Southeast Turkey Part 2 Midyat & Hasankeyf in 4K with Turkish subtitles (Türkçe altyazılı)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Hasankeyf and Midyat Southeast Turkey
Exploring southeast Turkey with Mick and Trudie Scarsbrook (Mick Amca), Part 2 of a 5 part series
It’s part of Turkey that both myself and Trudie have never explored before.
This part of Turkey has interesting history going back to the migration of mankind and the development of early religions and the first known agriculture. Some of the first built christian churches and mosques are all in this fascinating region.
Please watch and enjoy our five part series to the amazing, Southeast Turkey region.
Where we stayed in Midyat: Hotel Shmayaa
We used Tripadvisor extensively, for most of our travel.
Transport we used: (flights to Mardin - all via instanbul)
Pegasus airlines dalaman to Istanbul
Turkish airlines Istanbul to Mardin
Skyscanner to check other airlines
Car hire from Merdin Otomotiv 04822131599 or 05424224747 Özkan they also picked us up from the Airport in Mardin
#mickamca #hasankeyf #midyat
Yine olağanüstü bir video daha... İnanılmaz... Bu video henüz şimdiden bir belgesel olmayı hak ediyor hem de fazlasıyla... Ayrıca bu video 10 yıl sonra daha değerli olacak, 50 yıl sonra ise çok daha değerli olacak... Çok teşekkürler Mick Amca ve Trudie...
@@mickandtrudie
Evet, ben de bu konuda sizinle aynı fikirdeyim.
Gerçekten sizin büyük bir hayranınızım ve belki de en büyük hayranınız benim.
Dediğim gibi, tüm bu muhteşem videolarınız 10 yıl, 20 yıl, 50 yıl sonra çok daha değerli olacak.
Belki biz 50 yıl sonra yaşamayacağız ama senin ve Trudie'nin yaşama sevinci, doğa sevgisi, Fethiye ve Türkiye sevgisi ve o muhteşem videolarınız 50 yıl sonra da yaşamaya devam edecek...
İşte bu muhteşem...
I’m from Turkey / Adana but currently living in Canada/Vancouver , Greetings from Vancouver , I explored ur channel right now and your videos made me happy , thanks for your all beautiful thoughts about my country , ❤️ btw Have you ever been in Adana? it’s quite close to Hatay , you should visit Adana too!! Adana has a very old history back to the Roman Empire, and there are structures that still survive today. I am pretty sure that you will love it, but I don’t recommend you go to Adana in summer because extremely hot city🥵 😂💕
i thought he typed "çok" incorrect then i realise that he thinks its "çök". so sweet nick amca . nice channel :))
Amca Türkçen çok güzel 😀😀😀😀
Are you planning to go to Nigde and Bor
Indigenous people and real owners of these lands are Kurds.
yes, this is the land of the descendants of the Medes.
#kurdistan
Mixed now 🤠
Congratulations on this new installment of you series, Mick. Your videos keep reminding me of how beautiful a country Turkey is, and more importantly, of how beautiful a people Turkish are. Looking forward to the next episode, görüsürüz!
Fantastic series your wife and you are creating. It so fascinating to see a normal type of life from these areas, far away from the war scenes from Aleppo, not very far from here, we have been fed with for so long. Your series really makes us (my wife and me) want to explore also the eastern parts of Turkey and not only the usual places we have been to so far. Hope to see you around Delta Hotel in Fethiye in May 2020
@@mickandtrudie yeah black sea region is like amazon forests in brazil. but AKP and their islamist/liberal/wild-capitalist soul is there too. they are destroying beautiful nature, forests, hundreds of years old trees with concrete buildings for arabic tourists. they have already destroyed lots of nature for thermal plants and gold mines. they are enemy of the nature and they wont stop until they make turkey an another arabic desert country for their uncouth brothers in arabia.
I loved the day I spent in Hasankeyf 15 years ago. So sad about the damming of the river.
teşekkürler Mick amca ve tatlı eşi 💓
I am glad you made it Hasankeyf before it is submerged
I have never seen Hasankeyf, Mardin, Midyat, Diyarbakır, Hakkari, Sirnak cities in my life as turkish citizen. Thanks to visit those 1700 kms away places to Ankara city where I live.
I watch lots of turkish series like Hercai the series is record in this town that's way i was curious to see how it looks there i love turkish series they are the best i from slovakia but i really enjoy turkish series but of course this series is translated in my language
Good job uncle Mick, be safe...
I absolutely love your videos! Love your humor, the pace, and the music you choose..
Dugundeki ortami ve kadinlari cok beğendim hepsi cok hoş görünüyorlar ❤
Mick Amca you are a great personality. Looking forward to meet you someday.
