I really love that you’ve found a reliable and kind travel buddy in Jérémy! Traveling solo is always fun, but having a newfound friend to share you experiences with makes it all the more exciting (and fun to watch!). I’m glad you’re having a good time in Turkey!
Turkey is coming as a surprise..as you did with my homeland Colombia with a variety of sites, topography, atypical tourists destinations that are very interesting 👌
i literally watched the whole turkey videos in one sitting😂 the videos you made really are great quality that i can't seem to stop watching! thank youu for introducing me to a lot of places in turkey, since i only know istanbul and cappadocia before haha it really made me want to go to turkey soo bad. hope you stay healthy during the trip, christianne!
Every thing there looks like a dream from the hotel, to the restaurants and cafes, the geography, architecture and the BALLOONS! I love how many activities there are to do there-we too would have picked ATVs over horseback! We recently had a far too short stay in Istanbul and are itching to return to explore more of the country!
Your videos just get better and better! Such a nice mix of content as well as amazing destinations. Would love to see more of Jeremy, he seems so sweet 😁🥰
Hi Christianne! Enjoying your videos immensely. Even more so because your friends, Micha and Justina, were there just recently. They made awesome vlogs too. Combined with your vlogs makes me want to go visit Turkey! Compliments to Jeremy for helping a lot with the camera work. Awesome video! 😊👍
You ALWAYS draw me in with your content. Been watching for years and you never fail to show amazing places that I have never considered traveling to. Love watching your travels and love that you have found great people to travel with. Can’t wait to see Thailand!
'illegal tea' is 'kacak cay' in Turkish referring to the fact that it used to be imported from Iraq and Syria through the border to southern cities of Turkey in an illegal way in the 70s when Turkey was a closed economy and things produced in Turkey, such as tea, were restricted to import. 'Kacak Cay' is basically Ceylon tea which is mostly consumed in the southeastern part of Turkey. The name remained 'kacak cay' even after it became legally imported in the 80s. So the tea you drank was totally legal and nothing was wrong with it, except its taste 😊🙂
Cappadocia is definitely in the top 5 of your videos as far as scenery goes! Very beautiful place and the ballooning was spectacular! Too bad no pubs on that hike though lol.
@@BackpackingBananas love the way you always reply... looked at budget and what was spent apart from my plane tickets to Turkey and e kamet 1 year card it worked out about same.. as a solo it s a bit harder so stay in hostels.. still here lol..
We stayed in Cappadocia for a month last Winter and it was so magical 😍. We did vlogmas in Turkey last December. It’s definitely our favourite country!
I've just stumbled on your Vlog and this is fantastic. This is a place I really want to see! Very helpful information. I'm going to check out your other vids. :)
Aah, I love Göreme! I think it's completely worth the hype. My friend and I hiked in the love valley, and it was definitely the best hike of my life. Did you also got to Antalya?
Beautiful; that was so good! How did I only find your channel about a month ago? (And yes, I’ve gone backwards and watched a little a lot of your past vlogs.) 🙂
Did you not make it to the underground city called kaymakli while you where there or were you short on time or perhaps that didn't really catch your interest? Either way, great video and as always, cheers.
I would say at least 3-4 days, I think you could see everything in 3 but many things are weather dependant so it’s nice to have a few extra days to play around with just in case!
Heya, love your vlogs! Especially these Turkey vlogs as I've very recently traveled Turkey for two months. Loved the country very much and it's awesome to see all these nice places again :) I just wonder every time you fly short distances, like Istanbul to Izmir or Antalya (I think) to Capadocia, if you take the effect on global warming into account. I know everyone has their own way of traveling. But at the same time it breaks my hart a little every time I see this, when you can easily travel these parts by train or bus. And I wonder: what is your take on this? Do you think about these things whilst traveling?
for sure I take this in to account 😊 I take into account the time difference, price difference and how much time I have to make the journey. Flying isn’t always the option but sometimes it simply makes the most sense
I really love that you’ve found a reliable and kind travel buddy in Jérémy! Traveling solo is always fun, but having a newfound friend to share you experiences with makes it all the more exciting (and fun to watch!). I’m glad you’re having a good time in Turkey!
