TURQUIA: Terra Indomável [Documentário Completo]

Discover an ancient land where sacred mountains touch the sky, ancient cities keep secrets of lost civilizations and surreal landscapes defy the logic of time. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Prepare to experience the wild nature and rich culture of a people who deeply value their traditions and history. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS This is the Legendary…….

. “Turkey: Untamed Land” [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Under a sky torn by the imposing wings of royal eagles, Turkey reveals its wild soul. Where gray wolves howl at the moon, echoing the mysteries of nature.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS In addition to the magnificent wildlife, on this journey, we will explore scenery that looks like something out of a movie, discover monuments that stand the test of time and delve into the stories of people who shaped the world as we know it. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS From the majestic Mount Ararat, where the legends of Noah mix with the rarefied air of the heights, to the unique formations of Cappadocia, sculpted by wind and rain over the millennia. Our journey through the wonders of Turkey begins… NOW… [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_01: Manavgat Waterfall We begin our journey through the beautiful “Manavgat Waterfall”, a natural oasis where a river unfolds into a wide waterfall, spreading gently and forming a crystalline and sparkling veil.

Although its height is not imposing, its beauty impresses everyone who visits it. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Unlike many other waterfalls that lose their vigor at certain times of the year, the Manavgat waterfall maintains its constant flow throughout the months, fed by the perennial waters of the Taurus Mountains. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_02: Lake Meke Located in Karapinar Province, Lake Meke is a natural treasure in central Turkey.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS This enigmatic Lake was born about 4 million years ago, when a dormant volcano erupted, creating a crater that was slowly filled by water. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Millennia later, approximately 9,000 years ago, a new eruption gave rise to a second volcanic cone within the lake itself, forming another body of water. Today, Lake Meke is made up of two intertwined lakes dotted with small islands.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Turkey is not just made up of beautiful landscapes……. Entering the depths of the Turkish forests, we discover that wildlife still reigns supreme. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS With each step, a new plant, a new animal, a new discovery.

It is as if the hand of God has shaped Turkey with rich biodiversity, creating a true sanctuary for wildlife lovers. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS In the midst of an intense blizzard, as the wind howls through the trees, the silhouette of this majestic predator appears, a gray ghost gliding gracefully through the snow. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS In the vast, untamed mountains of Turkey, the gray wolf reigns as nature's silent guardian.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS With his silver fur that shines in the moonlight, and piercing eyes that seem to unlock the secrets of the forest, he is a figure that inspires both respect and fear. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS He is not just a hunter, but a born strategist, able to follow his prey for miles, patiently waiting for the perfect moment to strike. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS As the leader of his pack, the gray wolf displays keen intelligence and incomparable strength, guiding his group through adversity with a cunning that only great leaders possess.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Legend has it that when the wolf howls at the moon, he is at one with nature, reaffirming his place as one of the most iconic and revered beings in the Turkish mountains. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Observing the clear and endless skies of Turkey, an Eagle stands out as the absolute queen of birds of prey. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS With its wide and powerful wings, which seem to embrace the wind, and its sharp claws, which can easily capture prey several times its size, “The golden eagle” is the perfect example of strength and majesty.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Watching a golden eagle in flight is witnessing freedom. It soars sovereignly over inaccessible cliffs, where it builds its nest, always away from human eyes. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS His presence commands respect, and his cry echoes as a reminder that the heavens also have their guardians.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS It is impossible not to feel small in the face of its grandeur, and it is precisely this sense of awe that makes the golden eagle one of the most fascinating and admired creatures in the wild. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Traversing the dense forests and open fields of Turkey, we spot the graceful “red fox”. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS This animal moves with a stealthy grace, a steady, adaptable figure in an ever-changing world.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS With her shiny coat and fluffy tail, she is one of the most easily recognizable animals, but her charming appearance hides a cunning and curious mind. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The red fox is a natural survivor, adapting its diet and behaviors to thrive in diverse environments, from remote forests to nearby towns and cities. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Its attentive gaze and ability to explore the environment in search of food make it a fascinating creature to observe.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The figure of the fox is full of symbolism, representing intelligence and adaptability, and its place in Turkish culture is one of both admiration and respect. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Exploring the deep forests of Turkey, we encounter the colossal “Boar” [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS A true master of survival, the Turkish wild boar is a robust and adaptable animal. Its dense coat protects it from the harsh cold, while its strong paws help it navigate rough terrain.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS His robust and burly appearance may lead you to underestimate him, but don't let that fool you. Under that thick skin hides an agile and explosive animal, capable of running at great speeds when threatened. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS In search of roots, fruits and small animals, the wild boar uses its strong snout to turn the soil, a habit that also helps to aerate the land, showing its vital role in the ecosystem.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Living in groups called varas, wild boars exhibit complex social behavior , with a hierarchical structure that strengthens the group. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Their interactions are fascinating to watch, especially during mating season when males compete fiercely for females. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_03: Sumela Monastery Continuing our journey, we now see the Pontic mountains of Turkey, where the Sumela Monastery stands as a testimony to human faith and ingenuity.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS This impressive Greek Orthodox monastery, with over 1,600 years of history, is one of the oldest preserved monastic buildings in the world. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The monks who founded it chose this elevated location because of a statue of the Virgin Mary discovered in a nearby cave, which according to tradition was carved by Luke the Apostle. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS One of the most notable aspects of the Sumela Monastery is the way it was built: without the use of scaffolding or support structures.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The monks had to carefully carve the materials directly from the cliff, carrying them up the hill to bring this architectural masterpiece to life. TITLE_04: Lake Tuz (Tuz Gölü) Lake Tuz, known locally as 'Tuz Gölü' or Salt Lake, is the second largest lake in Turkey. It attracts visitors from all over the world due to its unique peculiarities.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS What really draws attention are its waters which, at certain times of the year, they acquire a surprising pink tone. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS This natural spectacle is due to the presence of “Dunaliella salina”, an algae that thrives in the highly saline waters of the lake. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Another interesting factor is that the "salt water" of Lake Tuz is rich in more than 22 minerals, giving it unique therapeutic properties.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Baths and treatments with lake water and mud are traditionally used to relieve joint pain, improve skin conditions such as eczema and promote general well-being. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_05: Nemrut Dağ In the heart of Anatolia, Mount Nemrut stands like an ancient monolith, guarding secrets of a glorious past. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS More than two millennia ago, the ambitious King Antiochus I of Commagene chose this solitary peak to build a sumptuous tomb-sanctuary, a tribute to his dynasty and the gods he venerated.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The colossal statues, with their weathered faces, hold the secrets of a glorious past. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Nemrut Dağ is a mystical place, where art and religion intertwine, forming a monumental complex that fascinates and intrigues visitors. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS On a rocky slope of Mount Olympos, an extremely rare geological phenomenon, attracts many visitors.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_06: Yanartaş “Yanartaş”, which in Turkish means "flaming stone", are mysterious blue flames that are fed by natural gases escaping from underground, they continually emerge amidst the rocks, offering a surreal spectacle. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The most incredible thing is that these flames never go out, resisting rain and wind, fueling legends and myths throughout the centuries. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The sight of these eternal flames is believed to have inspired the myth of the Chimera, the mythological creature that expelled fire through its nostrils.

