Ephesus, Turkey in 4K Ultra HD
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Date: 2019-10-24
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Comments and reviews: 10
peter tuann
FYI, one of my fav pics is when I had my wife take a pic of me sitting on those public communal stone toilets. It was behind the rope, but no guards were anywhere near. Also, I think you missed the academic area, where there were schools in Ephesus. Behind the main street and fancy storefronts. I noted that the stores facing the main street had nice stones in front and cheap stones behind their stores.
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FYI, one of my fav pics is when I had my wife take a pic of me sitting on those public communal stone toilets. It was behind the rope, but no guards were anywhere near. Also, I think you missed the academic area, where there were schools in Ephesus. Behind the main street and fancy storefronts. I noted that the stores facing the main street had nice stones in front and cheap stones behind their stores.
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CasuallyObservant
Another excellent video. The music was nice and soothing, also. It just seems wrong that this once amazing and beautiful village is left in rubble, abandoned and lonely. Do we know what cataclysm or event broke all those pillars and damaged all those buildings? And, do we know for sure when it was built and by whom? It looks like Greek, or Roman construction, which is so beautiful.
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Another excellent video. The music was nice and soothing, also. It just seems wrong that this once amazing and beautiful village is left in rubble, abandoned and lonely. Do we know what cataclysm or event broke all those pillars and damaged all those buildings? And, do we know for sure when it was built and by whom? It looks like Greek, or Roman construction, which is so beautiful.
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Wilfried Dannewald
I think who has not seen Ephesus himself can hardly understand the dimension. An ancient harbor town which today lies by landing about 60 km from the sea. The reconstruction of international aid today gives a deep insight into the past. Thanks for the recordings in good quality.
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I think who has not seen Ephesus himself can hardly understand the dimension. An ancient harbor town which today lies by landing about 60 km from the sea. The reconstruction of international aid today gives a deep insight into the past. Thanks for the recordings in good quality.
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mereu netulburat
Amazing Places on Our Planet - The beauty of our planet without words -. The one who sees the world that way, and also thinks and acts according to these words, is nothing else but an inspiration, a real luminary to this world. Thank you for your wonderful work
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Amazing Places on Our Planet - The beauty of our planet without words -. The one who sees the world that way, and also thinks and acts according to these words, is nothing else but an inspiration, a real luminary to this world. Thank you for your wonderful work
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peter tuann
thank you, I was here in 2015 Winter, but your vids are better than my pictures, bravo. You've been everywhere I have been, just with better equipment and more time. Please continue your great work. You are helping the tourism industry.
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thank you, I was here in 2015 Winter, but your vids are better than my pictures, bravo. You've been everywhere I have been, just with better equipment and more time. Please continue your great work. You are helping the tourism industry.
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Marvin Williford
Interesting. These places and ruins must be quite old. Are you European? Do you mind saying? I assumed for a long time that you are American but recent observations lead me to believe otherwise. Another great video.
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Interesting. These places and ruins must be quite old. Are you European? Do you mind saying? I assumed for a long time that you are American but recent observations lead me to believe otherwise. Another great video.
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John Smith
To my surprise, it seemed much more Western, then Middle Eastern. Of course, to me, Turkey is difficult to categorize and what might be on what you call a cline. I only read the description after having watched the video.
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To my surprise, it seemed much more Western, then Middle Eastern. Of course, to me, Turkey is difficult to categorize and what might be on what you call a cline. I only read the description after having watched the video.
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alejandro elale
Beautiful, as always, Milosh. Few people in Ephesus. When you visited the house of Mary, didn't you smell a flawerish scent in the air, even without flowers at sight. Probably is just sugestion. Thanks for sharing.
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Beautiful, as always, Milosh. Few people in Ephesus. When you visited the house of Mary, didn't you smell a flawerish scent in the air, even without flowers at sight. Probably is just sugestion. Thanks for sharing.
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We See Here
I've always been fascinated with ancient civilizations that put so much art, thought, and structure into their cities, yet today the lay in ruins. What stories are told by the remaining stones Great footage of Ephesus
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I've always been fascinated with ancient civilizations that put so much art, thought, and structure into their cities, yet today the lay in ruins. What stories are told by the remaining stones Great footage of Ephesus
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Annemieke van Leeuwen
A fantastic historic city. I've been there once and it made a lot of impression on me. One of the most interesting places in Turkey. The Library is amazingThank you for sharing dear friend.
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A fantastic historic city. I've been there once and it made a lot of impression on me. One of the most interesting places in Turkey. The Library is amazingThank you for sharing dear friend.
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