Siz çok tatlı eşlersiniz :)
İkinizde harikasınız Mick Amca! Teşekkürler. Muhteşem bir video olmuş.
Incredibly realistic documentation for now and especially for the future. Not only the infrastructure is shown, to show the feelings of the people is also a fine idea. Thank you for your efforts!
Hello 👋 again sir,I learned a lots, beautiful,gorgeous country 🇹🇷I loved your tone voice so 👍Bless you always .take care.🍷🦋💙cheers
Yazık şu güzelim tarihe kıyıyor alçaklar
hain kostaklar
Welshoot. 😍 i have dreamed this country but can not go alone☹️😔 but enjoyed alot to see you.😄
Why can you not go alone? 🙋♀️
Mick amca hasankey sizleri seviyor
The turkish tv series hercai was made here this is my favourite city and i am seeing this video between hercai tv series in urdu
....🥰from india
I was reading this book - "From the Holy Mountain " by William Dalrymple which led me to Midyat and then on to your video. Enjoyed it and keep it up.
eşin ve sen harikasınız!♥
1:17 It is ironic that you use yemen song in this video as a British.
@@mickandtrudie It is about Turkish soldiers who were sent to Yemen in the first world war to fight a battle aganist The United Kingdom and rebel arabs(Lawrence of arabia) for the Ottoman empire. They went to Yemen from Muş (a city of eastern part of Turkey). They all died in Yemen. So after that tragedy, the Yemen song wrote by the local people of Muş for the memories of soldiers, death in Yemen.
@@mickandtrudie This song is not more popular than Gallipoli song but it is also very common. Turkish Van Gogh 🤣 it is intersting. Anyway great video thanks.
@@mickandtrudie its so sad poems for our lost soldier in yemen..İts so popular..Every single Turks know it and when you play it you will see their eyes change..its like top 5 song/poem from war year..
ua-cam.com/video/q9s4n_qTqJA/v-deo.html
@@yunussorgun6372 Hocam Muşla yakından alakası olmayan bir parça 100 kere falan kanıtlarla ortaya çıktı Muş değil Huş..yabancı dilde yazmadım çok önemli değil sonuçta bu milletin Türklerin eseri ha harput ha Muş ama olsun..Bilgi kirliliği olmasın
@@mickandtrudie i like this version so much if you'd like to listen => ua-cam.com/video/vTceWNG3LFE/v-deo.html
I did my advanced higher geography project on the GAP! Such an interesting project with huge repercussions.
These areas you visited were earlier majority christian areas. I am one of the sons of that land who is the son of refugees from Midyat and its villages. May god bless us all and let us live out our lives on the soil of our forefathers🙌
bruh kurds live there
@@mickandtrudie it;s majority kurdish and been a kurdish land since forever
@@mickandtrudie In Midyat from which my ancestors are from, it was a majority christian town up until the early 1980's but then because of persecution all christians left for Sweden, Germany, Usa etc. The 30-40 villages surrounding Midyat were also completely christian back then.
@@mickandtrudie According to turkish population census 1960. there were 600 christian households in midyat. But there were only 30 muslim households. so Christians were 600/630 houses. Which estimates that out of a population of 5,400 of those 5,000 were christians.
@@mickandtrudie Many wish to and many do. But the problem is not many people can because they cant get any visa in order to be able to buy properties. Every year mord People pack their bags and return to the land of their forefathers. But what is the name of that village?
How long would a trip to Southeast Turkey take?
1 month to travel everywhere
My gosh, a lot has changed in Hasankeyf. My favorite town in Turkey which I've visited in 2013 when all historical stuff are still in its original location and state. Great documentary of a great historical town. Reminded me a lot of my visit to Mardin, Midyat and especially Hasankeyf.
Hasankeyf için çok üzgünüm ...
Çok güzel
MIKE amca your doing great job, super beatiful places
Is so sad what’s happening to this people and town.
He’s not happy, he just doesn’t want to say anything against the government and get in trouble...
Why the hell would he be scared of the government?
@@aviationmaster14 because head of the government is a dictator. if this guys say sth and made popular among internet he may find himself as FETÖCÜ in 24 hours lol. new turkey! the country of joke.
turkey is a nice country if you are not her citizen lol.
@@ogunkovan you clearly have no idea ...
you guys rock :) thank you for all this(coook tesekkurler!!!!)
Allah razi olsun Mick amca ;-)
I am happy to discover Mick Amca and his wife’s channel. Nice content, nice editing, nice music 😀The only problem I feel guilty for not being explored these cities yet and had not filming the ones I had explored 😩
I can tell that u r enjoying ur life there in Turkey. great place to live coz loads of things to see.
