I Don't Know What To Do | Türkiye | [E28]

And the second idea as well is to put my tent here in the bus stop. Thank you so much! Bye bye! Take care! Oh, it was so nice over there. I had such a good time with these guys. And I guess my closest person was Junus. Such a warm-hearted person. My god. Always a smile on his face. You know, he wants so well. He wants to treat everyone well. Time to leave Cappadocia. I had a really lovely time at the hostel, Köse hostel. I can highly recommend you to go there. Such a cool place and amazing people around there. I met so many travellers. There's like-minded people, people on bicycle, travelling from Europe to India, Nepal, Australia, all over. It's really good to catch up with these people. And get some information and ideas on stuff on the way. So I'm very thankful for that. There was one motorcycle woman there as well. So surprised! A Slovenian woman who was travelling around Europe as well, alone. She was super cool. Yeah, now I'm going south. South to the sea, to the Mediterranean Sea. So for today, I will not reach the sea today. I will do a tour to Ilara Valley. Not so far from here, but I will do a little loop. Because I want to go on the Trans-Euro Trail as well. So I said, why not do that? So I'm stopping at, I think it was a monastery or a church over there as well. And I need some fuel. Yes, it's going to be full. I will go from here to the Trans-Euro Trail. Trans-Euro Trail I will try out. I think it's an easy section, so it's going to be a couple of kilometres. Perhaps 30, 40 kilometres. So yeah, try out. Usually they are very scenic, so yeah. Let's go for that. You need to have sensors everywhere here when you drive. You never know where someone is going to come. Trans-Euro Trail and along the way there will be a monastery as well. A church or something. And those tiny villages that are all over Cappadocia. One of them as well. I will have a look, you know. This place is so fascinating. Mind-blowing again. But something I've never seen before, you know. I can't imagine to live up there. Oi, oi, oi. It smells like someone is cooking pasta. Ai, ai, look at that. Ha, ha. I think this is Urgup. Jeez. Ai, ai, ai. Look. I mean this area, it's a volcanic area, everything. I think there are three or four volcanoes around here. They are not active. A long time ago. But due to the volcanoes, the landscape became like this. As well with the erosion. But yeah, so cool. Do you see the mountain over there? That's a volcano. Not an active one. It started with an E, the name of it. I can't remember. Wow. And the area is fantastic. Um. It's very quiet on this road. In Göreme, it's on these off-road tracks. There are so much cars, jeeps, ATVs, people walking. You are never alone. This is great. Aha, cool. A woman driving a motorcycle. I am at the Keslik Monastery. And guess what appears here? I have more for you. I have so much more for you. Yes, was it good? Was it good? It's cat food, I know, but I think you eat that anyway. Doesn't matter. You still have over there. You still have over here. Look, there, there, there. Yeah, yeah. Look, they go crazy when you... Be fast. Right, we're gonna go to the monastery now. It was 20 lira. Which is like 1 euro. Nothing. Oh, wow. Oh, Jesus. No way, look. It's underground. Wow. I don't know where you have that in the monastery. Check this out. It seems like this was a... Like a jail or something. So, this is the refectory. So here was basically the place where they had... Like their dinner, lunch, breakfast, I guess. They were sitting here and eating together. And this little room. Wow. In my opinion, I would say that this was the place a teacher was holding a speech or something. And the children were sitting here. And escaping there. I have no idea. I can't really read anything about it. So, I'm in here. I'm a little bit lost here. First I thought it's a toilet. No. I don't know. At least you can get up here. Wave to your neighbors. And then... You continue up here. And what is this? Maybe the bedroom? What the hell? Balcony. Look, a balcony. Oi, oi, oi. That's a luxury. Balcony. Wave to the neighbors. Hello. And this is one of my neighbors then. The neighbor's place. Maybe they were sleeping there. Cooking food here. Not sure what the holes were for. Maybe for pots and pans. They had no balcony. They had two floors. This is the first floor. And then you can go to the bottom floor. Wave to your neighbors. Hello, Mr. and Mrs. Do you want a cup of coffee? Yes, come over. Come on. Let's have a cup of coffee. I don't know. What conversations they had. I'm in shock. You don't know how to answer. Shoot. Was there bodies here? Coffins? Children? Grown-ups? Here's the fires. Holy grace. Interesting. Happy I went there. Let's see if my baby doggies are still here. A little coffee break before I continue my journey. Let's go, let's go. I bought this sandwich. A