We continue our Syria video series. In our previous videos, together with my friend Kemal Canbolat, we started working to shoot the nightlife in Damascus, Syria. We left our hotel in the evening. If you want to compare this place to a place in our country, I can say 90's Istiklal Street or Beyoğlu.
I met many people here. Also, I spoke Turkish with a Syrian woman I met. He learned Turkish from the TV series "Çukur", which was broadcast on Show TV. I met another young man, who lived in the Basmane district of Izmir, where Syrians live heavily, and learned Turkish.
I received many questions about Syrian nightlife. First, there were questions such as how to get here. First of all, I would like to explain the reason why I did not go from Turkey to Syria by land. Unfortunately, Turkish citizens are prohibited from traveling to Syria. Therefore, as I explained in my previous video, I went to Syria via Beirut.
Life in Damascus continues normally. The city heals its wounds and this process continues. In any case, the war did not come to the Damascus region much. In my new videos, I will also go to the regions where the war is intense and the human drama continues.
Also, Syrian citizens made me feel very welcome here and I had no problems. Their hospitality is admirable. I did not see or experience any problems against the Turks. I hope that Syria will return to its most beautiful and prosperous days as soon as possible. As far as I can see, a great effort is being made in this direction.
I am in Damascus, Syria, sponsored by Fatih Koparan Just English Language Schools (www.justenglis...).
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