Biraz hotel fiyatı yükselince hemen şikayetçi oluyor lar. Sorry yurtdisinda bu fiyata otel yok.
Mick amca çöp videondan sonra çöplerde azalma oldumu? Olmadıysa birazdaha kuvvetli fırçalı video çeksen.
Songname at 2:00??
Bence insanlar kizmasin cunku orda baraj yapilsada diving dalgic turizmi olur ve o barajinn etrafinda binlerce turist gelir oralari gorur bence ileride daha cok para kazanir oradaki insanlar orda turizm bitmez my opinion theres turizm never finish will be grown
Beautiful Assyria ❤️💙
it's land of kurd still this day
since before issa/jesus we've been here
@@angryman9333 its Turkey guys
@@kerem8181 he just said it first belonged to Kurds
We as Kurds don’t have to separate, we just want to be treated equally
Devlet guzel evler yapiyo modern tabiki kendi buyudugun koy baska oluyo
Love Turkey Mardin
From Azerbaijan 🇹🇷🇦🇿
Now since you´ve criticised the current governments action in terms of GAP, what else would you say about the engagements of the regime, Mick amca?
Mick amca i am super impressed with your knowledge/fluency in TUrkish!!!!Masallah!!! Bravo sana!!! Harikasin!!!
Many thanks to you and your beloved wife for introducing Anatolian cultural heritage to the world. I met many kind English people like you while studying at Lboro University. Best wishes.
So happy to watch this video I study here (turkey) 🙂 I just wanna go there, guys how much money is enough for me ?. Just 1 week
Fantastic documentary and travel information uncle mick , your a an O.G . Such a lovely couple enjoying life and sharing your travels with everyone, we appreciate your efforts, thank you.
Mick and trudie you to amazing and funny sometimes hello anybody there old church
Travel vlog or a political propaganda video can't really tell.
Midyat is a Syriac City, unfortunately almost none Syriac people live anymore.
Mick Scarsbrook Midyat is made up of 4 Aramean (Syriac) families who originally came from Hasankeyf. After that, more Aramean families came from other places and it became an Aramaic city. The Syriac people have a rich history in Mesopotamia. Urfa (urhoy), for example, was an Aramean kingdom and unfortunately Syriac no longer lives there either. this is also the place where father Abraham comes from. You have make a good 👍
This is not Turkish fault , they migrated to Sweden for a better life , there is a big amount of Syriac living in Sweden with Turkish citizenship.
They fleed from Kurdish ambush..Also last 60 year % 60 of Turkmen families fleed from east side of Turkey from Kurdish ambushes..SO they can claim those lands to themself..For Great isreal plans..Free Kurdistan to united Kurdistan to United middle east under blue flag..There is a reason today all those citys % 70 Kurdish who came from iran and ıraq side..Around 1990 is Ozal ( ex president of Turkey ) opened boarders for KURDS from Saddam..Like today how Erdogan opened boarders to Araps..those invades totaly changed our population balance and cultural shocks..like how those 6 million ARABS will change Turkey forever next 20 year..so we was fien with Assyrians or christians we lived almost 1000 year together..But Kurdish cartels do not want to share those richses to X nations..
the Kurds are of course also guilty of the departure of syriac people. but don't forget that the syriac people in turkey were also 2nd rank citizens.
The Kurds have no history in those places. So it is not correct to say that there is Kurdistan. we even have history there before Christ.
How sad that this place will be under water
I wonder what boran is doing ? 🤣
Great info and video's as always Mick
🌷🙏🌷
Wonderful thank you
It is so foolish to become political in a Vlog. Very disappointing.
@@mickandtrudie Why don't you watch your Vlog again, how you turned it into questioning the governments decisions.
@@mickandtrudie Well, I don't understand why you got so offended. This is how it came across to me and did simply make no sense to me that's it. Of course you can, but it felt as you were influenced by others. I am a free person and free to ask whatever I want and I find Turks very unrealistic when it comes to their judgement about Turkey. I was watching your Vlog, because I want to travel to Turkey and was trying to figure out where I should go.
@@mickandtrudie OK, fair enough, but you have to understand that when you are on UA-cam there will be critic as well. You can't expect people to only comment good things. I gave you a thumbs up on all your other videos, except for this one. And trust me I could not care less, but I like to enjoy a Travel Vlog without stupid political opinions. That's all. If you were not political, you wouldn't make a big fuss about it. Maybe you are under the influence of some people, because this is how you react to a simple comment. It's all cool.
I love British people, they are the kindest and most respectful people on the earth