The combination of rock, fire and darkness at the top of the mountain may have fueled the imagination of the ancients, giving rise to this hybrid creature. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_07: Sagalassos Sagalassos, once a prosperous city, flourished with culture and commerce. However, in the 7th century, a series of powerful earthquakes hit the region, causing destruction and marking the beginning of its decline.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The once-grand city was slowly covered by a blanket of ruins, transforming into a melancholy testament to a lost civilization. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Sagalassos remained hidden beneath this layer of debris until recently discovered. Today, tourists can stroll around the impressive ruins of a grand theater, public baths, and many beautiful fountains that still stand the test of time.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_08: Mount Ararat Mount Ararat, with its imposing presence and profound mysteries, is a truly fascinating destination. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Known worldwide for its association with Noah's Ark, Mount Ararat is a sacred site for many religions. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Its location, close to the borders of Turkey, Armenia and Iran, makes it a meeting point between different cultures and beliefs.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The mountain has a special meaning for many, due to its biblical relevance. According to the Book of Genesis, it was in the mountains of Ararat that Noah's Ark rested after the great flood. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Over the centuries, countless explorers have climbed Ararat in search of the remains of the Ark, and although conclusive evidence has yet to be discovered, the story continues to enchant and stimulate the imagination of many.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_09: Harran Beehive Houses We now see “Harran”, one of the oldest places in the world that continues to be inhabited to this day. The city is famous for its houses, the shape of which resembles bee hives. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS These buildings, made of clay and bricks, offer a refuge for the residents of Harran.

The architecture of these houses is not just a tradition, but an effective solution to the region's extreme climate. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS During the sweltering summer months, its thick walls keep the interior cool and comfortable, while in winter, they retain heat, providing a cozy shelter. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Even after centuries, many of these houses continue to be home to local families, who preserve and keep alive the traditional Harran way of life.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS When walking through the streets of Harran, it is as if we were walking through the pages of a history book, where each house tells a unique story about the life and customs of a people that, for centuries, encountered the land and in tradition the basis of its existence. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_10: Lake Salda "Lake Salda", affectionately nicknamed “The Turkish Maldives”, is one of the cleanest and deepest lakes in Turkey. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The beautiful white sand beaches and crystal clear waters turquoise blue enchant tourists from all over the world.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The lake is also famous for its therapeutic properties. The water, rich in minerals, and the mud that accumulates along the shore are considered by many to be highly beneficial. for the skin.

