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Touri-Wochenende in Berlin

15. January 2018

Silvester in Istanbul feiern

4. January 2018

Weihnachtsfeier in Dublin

26. November 2017

Frühstück im Haferkater in Berlin

11. November 2017

Unser Abschiedsbrief an UFI

21. July 2017

Ein Tag bei Momo

16. July 2017

Abschiedsfeier bei Uygongco

14. July 2017

Verabschiedung in Hibao-An

8. July 2017

Essen im Heritage Restaurant

5. July 2017

Aline und Leonie in Janiuay besuchen

1. July 2017

Was ich in meiner Freizeit so mache

29. June 2017

Sag NEIN zu PLASTIK

27. June 2017

Wir waren beim Produkto Lokal!

19. June 2017

Negros unsicher machen

12. June 2017

Ein Wochenende auf Islas Gigantes

4. June 2017

Das Kakerlakengeheimnis

23. May 2017

Mangofestival auf Guimaras

21. May 2017

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Some things are meant to be :) Some things are meant to be :)
The earth without art is just “eh” The earth without art is just “eh”
There are 81 reasons to fall in love with Turkey a There are 81 reasons to fall in love with Turkey and number 11 is Bilecik! #Bilecik is a place that is made fun of because "it doesn't exist", but actually, we just need to open our history books to understand that Bilecik was very important for the existence of the #ottoman empire and I believe that even today, 800 years later, Bilecik is much more than just a place that doesn't exist. Osman I. started building the beginning of the Ottoman Empire around #Sögüt in Bilecik, which was a very important location from a military point of view as well because it was at the main road between #Constantinople and #Konya. When in Bilecik you will come across many #kayi tribe flags, as Osman I. was also the leader of the Kayi tribe which was basically the foundation for the Ottoman Empire. There is the #Harmankaya Kanyon - a 3km long beautiful but dangerous canyon (it was quite challenging for Limon to get there). All in all, I loved Bilecik and it was definitely a place that surprised me a lot with what I found there!
I am often asked if I feel lonely. My answer is al I am often asked if I feel lonely. My answer is always that it’s very kind to feel worried somehow, but depending on others would no longer allow me to achieve my goals. Even though I travel alone, I am not lonely. My life so far has mostly consisted of traveling solo, I like to go to the movies by myself, go out for dinner by myself. One time I went to a James Blunt concert by myself and it was great! (but not living alone that’s depressing). I've often dreamed of becoming a Videomaker and visiting all 81 cities in Turkey. And that’s what I would now like to experience: this journey. Unfortunately, for a variety of reasons, this has not been possible in recent years. I'm afraid that if it doesn't work out soon, it won't work out any more. So I have to do it now, alone, otherwise the trip will only be a dream for me 💛🍋 #noodles4life
There are 81 reasons to fall in love with Turkey a There are 81 reasons to fall in love with Turkey and number 16 is Bursa 🇹🇷 #Bursa is a place that has to offer EVERYTHING and wow I didn't know that there are so many amazing places in Bursa. I also explored more of the Iskender and food options that the province is famous for and I seriously need to think about cutting off some of the food because it's getting out of control lol 🍽 Bursa is a very historical place and in Ottoman Turkish Bursa means "God's Gift" and to me that makes total sense! What I enjoyed most was going up to Uludag to try out skiing for the first time in my life ⛷or just enjoy a cool breeze with a cup of cay ☕️ Camping in Iznik was very peaceful and i liked the laidback-vibes ☀️🌊 A beautiful beautiful place!
I will donate my YouTube income off this video to I will donate my YouTube income off this video to an organization that helps with the ongoing fires in Turkey. The video is about What YOU CAN DO to prevent wildfires and not about speculation how these fires started. Turkey needs international help right now. Let's focus on how we can help now, what each of us can DO and how we can raise awareness about this situation. #helpturkey
[Full video LINK IN BIO] There are 81 reasons to [Full video LINK IN BIO] There are 81 reasons to fall in love with Turkey and number 77 is #Yalova 🇹🇷 Yalova is close to Istanbul which makes it very easy to reach by boat, bus or car. There is a bridge connecting Gebze with the province and driving over this bridge is just beautiful because you can see the Marmara sea 🌊 Osmangazi Bridge is also the longest suspension bridge in Turkey Yalova is the smallest province in Turkey but just because it’s tiny - it doesnt mean that it won’t surprise you BIG time :) Actually it is one of the touristic cities with a long coast line. Yalova is a natural paradise with lots of forests and as we all know - Turks love camping! Yalova has one of the best camping spots in Turkey. Mustafa Kemal Atatürk occasionally lived in Yalova in his final years. In one of his speeches he famously said: "Yalova is my city" and today it is possible to visit his mansion in the Termak district or to find out more about his "Moving Villa" in Yalova City. #81il #yalova
