-Tarakamas and Kurds) made up the majority in Kars Oblast.
that is ancient greece
Visit Pakistan too. It is a beautiful country of the world. People are hospitable. It is second to none in the world in terms of natural beauty and tasty food. It is a very safe country.
Pakistan has been in my list! Hopefully one day soon 🙏🙏
Kars was an Armenian city! That is why you see that there are so many old Armenian churches there!
Yerevan azerbayjan city
Of course, not just Kars. Mount Ararat, Erzurum and other cities are Armenian. Hopefully one day we can get our territories back, with Artsakh and Nakhichevan #ArmeniaStrong
@@Shant15 that's why you always get your asses kicked, put a brake on your fairy tale irridentist bullcrap.
@@edwardsnowden8821 Thank you, armenian nationalist just thinking them self, world is changed but they don't understand that even Turkey changed too Turks are not really "central Asian turk" if nationalists will go out of world, world will become more healthyer place.
@@metehanakar0 I’m Armenian living in Armenia 🇦🇲 I feel the same way we Armenians don’t need that bloody land we need peace these people who are making comments with their big mouths don’t even live in Armenia and their young boys are not fighting love and peace from Armenia♥️🇹🇷
First of all, thank you for your efforts in promoting the region. 🙏I must state about Ani that this archeological site is not an ermi city. Ani, an important settlement since the Iron Age, was a part of the lands of the Nairis and Urartians, who were natives of Anatolia. While walking around the area, I'm sure you've seen the caves too where people lived in ancient times. I mean, it would be better if you went with someone who is more competent and knows the area. 😉 Good luck🙏
Nairis and Urartians are the earliest predecessors to the Armenians, this is a common fact, and yes Azerbaijanis do have history 🇦🇲🇦🇿
Armenian music and dance presented as caucasian
And isn’t Armenia in the Caucasian region among other countries such as Georgia, Azerbaijan, and some parts of Southern Russia? 🤔🤔
I’m asking in a good way because I like learning of other countries and cultures, so if you could please enlighten us with your wide knowledge not just us but others reading the comments, that could be great.
Remember that commenting is not just throwing 💩, is way better doing it in a CONSTRUCTIVE WAY, that way we can all learn something from others, just saying.
@@BeryIstanbulTips You are so sweet it's really touching :) :)
My anger, frustration and immense painful messages are not directed to YOU or to any good hearted person, it is directed to those who are responsible for all this hate and ongoing genocide - please understand that I have no hard feelings whatsoever against you or any good person - no matter if Turkish or whatever nation or religion or race.
Its not a big deal - there was one dance&sound that was Armenian among the Caucasian ones. And Armenia is in the Caucasus region but as a Culture and Ethnicity and Nation Armenian (just like Turkish/Azeri) is not a Caucasian one. Armenian belongs to the Arian / Indo-European branch. And Turkish to the Turkic branch. But this all doesn't matter - I only liked to mention it because our haters always try to portray the Armenian as something else and nothing on its own - to show that nothing belongs to Armenia(ns) - but you are obviously not someone like that
Is so good reading this! Thank you so much for providing us more information about your country, as I said before, I love learning about other cultures and to me this comment has definitely taught me something new that I didn’t know before and I’m sure many others reading the comments section will also learn from your comment. Trust me, after visiting Kars and Erzurum (we know that all of that region including Igdir, Ardahan, Van, and other provinces) were Armenian lands now I want to visit Armenia even more, I was always so curious and interested in their history and culture but after visiting Ani now I’m even more interested in going there, hopefully one day soon and also that way I can learn more about your rich culture.
@@BeryIstanbulTips you are so lovely!! "My land" is your land, we are all one big family - I hope there will be peace and love between us and we can all keep our identity, culture and history with love and respect for eachother. My culture is not better than yours, they are both beautiful and deserving of love and preservance. There should be more great people like you, you are the most valued guest that we could have, i hope you will have the best time in Armenia and only positive feelings. Im so glad you exist and I wish you all the best and succes in your life 🙏 unfortunately I dont live in Armenia, otherwise I would show you around and make sure you have the best possible trip in Armenia. Tell everyone who thinks like you that so many Armenian people are grateful that you exist and for they way you are ❤
It’s actually sad to see this beautiful church turned into a mosque.