He will be joining me a lot more in the future! I’m very lucky 🥰
I love your vlogs! You do a great job capturing the country. Turkey is Defently on my bucket list, looks like lots of fun!
Turkey is coming as a surprise..as you did with my homeland Colombia with a variety of sites, topography, atypical tourists destinations that are very interesting 👌
It surprised me too for sure!
i literally watched the whole turkey videos in one sitting😂 the videos you made really are great quality that i can't seem to stop watching! thank youu for introducing me to a lot of places in turkey, since i only know istanbul and cappadocia before haha it really made me want to go to turkey soo bad. hope you stay healthy during the trip, christianne!
Every thing there looks like a dream from the hotel, to the restaurants and cafes, the geography, architecture and the BALLOONS! I love how many activities there are to do there-we too would have picked ATVs over horseback! We recently had a far too short stay in Istanbul and are itching to return to explore more of the country!
I’m glad you chose the quad instead of the horses! Animals that are used for things like this often get treated very badly :(
Your videos just get better and better! Such a nice mix of content as well as amazing destinations. Would love to see more of Jeremy, he seems so sweet 😁🥰
Thanks so much 🥰 aww he is super camera shy but I’m working on getting him more comfortable with the camera!
Definitely one of my favorite videos from you! Excited for more 💕💕💕
I really like how it is amazed watching your video in the hot air balloon and I’m very excited to fly soon next week. ❤
Hi Christianne! Enjoying your videos immensely. Even more so because your friends, Micha and Justina, were there just recently. They made awesome vlogs too. Combined with your vlogs makes me want to go visit Turkey! Compliments to Jeremy for helping a lot with the camera work. Awesome video! 😊👍
That’s so cool! I’ll have to catch up on their vids as well
What a remarkable landscape. It looked like a strange planet on Star Trek.
It really did!
That town looks so cool! And the hotel room is awesome... I have to visiti Cappadocia someday! 😍🙌🏼
Such a unique place 😍
Loving all the Turkey videos! (I hope your neck feels better before you guys travel further south in Thailand!)
Thanks Maddie! Me to! 😅 going to try all the supposed things to fix it!
Great video. The hot air balloon ride looked amazing. Loved the cave bedroom. Glad you got to go see it all. xx
Thanks Beth! It was a jam packed few days 😍
You ALWAYS draw me in with your content. Been watching for years and you never fail to show amazing places that I have never considered traveling to. Love watching your travels and love that you have found great people to travel with. Can’t wait to see Thailand!
Looks like you had an amazing time wonderful Christie!!! ❤️ Cappadocia looks so beautiful!!!
It exceeded my expectations!
@@BackpackingBananas Glad to hear that wonderful Christie!!! 💖
'illegal tea' is 'kacak cay' in Turkish referring to the fact that it used to be imported from Iraq and Syria through the border to southern cities of Turkey in an illegal way in the 70s when Turkey was a closed economy and things produced in Turkey, such as tea, were restricted to import. 'Kacak Cay' is basically Ceylon tea which is mostly consumed in the southeastern part of Turkey. The name remained 'kacak cay' even after it became legally imported in the 80s. So the tea you drank was totally legal and nothing was wrong with it, except its taste 😊🙂
Cappadocia is definitely in the top 5 of your videos as far as scenery goes! Very beautiful place and the ballooning was spectacular! Too bad no pubs on that hike though lol.
I'm here right now!! Wish I'd seen this before I came!
Ohhh nice! Hope you’re having a fab time!
Great video! Loved it! Everyone loves Jeremy, he is kewl, now to start teaching him ingles!
Thank you!! Haha yesss but I think I need to work on my French more than he works on his English 😅😅
I miss it there but looking forward to trip on Dogu Express and Eastern Anatolia
Oh wow never heard of those! They sound like very exotic trains 😅
@@BackpackingBananas love the way you always reply... looked at budget and what was spent apart from my plane tickets to Turkey and e kamet 1 year card it worked out about same.. as a solo it s a bit harder so stay in hostels.. still here lol..