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I went to one of the smallest provinces of Turkey: I went to one of the smallest provinces of Turkey: Kilis. It is located in the south on the Syrian border. From the outside it seems just like a small place but when you look closer there are big things happening. I went there to find out more about the history of Kilis, the taste of its food and how people live together. By looking at the map of Turkey you will notice that it does not only share its borders with Syria, but it’s also the longest border with a length of 909km. That’s longer than Germany from south to north. There has been a war going on in Syria for over 10 years resulting in millions of Syrians to flee their homes and for most of them it was to Turkey. There is no other country in the world that hosts more refugees than Turkey does and Kilis, right at the border, accepted more Syrian refugees than there are local residents living there. So how does that work? How does life in such a small province change for the residents? Many things changed, two different cultures had to adopt to each other and started to transition into one. People share their jobs, houses and social spaces with Syrian refugees, like sport facilities, spaces at the bazaar and educational institutions. and for that Kilis even got nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in the past. Life is still far from easy for Syrians in Turkey, but Kilis has many human rights and refugee organizations that do their best to integrate Syrians into society, even tho hundreds of thousands still live in camps nearby. Just a few kilometers from the Syrian border Kilis is for many people not only a new home, but a safe zone and one of the few good examples that Syrians and Turks can live together peacefully and even enrich each other's lives. [FULL VIDEO LINK IN BIO]
Thinking about all the times I procrastinated and Thinking about all the times I procrastinated and ooops just procrastinating again
➡️ FULL VIDEO LINK IN BIO 🇹🇷 There are ➡️ FULL VIDEO LINK IN BIO 🇹🇷 There are 81 reasons to fall in love with Turkey and number 31 is Hatay! This has been one of my favorite days of my life. I still can’t believe how lucky I am to meet Jale and Yasemin. We met for the first time, and spoke only a few messages on instagram a few days earlier. We decided to go on a road trip together and explore Hatay. We started the day with breakfast in the old city of Antakya, went shopping at the long bazaar and ate a Lebanese dessert called Haytali at Affan Kahvesi. With a full stomach we then visited the St. Pierre Church which is one of the oldest churches of the world. There is a very old mountain called Charonion of Hell which is very close and dates back to 200 BC. Harbiye Waterfall is so close to the city that we didn’t want to miss visiting this spot as well. After that we read each other’s futures at Sultan Cafe and brought enough snacks for the trip just before our car broke down :D It magically worked again and drove us all the way to Musa Tree where we taught each other some useful Turkish and German. The end of the day was spent in Samandag at the beach. We watched the sunset and ate Hatay fish. I will never forget this trip and I am so glad that I went out of my comfort zone to meet these beautiful souls. Memories made together last forever 💛 #hatay #antakya #samandağ
🇹🇷 There are 81 reasons to fall in love with 🇹🇷 There are 81 reasons to fall in love with Turkey an number 38 is Kayseri! I went to Kayseri without any expectations but what I found left me speechless. What a diverse province full of BEAUTIFUL nature. The food was amazing, unfortunately I can’t eat so much every single day 🤪 but Mantı and Pastırma won my heart. Crazy to be in the mountains, under waterfalls and skiing in the snow all on the same day. #kayseri #turkey #turkeytravel #travelcomic
63 Şanlıurfa 🇹🇷 There are 81 reasons to f 63 Şanlıurfa 🇹🇷 There are 81 reasons to fall in love with Turkey and number 63 is Şanlıurfa! It does not only translate to glorious Urfa but it also truly is glorious because this province has so many stories to tell. The city is located in south eastern Anatolia and the best time to come here is in spring or autum as this place gets extremely hot during the summer! Sanliurfa is a place where different religions and cultures come together. Especially when you visit the historical sites you will find a close connection between Christianity and Islamic traditions. Together with @tulintezel I explored different sides of Şanlıurfa, we tasted Ciğer kebabı, menengic kahvesi, sabut fish, çiğ köfte and so much more! It was an u forgettable time. ➡️ FULL VIDEO LINK IN BIO #Sanliurfa #turkey #urfa
🇹🇷 Turkey has 81 reasons to fall in love wit 🇹🇷 Turkey has 81 reasons to fall in love with Turkey and number 03 is Afyonkarahisar! Afyon? Afyon means opium? Yes, it means Opium, but don’t worry Afyon does not have a drug problem! Until the 60s there was so much opium produced here that it became part of its name. Now it’s more regulated and I got the chance to try some of the local opium in Afyon, as well as visiting the Phrygian Valley and walking up to the castle of Afyon. But there is more to Afyon, because that’s just one part of the name. Afyonkarahisar translated means= Opium, Black, fortress. ➡️ 3 facts about the fortress: There are 570 stairs to climb on 200m, which is very tiring. The fortress is over 3000 years old, which is quite old. Going up and visiting the place is free of charge and a good exercise Don’t forget your water! For me this is the most fascinating place in Afyon because of its history and of course the view over the city 📍 THE LOCATION Afyon is located in the western countryside of Turkey and if you like snow – they have a lot of that here in January and February :) you know that Afyon is the Turkish capital of hot springs and thermal spas? It’s a great place to just lie back and relax. That’s why you can find many luxury hotels here and they are quite affordable as well. And talking about comfort – It’s nothing new- Afyon has been a thermal centre for quite some time and they say that the hot springs here can heal skin diseases and several other illnesses. It’s getting hot in here – the waters can reach a temperature up to 85 degrees. ⛰ PHRYGIAN VALLEY If you go to Afyon, you should definitely check out the Phrygian Valley as well. It is known as the 2nd Cappadocia as it's just as impressive. The rocks there aren't only simple rocks. They are homes that are over 3000 years old. They have several chambers carved inside where people used to settle down. Some of them even have several floors and maybe that was the definition of a skyscraper in the ancient world! 