Happy Wednesday everyone. As you know we love to explore the areas that are off the normal tourist trail. Where do you like to visit the touristy or un-touristy spots. Let us know in the comments - See you all Sunday and thanks for taking the time to watch our videos - big hugs - Chris & Marianne xxx
The stone works on Churches and those mosqs etc is probably made by an Armenian. Did you know all those areas are Armenian historical lands (West Armenia) and have been inhabited by Armenians as long as human history has been documented. Unfortunately they got persecuted and massacred.
The black rocks you see are the basalt rocks from the volcanic mountain Tendürek (they are called leçe stone in Turkish). In addition, there are large and small fault lines in the region. Good trip.
You guys are doing an amazing job promoting Eastern Turkey. I have to visit Ishak Pasha Palace next time we visit Turkey. Love & respect from Bangladesh
They are falsifying the history of Eastern Turkey. Most of the old castles, historic sites in Eastern Turkey are Armenian historic sites, as well as the churches. City of Ani uses to be Armenia's capital 500 years before Turkey existed. They are there as propagandists, not telling the facts.
@@tamarchristians8100 🤦♂️🤦♂️ Pathetic comments, really... Turks live there since 11th century. It's theirs country now for a millennium, cope with it. FYI, Indo-European nomadic Proto-Armenians conquer those lands from indigenous CAUCASIAN people of Urartu. So, what's you gotta say about that, huh?
@@xm709 these guys are troll dude. Dont take them serious. They are creating an account to make these type comments. I see tons of people like them at twitter. i got used to see these type trolls.
Hello both of you. You are amazing. I like turkish landscape. And all the friendly people and food. A would like to be with you over there. I spent a few days in Istanbul. It was amazing. I wish you all the best from small village in Slovenia. Görüşürüz.
Another amazing journey to see more magnificent sights and scenery. Thank you for sharing your travels. Stay Safe on your onward journeys. 🏴🏴🏴❤️
thank you very much for your videos! you are both beautiful and there is always so much kindness and emotion that I often have a tear or two falling down my cheeks. I love you, keep being so natural! 🙏🏽
Thank you for one more amazing video about Turkey. Turkey is an amazing paradise. Congratulations for sharing this amazing and beautiful video. Harika. Beautiful. Congratulations.
What an amazing place, I have always wanted to visit Iran .... please go there , but it’s quite a difficult country to enter I like tourist and off the beat and track places 🐝🌈
Thanks so much for taking us round with you again. The Ishak Pasha Palace is breathtaking. At 8.03, I agree with Marianne, that the carving looks like an alligator or crocodile. Apparently though, there is one difference between an alligator and a crocodile…the crocodile will see you in a while, and the alligator will see you later 🐊
I'm soo emotional. I'm Turkish and I'm from Ağrı province. My family is forced to migration by PKK terror organisation in 1980s. And they moved to western part of Turkey. I was born in Ağrı but I never see it. Thank you so much. I wil go there one day.
Marshalla marshalla sevda sevda jalla jalla rehat bakllava.😀👋👍😀 Memnunum. Cok gyzel video arkadaslar. Very good video mi friends. Selam Ajlekym. 🇹🇷💓🇬🇧😀😀😀👋👋👋☪️☪️☪️🙏🙏🙏
Wow great video - thanks for showing these parts of Turkey and the scenery: looks like a good scenery for an epic movie: Star Wars. However I love water and trees. And Van…man! Stunning look forward to the next video xxx
Well I'm glad Trudy survived her bump in the night. We have a similar volcanic field here in California east of the Sierras that covers about 500 square kilometres with about 40 volcanic vents and cinder cones. I wouldn't mind exploring this area you are driving through. Loved the tour of the palace and the hidden waterfalls pit stop. Van in Van....that was a good one! And I'm still here, as always. Thanks for the ride.
Wow, love that Palace brings back great cycling trip memories. Seem to remember those ruins opposite Ishak Pasha are much older. I was very politely picked up by the Police when trying to camp near that waterfall many years ago.
