Bursa Doğa Ve Turizm Gönüllüleri & Rehberleri

23/06/2024

Home to 20,000, But Who Built it? The Underground City of Derinkuyu
https://amznewspaper.com/home-to-20000-but-who-built-it-the-underground-city-of-derinkuyu/

22/06/2024

The Ancient Pool in Pamukkale: An Essential Historical Treasure

Description:

The ancient pool in Pamukkale, also known as Cleopatra's pool, is a magical place that combines history, natural beauty and ancient legends. Immerse yourself in the hot springs of this historic treasure and be captivated by its timeless charm.

8 Additional Interesting Facts:

1. Legendary Origin: It is said that Cleopatra's pool in Pamukkale was a gift from Mark Antony to Queen Cleopatra as a token of love.
2. Healing Hot Springs: The waters of the pool are believed to have healing properties due to their high mineral content.
3. Roman Architecture: The pool is surrounded by Roman columns and ancient ruins that add a touch of history to its surroundings.
4. Constant Temperature: The water temperature in the pool remains constant around 36 degrees Celsius throughout the year.
5. Unique Experience: Swimming in the waters of the ancient pool in Pamukkale is a unique experience that transports you to the time of the ancient Romans.
6. World Heritage: Pamukkale, where the pool is located, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site due to its historical and natural importance.
7. Movie Set: This iconic pool has been the setting for several movies and film productions that seek to capture its unique beauty.
8. Guided Tours: Visitors can enjoy guided tours that allow them to learn more about the history and significance of Cleopatra's Pool.

22/06/2024

HATAY
* Antakya 4000 yıllık geçmişe sahip

* Dünyada kurulan ilk şehirdir

* Buzamana kadar depremde 7 defa olduğu gibi yıkılıp tekrar kuruldu...

* Antakya Mozaik Müzesi Mozaikleri bakımından Dünyada ikinci sırada...

* Dünyadaki ilk kilise olan St. Pierre Kilisesi Hıristiyanlığın yayıldığı ilk mağara kilise buradadır..

* Hiristiyanlara "HIRİSTİYAN"ismi ilk burada verilmiştir..

* Türkiyenin en uzun kumsalları buradadır. 12 km

* İstikameti dolayısıyla tamamiyle "Güneyden" gelip "Kuzeye" dökülen iki ırmaktan biri olan Asi Nehri Güney’den Kuzey’e ters akan tek nehirdir...

* Fetihler dışında müslümanlık Anadoluya ilk olarak buradan girmiştir "Habib-i Neccar Camii Anadolu'da yapılan ilk camidir"

* Eski dünyanın bilinen en uzun surları buradadır ."Antakya Kalesi 26 km

* Eski Dünyanın en büyük ticaret yolları buradan başlamış ve bitmiştir "İpek-Baharat”

* M.Ö sinden 18 yy kadar nehir vasıtasıyla içeriye kadar deniz ticaretinin yapıldığı tek yerdir...

* Hatay, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti tarihinde Devlet olma özelliğini kazanmış tek vilayettir...

* M.Ö 300 yılında kurulan Antakya, M.Ö I. yy antik dünyanın üç büyük şehrinden biriydi.

* Dünyada ilk Olimpiyatlar burada yapılmıştır."Roma döneminde yapılan Olimpiyat Oyunlarına ev sahipliği yapmıştır."

* Antakya müzesindeki para koleksiyonu dünyada 3. sırada yer almaktadır.

* İlk sokak lambaları Antakya'da kullanıldı "Dünyada meşalelerle aydınlatılan ilk sütunlu cadde olan HEROD CADDESİ (KURTULUŞ CADDESİ) Antakya’dadır.

ANTAKYA’NIN KURULUŞU

Büyük İskender’in komutanlarında Antigonus ve Seleucus, Mezopotamya ile Suriye’nin yönetimi için aralarında savaşmış, zafer Seleucus’un olmuştur. Y eni bir kent kurmak isteyen Seleucus, Zeus’tan kendisine yol göstermesini ister ve bir kurban keser. Kurban etini kaparak uçan bir kartal, Silpius Dağı’nın eteği ile Oronte (Asi) Nehri’nin arasına konar. Seleucus, bunun Zeus’un bir işareti olduğuna inanır. M.Ö. 300 yılında kentin temeli atılır. Kenti planlama işi mimar Xenarius’a verilir. Xenarius şehri kışın güneş görecek, yazın rüzgarlardan faydalanacak şekilde planlar.

Kente Seleucus’un babası Antiochus’un adı verilir. M.Ö.64 yılında Roma hakimiyetine geçene dek Antakya, Seleucus Krallığı’nın başkenti olmuştur. Seleucus hanedanlığı döneminde kısa zamanda gelişen şehir büyük bir üne kavuşur. Roma hakimiyetine geçmesi ile birlikte şehir, Roma ve İskenderiye’den sonra, Roma İmparatorluğu’nun üçüncü büyük eyaleti haline gelerek, çok parlak bir dönem geçirir.

Uygarlıkların medeniyetle tanıştığı ,inançların askıyla birleştiği ve özgürlüğe adım atıldığı yerdir

20/06/2024

Another remarkable example of the intricate, morterless stone masonry at the Golden Temple in Qorikancha, Peru...