It's not hard to see visitors covering themselves with the mud, hoping to take advantage of its rejuvenating and healing effects. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Another intriguing fact is that this place has a certain connection with the planet Mars . hydromagnesite, a rare mineral found in the lake's waters, has characteristics similar to minerals found on the Martian surface.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Visiting Lake Salda is venturing into a true paradise hidden in the heart of Turkey [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_11: Patara Situated in a strategic position on the Lycian coast, Patara was an important commercial and religious center. Its bustling port and oracle of Apollo made it a prosperous city for centuries. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The oracle of Apollo was a religious center of great importance in antiquity, which attracted pilgrims from all parts of the ancient world in search of divine answers.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The decline of the Roman Empire, combined with changes in trade routes and natural disasters, contributed to the gradual abandonment of Patara. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS An interesting fact about Patara is that this was the birthplace of "Saint Nicholas", the man who would later gain worldwide fame as "Santa Claus". [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Leaving behind the ancient ruins, our gaze now turns to the beaches of Patara.

Few places in the world can compare to this. With its endless stretches of white sand and crystal clear waters, Patara transports us to a tropical paradise, even though it is in the heart of the Mediterranean. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The sand dunes that rise behind the beach are constantly shaped by the wind, creating a very beautiful environment.

It's as if nature is constantly painting a picture, an ever-changing work of art. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The combination of Patara's rich history and the beauty of its beaches offers an experience that is both a journey into the past and a celebration of the present. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_12: Kizkalesi We will now meet Kızkalesi, also called "Maiden's Castle", an ancient fortress that stands on a small island off the southern coast of Turkey.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Legend has it that a king, fearing a prophecy that predicted his daughter's death from a snake bite, built the castle to protect her. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS However, destiny was fulfilled when a serpent, hidden in a basket of grapes, reached the princess and sealed her tragic fate. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Although the legend of the princess is the best known, the real story of the Kizkalesi is equally fascinating.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The castle is believed to have been built in the 12th century, with the aim of protecting the coast from invaders. Over the centuries, the castle served as a fortress, prison and even barracks. Each era left its mark, especially on its walls and structures.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Today, Kizkalesi is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Turkey. Thousands of people visit the castle every year to admire its beauty and discover its history. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_13: Lake Van We now head to “Lake Van”, the largest lake in the country, known for its intense blue color and the beautiful scenery that surrounds it.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS One of the most curious aspects of Loch Van is the legend of the "Loch Van Monster", a creature similar to the famous Loch Ness Monster in Scotland, which some locals claim to have seen. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS On a small island within Lake Van lies the Church of Aktamar, also known as the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS This church is a magnificent example of Armenian architecture, covered with detailed stone carvings depicting biblical scenes and figures of Armenian royalty.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The choice of the island of Aktamar as the location for the church highlights the importance of isolation in spirituality, providing a remote place for worship and reflection [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_14: Troy The ancient city of Troy is shrouded in legend. It resonates through the centuries as an icon of history. Setting of one of the most famous stories in Greek mythology, the "Trojan War".

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS This legendary city has had its physical existence questioned for a long time. However, in the late 19th century, archaeologists rediscovered Troy, revealing not just one but nine overlapping cities built over 4,000 years. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Troy represents one of the most important archaeological sites in the world, a place where mythology intertwines with history, allowing tourists to walk through ruins that witnessed epic clashes.

TITLE_15: Tortum Waterfall The stunning Tortum Waterfall, the highest in Turkey, is a true natural spectacle, where the strength of the waters meets the tranquility of an enchanting landscape. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS But what makes this place even more interesting is the innovative use of renewable energy. Nearby, a hydroelectric plant harnesses the relentless force of water to generate electricity, uniting the untamed beauty of nature with the efficiency of sustainable technology.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_16: Cappadocia In the heart of Turkey, there is a place that seems to belong to a fantasy world: “Cappadocia”. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS This charming region has fueled the imagination of many over the centuries. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS In the center of Cappadocia is the Göreme Valley, a stunning landscape of fairy chimneys and cave churches.

Formed by volcanic eruptions and shaped by erosion over millions of years, these structures have housed homes, churches and monasteries over the centuries. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS The Valley of Love, with its spectacular rock formations sculpted by nature, is one of Cappadocia's postcards. Popular imagination, sparked by the unusual shapes of the rocks, transformed the place into a symbol of romance and fantasy.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Hot air balloon rides at dawn are one of the biggest attractions in Vale do Amor. The panoramic view of landscapes sculpted by nature makes this an unforgettable experience for any traveler. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS TITLE_17: Düden Waterfalls The Düden Waterfalls offer a natural spectacle divided into two parts: in the upper falls, the river emerges with force, while in the lower ones, it falls from a cliff, meeting the Mediterranean Sea in a spectacular encounter .

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS In Greek mythology, Düden Falls was considered a sacred place. It was believed that Asclepius, the god of medicine, son of Apollo, would have found his final rest in this place, elevating the status of waterfall to the level of sanctuary. [MUSIC] 8 SECONDS Today, we understand that these waterfalls have existed for centuries, but they are constantly evolving, with the water slowly sculpting the rock and reshaping the landscape over time.

[MUSIC] 8 SECONDS This is Turkey, a land full of natural wonders and incredible architectural masterpieces. To watch more extraordinary discoveries like this, click on the documentary that appears on your screen. Thank you and have a good trip!