Lovely video again 🌸 I born in Istanbul.. farest I've been Adana - Mersin from the sea side .. midland is Ankara and some of Amasya .. that's all 🙈 mainly İzmir Çeşme Ayvalik Bodrum Marmaris Kas Kalkan Kemer Antalya .. etc. ... many crazy Holidays 🥳 I loved your blouse Marian 🐟 You are still welcome when back in Nottingham 😊
The palace was amazing! It's obvious no decision was made lightly in its construction. And stunningly rugged & remote landscapes! Breathtaking! Very impressed how conversational you both have become with your Turkish! ❤❤😎👍xx
Thanks Aaron - it has been one of the most wonderful and remote places we have visited - just jaw smackingly stunning - we rarely stop talking - but here we were stunned by the views and the location !! Best wishes to you and there will be a zoom call on the Tribe facebook page announced soon - so we hope you can join us xx Marianne 🌺
Thank you Tread the Globe for taking me in your journey. Turkey is such an amazing place to visit. I have been to Turkey except the east. Amazing journey!!! Enjoy.
Thank goodness for Tread the Globe on this wet and windy Saturday afternoon in the UK. Watching your Vlogs is the only thing keeping me sane 🤣. Thanks for sharing 😁
You can visit it in the western Black Sea region. Karabük Safranbolu district, Ottoman historical mansions, bazaars and bidet, historical yörük village, 450-500 years old mansions.
Thank you Chris & Marianne for taking me there without me being there lol, because this place always been on my to go list, i hope to make it one day . Thanks again and have a great safe travel.
I heard this place in Turkish-Iranian border is cold in the winter, I read the book "Not Without My Daughter". "Hi" from El Salvador (Central America) !!
Thank you for wonderful video! It is really interesting and useful! Plus motivate to travel! Cannot wait when all of us start travel easily again! Thank you for helping to promote tourism! Love it
Fun fact: Ehmedê Xanî, one can say the Shakespeare of the Kurdish Literature, has lived in that palace and died in Bazîd (Dogu Bayazid), North Kurdistan. Thank you for the video 💙
Turkey is absolutely beautiful, iv only ever been around Istanbul, Ankara, bursa, and sogut ends and I been thinking iv seen most of turkey lol iv been to turkey 3 times and always end up around the same ends, in'sha'Allah next time I go I want to go to these eastern sides too
If you want amazing views you should go to the top of Nemrut Dag,ancient statues up there and an enigmatic huge conical pile of stones,when i used to drive that area there were no sealed roads !
Thank you so much for nice video. You two are the best. Also in this part of Turkey more kurdish people live and they are very nice and kind people. Thanks again
Harikasınız tadını çıkartın Gürcistandan sonra eminim her şekilde rahat edeceksiniz en azından yollarımız güzeldir insanlarımız misafirperver van gölü sodalıdır balığı inci kefalini tatmanızı öneririm otlu peyniri güzeldir
Visited the Palace in 1990 and it was a dilapidated ruin and we were the only ones there,good to see it has been preserved for posterity,an amazing place.
Wonderful documentary folks, I love to visit this Ishek Pasha palace, but you have shown me in detail along with nice chat. As a Hydrogeologist, I can assure you that Turkey & Syria has lot of volcanic activity just like Italy & Japan, but not the active one. I wish that they could have Canadian Cherri or plume tree planting technology along road to palace, though soil seem fine, dig a hole, put some soil & plant a tree & attach a one litre bottle for drop irrigation.👍💖🌲🌲🌲🇹🇷🇨🇦
HELLO TO BOTH OF YOU..WOW..THANK YOU SOOOOOO SOOOO MUCH FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL VIDEO..JUST CAN'T BELIVE IT HOW BEAUTIFUL TURKEY IS BESIDES COASTAL AREAS THEN ISTANBUL, ANKARA AND OTHERE FAMOUS PLACES..WOW AMD IM GLAD IS SAFE TO TRAVEL
Miss telling geographical location that is not Turkey Iran or Iraq Syria this Kurds home land is still Kurdistan I am just correcting you in The historical mistake met by international community unfortunately we all are not blinds to the ninth
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Happy Wednesday everyone. As you know we love to explore the areas that are off the normal tourist trail. Where do you like to visit the touristy or un-touristy spots. Let us know in the comments - See you all Sunday and thanks for taking the time to watch our videos - big hugs - Chris & Marianne xxx
Have you been to Amasya?