🚌 GETTING THERE To go to Afyon it takes around 6hours by bus from Istanbul and a ticket is around 90TL. 🍖 FOOD Try Afyon sucuk, kaymak and also lokum. #afyon #afyonkarahisar #tureky
Video on YouTube [link in bio] 🇹🇷 There are Video on YouTube [link in bio] 🇹🇷 There are 81 reasons to fall in love with Turkey and number 02 is Adiyaman! You’ve probably seen the picture of mysterious statues on top of a mountain but did you know that these statues are right here in Turkey? And that’s exactly where I went – over 1000km away from Istanbul – to climb the mountain where this picture was taken and to find out what else the province of Adiyaman has to offer. ➡️ What you can find in Adiyaman is not only Mount Nemrut but also ancient cities and castles. Adiyaman is such a fascinating place because you can go back in time and visit places that are as old as human history! ✈️ Adiyaman is located in southern central Turkey and the easiest way to get there from Istanbul is by plane. Most people come to Adiyaman because they wanna see Mount Nemrut, but there is more than that! 📍Cendere Köprüsü for example is an ancient bridge on the road to Mount Nemrut. You can stop by, have a look, have tea next to the bridge or even camp and swim here in summer. 📍Another hidden gem is The ancient city of Arsemia which is right in the heart of nature. Some people say it’s even better than Mount Nemrut, so definitely don’t forget to check this out. 📍The Perre ruins are very close to downtown Adiyaman and they used to be one of the big citie’s of the kings of Mesopotomia. It’s a very large area so make sure to bring enough time. There are over 200 rock tombs which are connected and it’s just mind blowing how this site must have been looked during the Roman Empire. 📍Kahta Kalesi is one of the impressive castles in Adiyaman which lies on top of a mountain. 🆒 At the end of January temperatures are really low, it’s very cold and going up Mount Nemrut won’t be an easy game. Especially in the mountain area it’s getting extremely cold, up to -20 degrees during the night time. So check with the hotels if the roads are free to go up the mountain :) #nemrut #adıyaman #turkiye
01 ADANA Spending a weekend in Adana felt like tr 01 ADANA Spending a weekend in Adana felt like traveling the world! @leaabroad and me experienced so many different emotions in such a short time 😅 from freezing to sweating, being energetic to scared. Really everything but the trip was a memory that we will never forget! 1️⃣ Exploring the Kapıkaya Canyon and losing my drone while shooting a video 2️⃣3️⃣ Camping at Varda Viaduct and not knowing that this wouldn't be the best idea 4️⃣ After we heard a pack of wolves howling around us we decided to run back to the car and stay the night in the car 5️⃣6️⃣ Probably the best and cheapest döner Dürüm I ever had in my life! It was so delicious. Chicken with lots of greens and garlic sauce 7️⃣ Renting a boat on the Seyhan River and feeling like being on a vacation 8️⃣ Of course we had to try Adana Kebab and I must say that it was a good decision 😁 9️⃣ @leaabroad looked for a magnet of Adana but couldn't find one. So the shop owner at the airport called his wife and ordered her to bring the magnet from their fridge. 30 min later @leaabroad had a magnet and we will never forget this kindness of the shop owner and extra effort he put in just for a random stranger like @leaabroad 😂 01/81 check out my YouTube channel for the full video (link in bio)
Why is creativity so important? I personally beli Why is creativity so important? I personally believe that creativity is the most important skill in the world. Why? It allows us to look at things from different perspectives. Today we are all programmed to follow a certain path. Everything that we learn in school, in our job, even from our parents... is predetermined. If you decide to follow a creative path people will tell you it's risky and uncertain. No money unless you are really talented. I think our minds are a chaotic place and creativity helps us release the thoughts in our mind without any restrictions. Freedom of expression is so important to a person's well being and creativity is the key to escape from this world full of restrictions. Creativity comes in many forms and shapes. Whatever you chose.. it's worth exploring 💛
Waiting for a lift in the 2nd largest desert of t Waiting for a lift in the 2nd largest desert of the world. Took this picture in October last year in China's Taklamakan Desert along the old silk route. The name Taklamakan comes from the Uyghur language and basically means 'you can get in, but you can't get out'. I came out alive but I'm telling you it was an adventure. It will be part of my film "Visa World" which is in the finish line. #coronasucks

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