10 Things NOT to Do in TURKEY | The DON'Ts of Turkey
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- Опубліковано 2 лип 2024
- Turkey is one of the most fascinating countries on the planet. It has incredible history, beautiful cities, and jaw dropping nature. There are a lot of things you MUST DO when visiting Turkey. However, there are MANY things YOU SHOULD NOT DO when visiting Turkey. No matter where you're going, Istanbul, Ankara, Cappadocia, these are 10 THINGS YOU SHOULDN'T DO WHEN VISITING TURKEY. The DON'Ts of Turkey.
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I'd love to go to Turkey especially Gallipoli
I'd like to go to Gallipoli for dawn service on Anzac Day 25th April
I wish he had travel tips about Gallipoli.
Great video! Thanks for the great info!
You bet! Glad you liked it
well explained i like it.
Thanks 😺
The locals will for sure make a lot of money out of me but the food sounds awesome. Thanks for sharing this important info which is very helpful for those visiting Turkey for the very first time👍👍👍
You bet! The food will definitely cost some but thankfully it's not too expensive
Hey Tristan, always love the travel videos. Didn't know paper clips were considered jewellery?
Looks good on you. Lots of love from Melbourne.
Thank you!
Hope you're doing well over there!
@@TristanKuhn All good Buddy. Footy starts back this week. Victoria is currently Covid free so big crowds. X
Such an interesting video. I didn't know that there are more men in public, because in Turkish movies it is really different. In Uzbekistan (especially in historical places such as Samarkand/Bukhara/Khiva), the taxi drivers are the same as in Turkey. So it is better to have someone who knows the real prices or cabs from YandexGo/MyTaxi (the price wouldn't be that much different).
Tristan you have a good channel I enjoy your content and I like you personality and I only wish if you would read about Islam religion and the quran.
I have just been in Istanbul for a week. It’s a clean and nice city with lots of nice restaurants to choose, great history and land scapes as well .
The only thing disappointed me is that big kurdo phobia going on there. As a half British and half Kurdish origin , I was very shocked by the amount of racism exiting in that city against Kurdish people who are making up to %20 of the population in Turkey. Not all of them but a lot of them unfortunately proudly showing racist acts. With my English friend who came with me to Istanbul for the first time in his life, we bought ice cream in Taksim street , I show my gratitude to the shop , saying thank you in Turkish language, he replied with nice smile , I said thanks again in Kurdish language, the face expression change drastically to an angry rude mood , said something in Turkish I’m sure it was a nasty words. I don’t understand Turkish language. My English friend felt it too. It’s sad that tolerance is not existing in that beautiful country. What’s wrong if all ethnics to live in harmony and respect to each others , why Kurdish language and culture are taboo? They were existing in Anatolia thousands of years before establishing of Turkish state in 1923 , why they can’t be free to study and practice their own cultural rights, isn’t that better for healthier Turkish country ? Hatred and racism are never a solution, look at history of Europe? It never works that way, it’s the era of tolerance and accepting each other’s not denying and rejecting, hope Turkey will change its education system. State systematically racist institutions will never bring peace to the nation.
i always drink water from the tap -a lot of people do it too- and its ok to me. market water (idk how to define it but you got me) is better though.
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Yeah do not use taxis. Use only when a Turkish person is with you. (But if you have lot of money you can pay much more money for increase our economy :D)
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If you go to another country like Turkey, you play by their rules. I was watching a documentary with Johanna Lumley some time ago, I can't remember what country she was in, she covered up, she said" I have covered up and it's 40 degrees Celsius"
Absolutely. I was just surprised that covering up wasn't one of their rules (asides for when in mosques)
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*WE* *LOVE* *TEA*
It is fine to say 'No' to tea in Turkey, i always do that in my life but i'm saying 'no,thanks!'