Why dont you buy the palace and turn it into an English pub for tourists? Bandits think alike.
That mountain called Ararat is said be the spot where Noahs Ark finally rested.
east turkey !! Iran border!!!!
It's great Kurdistan❤☀️
The stone works on Churches and those mosqs etc is probably made by an Armenian. Did you know all those areas are Armenian historical lands (West Armenia) and have been inhabited by Armenians as long as human history has been documented. Unfortunately they got persecuted and massacred.
I MISS TURKEY, TURKISH PEOPLE, THE HOSPITALITY, THE FOOD THE SUN THE FRESH CLEAN AIR THE MUSIC EVERYTHING THANKS FOR REKINDLE MY PASSION..
You are welcome Ellie - we have made over 160 videos - we hope you enjoy them all 🌺
Türkiyr ye en batıdan girdiniz ve şu anda en doğudasınız..Sizi ve enerjinizi tebrik ediyorum..
The black rocks you see are the basalt rocks from the volcanic mountain Tendürek (they are called leçe stone in Turkish). In addition, there are large and small fault lines in the region. Good trip.
Thank you
You guys are doing an amazing job promoting Eastern Turkey. I have to visit Ishak Pasha Palace next time we visit Turkey. Love & respect from Bangladesh
They are falsifying the history of Eastern Turkey.
Most of the old castles, historic sites in Eastern Turkey are Armenian historic sites, as well as the churches. City of Ani uses to be Armenia's capital 500 years before Turkey existed. They are there as propagandists, not telling the facts.
@@tamarchristians8100 I'm Kurdish I agre Whet Armenia
Tread the Globe - You are as ignorant about the history of the region, or being paid to falsify history.
@@tamarchristians8100 🤦♂️🤦♂️ Pathetic comments, really... Turks live there since 11th century. It's theirs country now for a millennium, cope with it.
FYI, Indo-European nomadic Proto-Armenians conquer those lands from indigenous CAUCASIAN people of Urartu. So, what's you gotta say about that, huh?
@@xm709 these guys are troll dude. Dont take them serious. They are creating an account to make these type comments.
I see tons of people like them at twitter. i got used to see these type trolls.
Wow! Beautiful roadtrip.🥰 The Palace is exquisite.
Nee, niet nog meer toeristen! Alsjeblieft niet!!! Blijf weg!!
Hello both of you. You are amazing. I like turkish landscape. And all the friendly people and food. A would like to be with you over there. I spent a few days in Istanbul. It was amazing. I wish you all the best from small village in Slovenia. Görüşürüz.
Another amazing journey to see more magnificent sights and scenery.
Thank you for sharing your travels.
Stay Safe on your onward journeys.
🏴🏴🏴❤️
Thank you so much Patricia 🌺🤗
You are an amazing couple, thank you for sharing your adventure with us. We are also in Turkey and enjoying the country as much as your.😍😍
Fabulous - thank you and enjoy it here
thank you very much for your videos! you are both beautiful and there is always so much kindness and emotion that I often have a tear or two falling down my cheeks. I love you, keep being so natural! 🙏🏽
Thank you
Thank you for one more amazing video about Turkey. Turkey is an amazing paradise. Congratulations for sharing this amazing and beautiful video. Harika. Beautiful. Congratulations.
Thank you so much!
Asma Köprü (the location of the waterfall) actually means Suspension Bridge. I'm continuing to enjoy your Turkish adventures.
Really enjoy videos from your Turkey adventure ❤️🌹❤️ Much appreciated 🌹❤️🌹
What an amazing place, I have always wanted to visit Iran .... please go there , but it’s quite a difficult country to enter
I like tourist and off the beat and track places
🐝🌈
Thanks Angela - yes we hope to visit one day too xx
Hey dear how are you doing?
Wonderful amazing episode of today .... Please keep Andy with you touring , he is such a nice touring guy ...