Historic Armenia
Modern Turkey
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Imagine how many Armenians was killed here and persecuted from their historical home lands
Cry
This is FULLY ARMENIAN LAND that soviet russia gifted to turkey!! The same way they gifted ARMENIAN NAKHIJEVAN AND ARTSAKH to azrbejan!!! THIS IS A FACT, ALWAYS REMEMBER THAT THE LAND YOU LIVE ON BELONGS TO ARMENIA!!!!
Fırst keep and save your country dont be burgler of neigbours land
It means you want war again
all these is anatolia
huns eat raw
are not from there
🤦♀️
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Стаоинни Армянский город.Карс.
The cross where cut out because they where haram ! Did they have to build the mosque in church! Couldn’t they leave the churches as a historical side for turkey!
Карс эрзрум все эти земли армянские земли подаренные Лениным и Сталиным туркам за признание России турцией двацатом году
By 1064 Selçuk Turks come to Kars take it from romans .
Ruled by Turks till 1878
Древний город Армении 👍🇦🇲
Почему Армения?
@@sofiahammond8838 because they dream of Kars altough Kars never ruled by armenians.
Last 1000 years Ottoman before that romans ruled anatolia
Most biased guide ever.
If you say so 😆 i bet you are the one knowing the “only one truth”….
Bu kiz bir ajan, anlayin artik. Hollanda televizyon programinda da surekli Kars ermenilerin sehri diyorlar. Orasi turklerin degil multi etknik diyorlar. Yani alistira alistira. Tekrar etmeyi devam edin. Turistlik adi altinda propagandaliga baslamissiniz... acaba hayal ettiginiz nedir? Biz biliyoruz.
Hahahahahaha yorumun en komik!! Gerçekten! 🤣🤣
Evet, hafta içi İspanyolca öğretmenim ve seyahat videoları yapıyoruz, hafta sonunda, ajanım -ajanım adı Bery Gadget- (sadece hobi gibi) ama hükümetten çok para alıyorum 😝
@@BeryIstanbulTips Senin kim oldugunu cok iyi biliyoruz.
@@SSs-ls9up “biliyoruz” değil… BİLİYORUM 😅 herkes için KONUŞMA! Neyse ki tüm insanlar o eski kafa ideolojilerine inanmıyor 😀
O zaman hayatım çok iyi BİLİYORSAN, roman yazabilirsin. 😝
🕵🏻♀️🕵🏻♀️🕵🏻♀️🕵🏻♀️🕵🏻♀️
aman aman kunem turkeri maman !!!
Kunem mamat hayastan
In all fairness, this is Armenia!!
Western Armenia 🇦🇲💪🏾
Eastern Turkey 🇹🇷🤘
Armo loser
You know why the turks are in admiration to armenian architecture, monuments, they are in admiration to something that don't belong to them, because it's culture, something that turk will never create. Eastern anatolia is definitely armenian like it or not. Turks are in fact so peaceful that thousands of armenian churches were destroyed, millions of armenians being massacred. An occupied territory remains an occupied territory. The armenians will return in eastern anatolia called Armenia unitl the last century, It's just a question of time. Turks are happy to show an armenian church. Many famous monuments in Istanbul were built by armenians like Dolmabahce palace, Dolmabahce mosque, Beylerbey palace. Be in eternal shame turks
You can supress my comments, the truth hurts.
Why should I suppress your comment? I’m not even Turk, in case you didn’t know 🤷🏻♀️
And according yo your comment? Can’t I get admired by other cultures, other architecture, history, etc? Wow! Didn’t know that!
I’m just showing the amazing places I get to visit as a Mexican, period.
Cry much harder 😂
How much did you spend on the taxi for the whole day??
More likely is not the same price as 2 years ago when we visited. But it was something like 1,000 or 1,500 TL, can’t remember exactly but don’t expect the price to be the same years later, inflation is at its best now.