First Impressions of Mardin Turkey - THIS CITY IS INSANE!

Today we're in the beautiful city of Mardin, Turkey. Mardin is know for it's world famous Asyrian Architecture, it's amazing Mardin Wine and just how picturesque the city of Mardin is as a whole. So join my in one of Turkey's top touristic city and dare I say one of Turkey's more photogenic cities!

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Song: Pierse - Castle Of Sand
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[delaramsalmassi]

I am myself an Iranian Kurd from Iran’s Kurdistan province of Iran itself and I am also a Yazidi/Ezidi Kurd from Iraq’s Kurdistan province of Iraq itself and we Kurds and we Yazidi/Ezidi Kurds in Iran and Turkey and Iraq and Azerbaijan/Baku and Armenia and Georgia and Russia are an Aryan/Iranic/Iranian/Indo - Iranian/Persian people and Kurdistan region in Iran and Turkey and Iraq and Syria has always been a part of greater Iran/Iranshahr/Eranshahr or The Median - Achaemenid Empire/The Grecopersian Empire/The Persian Empire/The Achaemenid Empire and Kurdistan region has since 10.000 years to 13.000 years been a part of Iran! And we Kurds and we Yazidi/Ezidi Kurds in all over the world are descended from the Iranian Medes and the Iranian Parthians and the Iranian Sassanians and the Iranian Scythians and the Iranian Sarmatians and the Iranian Alans and half of The Median - Achaemenid Empire were Iranian Medes! We Kurds and we Yazidi/Ezidi Kurds all over the entire world/globe are as IRANIAN and are as ARYAN as any other in Iran! Kurdistan region in Iran and Turkey and Iraq and Syria has always been a part of Iran or greater Iran or The Median - Achaemenid Empire.

[MikeMorton-ff]

Great presentation! Really enjoyed the content. I was stationed in southeastern Turkey in the mid 1980s and Izmir in the mid 1990s. Loved Turkey. People were friendly and very patriotic. Loved it. Thank you.

[eprohoda]

Traveler’s, how is it going?~nice sharing~

[mll]

Thank you for sharing your beautiful video.

Someday I would like to travel to Turkey & visit Midyat & Mardin, these two beautiful ancient cities used as the primary settings for SILA, the most beautiful Turkish TV series I have ever seen.