Great video! Another one showing Marianne does all the work! 😂 Love that the sense of adventure overrules fear!
LOL - if we swapped jobs there would be no videos as I could not do all the work Chris does to share the videos 😉🌺. Glad you enjoyed his video 🤗
@@TREADtheglobe 😂
Thanks so much for taking us round with you again. The Ishak Pasha Palace is breathtaking. At 8.03, I agree with Marianne, that the carving looks like an alligator or crocodile. Apparently though, there is one difference between an alligator and a crocodile…the crocodile will see you in a while, and the alligator will see you later 🐊
LOl !!
Another great episode!The palace is amazing., the stonework incredible. Thanks for taking me along albeit virtual,
You are welcome ! Great to have you with us
Hey dear how are you doing?
Super interesting video, learning so much about Turkey and the lovely people :)
Hey dear how are you doing?
Loved the Palace. Landscape beige, so to see the sea was amazing.
Chris & Marianne, I enjoy every episode.....Turkey is amazing, keep up your great travels 👍👍👍
You both do such an incredible job and the Palace is fabulous. Thank you for sharing this treasure. 👍❤
Thank you so much! We love sharing these wonderful places and we are grateful you enjoy coming along ! M 🌺
I'm soo emotional. I'm Turkish and I'm from Ağrı province. My family is forced to migration by PKK terror organisation in 1980s. And they moved to western part of Turkey. I was born in Ağrı but I never see it. Thank you so much. I wil go there one day.
wonderful palace! really looking forward to exploring that part of Turkey! ❤️
When I watch you my energy comes back👍❤
Me too ...
Yine harika bir vlog olmuş, Van vloglarınızı bekliyoruz.👍👍👍👍❤❤❤👍👍👍👍
Another excellent video. Mount Arrarat is old volcano so your 99% guess is 99.99%.
Trudy is not VAN, she is an ATV (All Terrain Vehicle) 👍😁
Trudy doesn't have 4x4 though?
ya it seems liike
maldives most beautifull calm place around the world thanx
Sill loving Turkey 🦃 Videos
Marshalla marshalla sevda sevda jalla jalla rehat bakllava.😀👋👍😀 Memnunum. Cok gyzel video arkadaslar.
Very good video mi friends.
Selam Ajlekym. 🇹🇷💓🇬🇧😀😀😀👋👋👋☪️☪️☪️🙏🙏🙏
Love getting In from work and seeing another vlog to watch! love you both x
Yay! Thank you! Hope you enjoyed it - thanks for taking the time to watch it
THANK YOU! ☺ I love all of your history commentaries! ☺
Thank you too!
Wow great video - thanks for showing these parts of Turkey and the scenery: looks like a good scenery for an epic movie: Star Wars. However I love water and trees. And Van…man! Stunning look forward to the next video xxx
Absolutely !! Just a perfect location
Hersey Amerikalilarimi hizmet edecek? Neyin kafasini yasiyorsunuz?? Rahat birakin artik topraklarimizi.
Spectacular scenery again as was the Palace.
Incredible for sure !! Just stunning
Well I'm glad Trudy survived her bump in the night. We have a similar volcanic field here in California east of the Sierras that covers about 500 square kilometres with about 40 volcanic vents and cinder cones. I wouldn't mind exploring this area you are driving through. Loved the tour of the palace and the hidden waterfalls pit stop. Van in Van....that was a good one! And I'm still here, as always. Thanks for the ride.
Thank you Adele 🌺
Hey dear how are you doing?
Video için teşekkürler. Harika manzaralar.
Thank you Marianne, thank you Chris... Thank you very much.
So nice video 😍 and so credible nice landscape....I got travel fever 🌡️🙄
Thanks you are showing my beautiful country western Armenian
Hoş geldiniz aramıza 🙂👍🇹🇷😍❤️🥰 doğunun güzelliklerini paylaştığınız için çok teşekkür ederiz 👍
Thank you
Wow, love that Palace brings back great cycling trip memories. Seem to remember those ruins opposite Ishak Pasha are much older. I was very politely picked up by the Police when trying to camp near that waterfall many years ago.