(image credits to original owner)

19/06/2024

A rendering of what Ancient Greece would have looked like: Curetes Street in ancient Ephesus. Curetes Street is one of three main arteries in the ancient city of Ephesus, with its marble paving running from the Celsus Library up to the Hercules Gate. It was the heart of ancient Ephesus, lined with fountains, temples, shops under long porticoes, and the large houses of the city's most elite citizens. The facades and sidewalks of Curetes Street are filled with works of marble and mosaic tiles.
The city of Ephesus dates back 3,000 years to the 10th century BC and became most famous for The Temple of Artemis, completed in 550 BC, which was one of the seven Ancient wonders of the world. It came under Roman control in 129 BC during the days of the Roman Republic.
Though the buildings lining the streets have been damaged over the centuries by earthquakes and silt, Curetes Street still remains as a relic of the ancient world.

18/06/2024

Cleopatra became queen at age 17, and she lived for another 20 years, until her untimely death at age 39. She was fluent in nine different tongues. She was the only member of her dynasty to understand the ancient Egyptian language and read hieroglyphics. She was also fluent in Greek, Hebrew, Medes, Troglodytes, Syrian, Ethiopian, and Arabic, among other languages.
Now that she knew this, she could read whatever book she wanted. She was well-versed in many fields, including but not limited to linguistics, geography, history, astronomy, international diplomacy, mathematics, alchemy, medicine, zoology, economics, and physics. She actively sought out any and all available historical information.
Cleopatra devoted a significant portion of her life to working in a prehistoric equivalent of a laboratory. She has penned a few books on herbal remedies and beauty treatments. All of her work was lost in the great Library of Alexandria fire in 391 A.D. C. Galen, a well-known physicist, read her works and even managed to copy some of Cleopatra's culinary creations.
Galen also advised her patients to use a special treatment that stimulated hair growth for males who were bald. Nevertheless, none of Cleopatra's beauty advice from her writings has made it down to us.
With her linguistic prowess, the Egyptian queen had access to many now-lost papyri relating to herbal medicine. Throughout the first years of Christianity, her impact in the fields of science and medicine was widely recognized. Without a shadow of a doubt, she stands out as one of the most extraordinary people in human history.

15/06/2024

Kimsenin bilmediği, görmediği, gözlerden ırak bir orman katliamını haber vermek istiyorum.
Muğla/Milas'da Kazıklı koyu, Türkiye'nin ciğerlerindendir.
Oradaki ormanlarda, yeni durum budur.
Katliam genişlemekte.
Duyurmak isteyenlerden ricamdır.

15/06/2024

Cezayir'in Kenşela kentinde imparator Vespasianus tarafından inşa edilen ve 2000 yıl sonra hala kullanımda olan bir Roma hamamı.

Roma medeniyetinin su ile olan ilişkisi diğer uygarlıklara göre daha belirleyici olmuş; hamamlar, sukemerleri, su değirmenleri, anıtsal çeşmeler ve sıhhi tesisatları ile gelişmiş tuvalet sistemleri yapmışlar...

Siz de su gibi aziz olun.

15/06/2024

14/06/2024

Baatara Cave Waterfall (also known as Balaa Waterfall) is a waterfall that dives into a carc cave, located near the city of Tannourine (Lebanon 🇱🇧).

This cave, 250 m deep and 260 wide, was formed in a limestone from the Upper Jurassic.

The waterfall makes a jump of about 90 meters and begins its journey through the carcic cunicols of the cave.

In 1988 a test with fluorescent dye showed that waters reemerged 13 hours later at the Dalleh spring, near the village of Mgharet al-Ghaouaghir, 6 km north-west and 800 m further below.

14/06/2024

Ayder’de tuvalet 😂😂

https://karadenizsivesi.com

14/06/2024

Today, Babylon is located within modern-day Iraq, roughly 50 miles south of Baghdad. Babylon was the capital of the Babylonian and Neo-Babylonian Empires. It was a sprawling, heavily-populated city with enormous walls and multiple palaces and temples. Famous structures and artifacts include the temple of Marduk, the Ishtar Gate, and stelae upon which Hammurabi's Code was written. Persian conquest Ilin 539 BC, the Neo-Babylonian Empire fell to Cyrus the Great, king of Persia, with a military engagement known as the Battle of Opis. It was founded around 2300 B.C. by the ancient Akkadian-speaking people of southern Mesopotamia

11/06/2024

Yılmaz Özdil: “1 Euro TL’nin 35 katı olmasına rağmen Yunan Adaları Türkiye’den daha ucuz ya. Türk döneri Yunan Adaları’ndaki dönerden 4 kat daha pahalı. Türk kahvesi Yunan Adası’nda daha ucuz. Allah aşkına, böyle bir şey olabilir mi ya?”
- İstanbul’da restoranlarda fiyatlar 2024 https://www.i24haber.com/1937-istanbul-restoranlar-fiyatlar

23/05/2024

ATAKÖY PLAJI'NIN YENİ VE ESKİ HALİ...

22/05/2024