sandwich. Which is very cheap and... It's very cheap but still super nice. It is with cheese, salad, tomatoes and stuff. And it's only... I think it's like... 70 cents maybe. One euro maximum for one of these ones. So I bought three of them. Now someone wants to have something. They did. I know, I know, I know. But I need to eat as well. Later it's for you. This is coffee. Coffee and sandwich. Then I can give you love. A lot of love. I keep this. It's a tiny village I ended up in. Oh Jesus, there was a lot of glass. Yeah, this village is in the middle of nowhere. Because I've been driving for 20-25 minutes around these fields and then suddenly this little place appeared. When I stayed in Göreme I always went to the same shop. Almost every day. And one day or the first time I went there I was buying some cookies or something but I couldn't pay with my card. It didn't work. So the guy said like pay me tomorrow. Okay, are you sure? Yeah, just pay me tomorrow. And I came the day after and I paid him. And after that he's been super, super cool. So since then we bonded a lot. So he invited me for coffee yesterday. He had some chats. He really wanted me to stay in his place and help with the garden and to do another volunteer you know, for free accommodation and food. But I couldn't really I couldn't really do that. I had to go, you know. That was the thing. But it was really kind of him to ask. He really insisted to let me come and he didn't want to pay for the stuff I bought. He had such a good heart. Omar is his name. Omar and his shop. The crazy thing with Omar he works every single day. He's the only one in the shop working every single day from his nine to nine. Every single day. Not a day of holiday he had since 25 years back. Can you imagine that? Like, you work every day. Not one single day where you actually can go and enjoy yourself. Go on vacation or I don't know why I do anything you like to do. Wow! I don't know how it happened. I think it was the vibration but the 360 camera you see I touch it there. I was in speed 90 90 kilometers per hour suddenly it jumped off like this and flew and got stuck there. I'm going to refill this one. Oh, it looks like lime. But I don't think it's lime. Yeah, it could be. Someone forgot them here. Yes. Oh, filling up this one. Join water. Yes, there it is. Perfect. Beauty, beauty queen. Alright, I am trying to find a little camping spot here but it's been raining so much so I have to take shelter in this bus stop. And it's getting dark and I don't know what to do. No service here as well. No cell phone service. And I'm really stubborn because I want a wild camp. I really want a wild camp. But I don't know. Right now I'm thinking about a hotel but they're pretty expensive here. 50 euros. So it seems like the rain is stopping. That's a good sign. Then I can just go somewhere and stay there for the night. Put my tent and go to sleep. But yes I'm in Bellissima something is this name of the town. It's just next to Ilara. And I've been driving around and around and around and around to find a camping spot but this is taking me to weird spots. You know. So we will see. We will see what's gonna happen. And a second idea as well is to put my tent here in the bus stop. But yeah that could be an option if it doesn't stop raining I could definitely go here but I read not. And I want some connection as well and I don't have it here unfortunately. If I would have connection yes I think I would stay in the bus stop. Because then I have roof over my head and it's out you know. Wish me luck. Hey again. I found a solution. So when I left you there when it was raining in the bus stop came a guy that wasn't behaving really normal. So I got a bit scared because he didn't go and I didn't know who he was or anything and suddenly a car stopped with a guy inside and he said hey do you need help? But in Turkish. So he called a friend and he said hey I have a camping if you want to stay there and he offered to take me there. So I took my stuff and we left that guy and he took me here to this place. Thing is I was supposed to sleep in the tent because it's a camping but the owner of this place he was so kind and left me sleep inside this little kitchen area. So I'm gonna stay here for the night. I have some fire on right now. So my bed is here and maybe have some food as well right now. So everything went fine. No problem. So it's gonna be really nice to go to sleep now. I'm looking forward for that. Oh I forgot to add that the guy in the bus stop that was a little bit creepy he is a disabled guy and he is not dangerous at all. The owner of this place it's his cousin and it's no problem at all. I think it was just in the heat of the moment I was a little bit stressed and you know comes a guy you don't know and but hey thank you so much for joining my adventure from Sweden to Nepal. 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