Welcome to Turkey (Türkiye)🇹🇷 | [E24]

Onda. Onda. Yes. So we got a key here for a little bit I guess. Perhaps an hour maybe. We'll see. We're moving slowly, slowly. Getting there. Now we gotta go to Turkey. Turkish side. Turkey, Turkey, Turkey. 2009 was the last time I entered Turkey. Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle. Getting closer and closer and closer. Now the sun is heating on here. It is warm with a motorcycle jacket on and everything. But soon, soon, soon I'm there. Maybe they do some inspections in my bags as well. I heard that before. We'll see what they do. What they decide they want to do. Where are you going? In Turkey. I'm going to Istanbul. Am I allowed to go? I don't know. What do they need for the last thing? They didn't go through my bags. They just asked me where I'm going and for how long I would stay. And I couldn't answer that. I was like, probably to Istanbul. Yeah, I think I'm going to Istanbul. And I can do the service on my bike. Yeah, let's check. Passport, passport, machine card. Onda. Onda. Yes. Is it okay? Thank you. Here we go. Turkey, Turkey, Turkey. We are in Turkey. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's amazing. I made it out of the city. Wow. Now it's a mission to find a sim card somewhere. In the next village or town, I think. I'll stop there and see if they have something in the queue station. I'm in Turkey! Woo! Why do we have roundabouts and then traffic lights in them? Isn't it more smoother to go without traffic lights? Like a roundabout should be, or at least that's how I know it. Doesn't it make more flow in the traffic? I don't know. Guys, I tried maybe three different places here but they are so full. And I saw on the iOverlander app that a hotel is one hour from here in a place called Saray. So, I will go there. I called them and they had a room. So, let's go! Ta-da! I find a hostel here in Sanaya. It's pretty nice. Toilet. My working station for the moment. Yeah, it's super fresh. I really like it. And when I opened the door, I could hear the prayer, the singing. It's so exotic. It's so exotic for me. It's so cool. Woo! So far, so good. Turkey. You nailed it. Hello, all my beautiful people. Another day, another opportunities. Today I'm going to Istanbul. So, I have around, I think it's 100km to go there, two hours more or less. Depends on the traffic and the situation there. It's gonna be very interesting to go there in the city. People told me, crazy. I think it would remind me a lot of driving in India or maybe in Vietnam as well. Yeah, those crazy times. But, it's gonna be so fun. I really want to see Istanbul. First, I wasn't sure. I didn't want to go there but like, big city, nah. But I realized the best mechanics are in Istanbul. So, I'm in touch with a really good mechanic right now. So, I'll go to him and see. He's an expert in Honda motorcycles. So, that's the plan. So, let the adventure continue. Parker. I don't know if you can see, but I'm there. I'm there. A lot of cats here. Pretty nice. The traffic slowed down a bit. It's very hectic. So, I have a truck in front of me that doesn't go that fast off the hill. I don't mind. I want to slow down a bit. Yeah. Temperature is great. I was thinking I don't think I would handle it. I could handle it if I came in in summer. Like in June, July, August. I don't think living there would die. I can't handle that temperatures. I am from the north of Sweden. The Swedish grandmother, I guess is what it is. I'm not made for that climate. It's like I want to crawl out of my body if I am in the way to warmer places. I made it to Istanbul. I'm going to join my future family as well. See you in a bit. Take care and I'll see you soon.