A tourist guide living in İstanbul. Exploring İstanbul, Turkey and other countries with friends, guests all around the world. And wanna explore whole the world as quick as I can :D I'm curious about other cultures, love not to live ordinary, always excited to see new places, meet new people, try different foods, quite smiling face, not quickly demoralized, love animals and our kind...Looking for good friendships to share happy memories.

我为什么加入 Couchsurfing

I'm passionate about travelling, I want to meet with local or new people from different cultures and backgrounds. Experience a local life in a country that I've visited. I like to observe countries social life

兴趣

• dancing
• cooking
• wine
• beer
• movies
• reading
• music
• hiking
• backpacking
• camping
• geography
• history
• volunteering
• art
• food
• musica
• kids
• swiming
• culture exchange
• rakı
• cats and dogs
• traveling and meeting new people
• history.
• try to be more connected with nature

音乐、电影和书籍

I have no restrictions on music. I like almost everykind of music that sounds good to me but first three would be Rock, Jazz-Swing, Classical and folk musics of diffrent cultures.
I love reading books, but nowadays I prefer short articles about scientific topics on the Internet. Maybe I'm spending a lot of time on the internet instead of reading a book :)
For movies, I like to watch movies a lot. Especially social, biographical, historical, real stories and comedies (I rarely find good comedies)

我做过的一件不可思议的事情

I've traveled most of İran alone (this was my first lonely traveling so it was a kind of looking into myself) and I've saved a person's life.

教，学，和分享

The distance between all train tracks on earth is 143.5 centimeters.

Since there are no steering and brakes in the primitive transportation vehicles, in order to facilitate the journey, cavities were opened in the rocks where the wheels could enter. In ancient times, such roads connecting Athens, Sparta and Olympia. Although the Roman Empire used these channels less frequently than the Greeks, they developed these ways technologically. In particular, after the Roman occupation, the transport vehicle width in England became widespread between 1.40 and 1.50 meters. 1,435 meters were used.

When the continent of America was discovered and the railroads began to be built, this magically preserved 143.5 centimeter width.

This has even affected the construction of space shuttles.

So the American engineers thought the fuel tanks should be larger, but the fuel tanks were made in Utah and they had to be transported by train to the space center in Florida.

There are tunnels on the road. If the fuel tanks are larger, they cannot pass through the tunnels and the transportation cannot be realized.

If they said so, they accepted the measure that the Romans decided was ideal.

我可以与沙发主分享些什么

I can share my local culture, give information about the places that I've visited, host them in İstanbul. Also I can cook :)

我游览过的国家

Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, China, France, Georgia, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iran, Israel, Italy, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Palestine, Serbia, Slovakia, Switzerland, Vatican City State

我居住过的国家

Iran