Wow !! That must have been one of the most wonderful adventures !! 🙌
Ağrı Doğubeyazıt Historical ishak pasha palace great thanks Chris and marianne
AMAZING TURKEY!!!
Great video and amazing views. That palace was amazing.
Hi Marcia - glad you enjoyed this episode - it was such a fantastic location x
Lovely video again 🌸
I born in Istanbul.. farest I've been Adana - Mersin from the sea side ..
midland is Ankara and some of Amasya ..
that's all 🙈
mainly İzmir Çeşme Ayvalik
Bodrum Marmaris Kas Kalkan Kemer Antalya .. etc.
... many crazy Holidays 🥳
I loved your blouse Marian 🐟
You are still welcome
when back in Nottingham 😊
Awwh Thanks !!
The palace was amazing! It's obvious no decision was made lightly in its construction. And stunningly rugged & remote landscapes! Breathtaking!
Very impressed how conversational you both have become with your Turkish! ❤❤😎👍xx
Thanks Aaron - it has been one of the most wonderful and remote places we have visited - just jaw smackingly stunning - we rarely stop talking - but here we were stunned by the views and the location !! Best wishes to you and there will be a zoom call on the Tribe facebook page announced soon - so we hope you can join us xx Marianne 🌺
Just found you guys, and here I am binging on your videos! 🙈😃 I absolutely love your content, you guys are amazing! ❤️🙌👏
Welcome and Thank you !!
I admire you both for what you do. I so wish I too could live the dream! Safe and happy travels guys.
Thank you
Thank you Tread the Globe for taking me in your journey. Turkey is such an amazing place to visit. I have been to Turkey except the east. Amazing journey!!! Enjoy.
Indeed
Thank goodness for Tread the Globe on this wet and windy Saturday afternoon in the UK. Watching your Vlogs is the only thing keeping me sane 🤣. Thanks for sharing 😁
Our pleasure!
Id love to visit that place . It looks stunning .
Yes I’m still here 😁 another lovely vlog . Great scenery & the fortress was a great place to visit .
Thanks Angela
Harikasınız, teşekkürler...
You can visit it in the western Black Sea region. Karabük Safranbolu district, Ottoman historical mansions, bazaars and bidet, historical yörük village, 450-500 years old mansions.
Very informative n good effortes by you.
You guys are so brave to go there. I wish i was! Beautiful
Absolutely brilliant !
Thank you, Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it!
Very interesting country food is great too
Thank you Chris & Marianne for taking me there without me being there lol, because this place always been on my to go list, i hope to make it one day .
Thanks again and have a great safe travel.
Our pleasure!
I heard this place in Turkish-Iranian border is cold in the winter, I read the book "Not Without My Daughter". "Hi" from El Salvador (Central America) !!
Hi to ES !! 🌺💜🙏
Thank you for wonderful video! It is really interesting and useful! Plus motivate to travel! Cannot wait when all of us start travel easily again! Thank you for helping to promote tourism! Love it
Glad it was helpful! And thank you
Fun fact: Ehmedê Xanî, one can say the Shakespeare of the Kurdish Literature, has lived in that palace and died in Bazîd (Dogu Bayazid), North Kurdistan. Thank you for the video 💙
Turkey is absolutely beautiful, iv only ever been around Istanbul, Ankara, bursa, and sogut ends and I been thinking iv seen most of turkey lol iv been to turkey 3 times and always end up around the same ends, in'sha'Allah next time I go I want to go to these eastern sides too
Another cool video. Thank u guyz
Manzaralar eşliğinde saray olağanüstü thank you.Van kahvaltısı yapmayı unutmayın birde Van 🐈 kedisi
I appreciate your efforts
Nice to see un seen Turkey 👍
Thank you so much.
Nick's family in Turkey❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷
Merhaba Nicks family in Turkey !! 🌷🇹🇷🙌
Good show my friends, i am seeing part of Turkey that i have never seen before.... Blessings
Tendurek volcanic mountain
That's true. Volcanic rocks of Tendürek most probably.
Thank you again for an amazing educational video..love ALL of your Videos..keep them coming..stay safe ❣️❣️❣️
Thank you
Wonderful Video as Always👌. And Yes, I'm Still here🤣. Thanks So Much Marianne, Chris & Andy. ☘🥰.