We stayed in Cappadocia for a month last Winter and it was so magical 😍. We did vlogmas in Turkey last December. It’s definitely our favourite country!
Wow a whole month in Cappadocia!! It sure was a cool place 😊
Wow - I am jealous! I need to go there ASAP!
I've just stumbled on your Vlog and this is fantastic. This is a place I really want to see! Very helpful information. I'm going to check out your other vids. :)
Thanks Jody, I’m pleased it was useful ❤️
Loved all the hot air balloon clips!
It was so beautiful! I couldn’t put my camera down 😅❤️
Hi Christianne, another great video, hot air balloon looked immense. Looking forward to more :)
So much fun. 😊
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Surely, you're coming back to Turkey some time, right? There's still much more left to see :)
We are waiting next time which you come again here 😊
Lovely to meet you Malik! I hope you and Bashra are doing well 😊
Aah, I love Göreme! I think it's completely worth the hype. My friend and I hiked in the love valley, and it was definitely the best hike of my life.
Did you also got to Antalya?
Me too! I was pleasantly surprised! I did go to Antalya but unfortunately did not most a vlog as it was just a fleeting visit in the afternoon
Great video. Watching with my daughter TravelsofSarahFay, she got me hooked on your inspiring videos. Hope I make it one day.
Thank you Angel 😊
Beautiful; that was so good! How did I only find your channel about a month ago? (And yes, I’ve gone backwards and watched a little a lot of your past vlogs.) 🙂
Welcome to the channel 🥰
Looks amazing. Is it mostly a couple destination though?
I’m leaving oct 26,22 kinda nervous (solo traveler)
Thanks for the videos, where do you book the tours?
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How you find a baloon that cheap?
You put a lot of trust in that swing haha
😂😂😂 I didn’t even doubt it at the time
Did you book your tours when you got there through the locals or online prior?
Hi super cool vlog… what time (month) did you visit Cappadocia?
Did you not make it to the underground city called kaymakli while you where there or were you short on time or perhaps that didn't really catch your interest? Either way, great video and as always, cheers.
I haven’t heard of it!
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So good to watch. Love the way you jump straight in and do things. Brilliant attitude. 👍😊🇨🇮
❤️❤️ the best way!
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I have loved this series of vlogs. Just wondering if you know how easy it is to get vegan/vegetarian food in Turkey?
You can easily get vegan/vegetarian food everywhere in Turkey☺️
Love the Turkey vlogs! How many days would you suggest staying in Cappadocia, so you can see everything without rushing?
We stayed in Cappadoccia for 4 full days and felt we could see everything without rushing. Hope this helps :)
I would say at least 3-4 days, I think you could see everything in 3 but many things are weather dependant so it’s nice to have a few extra days to play around with just in case!
@@BackpackingBananas Thanks so much :)
Heya, love your vlogs! Especially these Turkey vlogs as I've very recently traveled Turkey for two months. Loved the country very much and it's awesome to see all these nice places again :)
I just wonder every time you fly short distances, like Istanbul to Izmir or Antalya (I think) to Capadocia, if you take the effect on global warming into account. I know everyone has their own way of traveling. But at the same time it breaks my hart a little every time I see this, when you can easily travel these parts by train or bus. And I wonder: what is your take on this? Do you think about these things whilst traveling?
for sure I take this in to account 😊 I take into account the time difference, price difference and how much time I have to make the journey. Flying isn’t always the option but sometimes it simply makes the most sense
What was the restaurant's name girly ? Will be going for my birthday in August 😍
When was this filmed. It should be snowing in January.
November
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Do you upload these in 4k? Quality would be better if you did as youtube allocates a higher bit rate to 4k content.
I don’t even film them in 4K 😅 unfortunately the file sizes would be too large to upload as I often do not have great wifi on the road
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Lovely video, what month is that?
This was November 2021
Pigeon valley: They feed pigeons and collect their poo for manure . Big business
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Hello Could you please tell me from where you booked your ballon ride and ATV tour please ? It will really help me. Please reply, Thank you
Kose pension house
@@BackpackingBananas hi thanks for the reply.. kose pension house book tours even if you don’t stay at their place?