Welcome back and thank you xx
What a magical place ! Most visit this great Fortress !
Thank you !!
You are two nice people ❤️
Thank you welcome to turkey 🇹🇷
Mashaallah to the young bakers
Firinci kardeslere selamlar
Thank you for your welcome - we hope you enjoy all of the videos we have made to share the beauty - and hello to the lovely young bakers from us too 🌺
Very beautiful trip stations.
If you want amazing views you should go to the top of Nemrut Dag,ancient statues up there and an enigmatic huge conical pile of stones,when i used to drive that area there were no sealed roads !
It is a very holy place. We know the great fight between the Prophet Abraham and the ruler Nimrod from the Holy Quran
A bit of a spoiler but they did actually go there at the beginning of October, i saw on their newsletter.
excellent 👍👍👍
love u all from lahore
pakistan.
Fun fact: Ağrı Dağı is also known as the Ararat Mountain, and it's accepted as the place where Noah's ark landed
Van is my hometown. I am very happy to see you in Van. I hope you enjoyed being in Van. 🙃
Thanks for sharing your wonderful travels. watching from India
Glad you like them! 🌺
Thank you so much for nice video. You two are the best. Also in this part of Turkey more kurdish people live and they are very nice and kind people. Thanks again
Hello ,i saw your vlog it's nice and fully described by both of you . it's amezing views and the Ottoman castle is fantastic 😜
So close to Iran..... Still loving the videos.
Lovely blue skies. We have them here but its freezing:) Thanks for sharing lovely people M x
Thank you too M - sending best wishes and love from us M xx
You are a good hyperboler. Stunning? What is so stunning about the little town in Turkey before crossing into Iran!
subscribed within the first 30 seconds. Excellent content!
Thanks Mark and welcome to Tread the Globe 👍🚐🌺
Harikasınız tadını çıkartın Gürcistandan sonra eminim her şekilde rahat edeceksiniz en azından yollarımız güzeldir insanlarımız misafirperver van gölü sodalıdır balığı inci kefalini tatmanızı öneririm otlu peyniri güzeldir
Amazing love you blog 🇬🇧🇬🇧👍
Thanks so much! 😊
Welcome to Kurdistan!
Amazing building and very nice shots !
Thanks a lot!
Visited the Palace in 1990 and it was a dilapidated ruin and we were the only ones there,good to see it has been preserved for posterity,an amazing place.
Northern Kurdistan
I Love You Guys You Are Very Sweet Enjoy Your Lives & Stay Safe God Bless You 😍❤️
So happy to see you guys back in Turkey x
Wonderful documentary folks, I love to visit this Ishek Pasha palace, but you have shown me in detail along with nice chat. As a Hydrogeologist, I can assure you that Turkey & Syria has lot of volcanic activity just like Italy & Japan, but not the active one. I wish that they could have Canadian Cherri or plume tree planting technology along road to palace, though soil seem fine, dig a hole, put some soil & plant a tree
& attach a one litre bottle for drop irrigation.👍💖🌲🌲🌲🇹🇷🇨🇦
Thanks for lovely trip
Thanks for watching 👍
HELLO TO BOTH OF YOU..WOW..THANK YOU SOOOOOO SOOOO MUCH FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL VIDEO..JUST CAN'T BELIVE IT HOW BEAUTIFUL TURKEY IS BESIDES COASTAL AREAS THEN ISTANBUL, ANKARA AND OTHERE FAMOUS PLACES..WOW AMD IM GLAD IS SAFE TO TRAVEL
Merhaba kolay gelsin emeğinize yüreğinize sağlık muhteşem görüntüler keyifle izliyorum sağolun🥰
Thank you for sharing your wonderful adventures ...
My 6 year old son Metehan, impatiently waiting for your next video each time.
Awwh Thank you - say Hi !
Miss telling geographical location that is not Turkey Iran or Iraq Syria this Kurds home land is still Kurdistan I am just correcting you in The historical mistake met by international community unfortunately we all are not blinds to the ninth