Artworks also get sick. Even if they are well preserved... Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University Department of Conservation and Restoration of Works of Art is Turkey's first painting hospital. Watch the healing stories of unique artworks at Habitat!
On one side is the Aegean, on the other the Mediterranean... Nature above, history below... Knidos, the face of Datça that opens to the past on the Reşadiye Peninsula, the southwest tip of Turkey, comes to the screen with its ancient stories. Watch in the habitat of the past and the future!
Toprak Sergen looks into the eyes of the forest... The actor examines the digital fire watchtowers built in Istanbul, Kastamonu, Muğla, İzmir, Denizli, and Bilecik in the fourth year of the "Eyes of the Forest" project, which aims to protect our forest resources. Watch in the habitat of green...
A group of nature walkers who joined the migration of the last nomads of Anatolia, the Sarıkeçililer, in Mersin are shown on the screen in habitat. The nature walkers accompany the nomads with their camel caravans and goats in habitat. Watch in nature's habitat.
A journey of discovery in Iceland with guide Çağdaş Ozan Karabay... On the way back from Iceland's Golden Circle route, one of Iceland's oldest open-air thermal pools is visited. Watch Iceland Chronicles in the habitat of the curious.
Researcher Yiğit Tahtalıoğlu embarks on a journey of discovery under the guidance of food culture. He investigates Istanbul's fishermen, the subtleties of Ottoman Palace cuisine, Istanbul's historical restaurants and the flavors of non-Muslim tables. Everything about food is in habitat, the living space for those who are curious!
The connected efforts of communities dedicated to preserving natural and cultural heritage in Tunisia, Lebanon and Menorca… Cork oak tree in Tunisia Olive growers in Lebanon “Island of Hope” Collective action to preserve natural wonders in Menorca… Watch in Habitat of Devotion.
Archaeologist Mehmet Hasan Bozkurt meets with archaeologist and musician Deniz Tanrıverdi; he traces the oldest of today's arts, music, which emerged simultaneously with cultural history, from the Paleolithic period to the ancient period. Kayıp Dünya is at habitat, the living space of music and history.
Experienced diver Tunç Emre Karakoyunlu brings the depths to the surface. The breathtaking underwater world of Bodrum through the eyes of a diver... An unforgettable underwater dream in Dragon Rocks, Kargı Island and Orak Island... Watch in the habitat of the blue!
World-renowned cellist Alexander Rudin is celebrating his 30th year in Turkey in Izmir. Join us for this captivating concert at the Ahmed Adnan Saygun Art Center, where Rudin will perform as both conductor and soloist with the Yaşar University Chamber Orchestra. Experience the music in its living space, habitat.
Su Yücel, in the new stop of the civilization journey between water and humans, lends an ear to the monumental oak in Elazığ. The wise oak, whose rustle was listened to by Greek prophets, carved into saz by Anatolian poets, and painted vein by botanical artists, gives a voice in the habitat of nature.
Cenk Polat and his traveling companion Papi are at the Çamlıca Waterfall this time. On a day when spring is truly felt, the duo observes both the waterfall's unique beauty and the birdlife of the region. Watch in the habitat of those who follow nature!
Coşkun Aral is in Bangladesh, one of the world's troubled regions. The reporter witnesses the drama of the Rohingya Muslims and the work of AFAD, which extends a first aid hand to them. The reporter is at habitat.
Fatih Aslan brings together the past and present among the stone houses of Kars' grid-planned streets. He discovers the unique flavors of Kars and Russian cuisine, witnesses the production of gruyere and kashar cheese in Boğatepe Village, and explores wildlife with the Kuzeydoğa Association. Watch the habitat of those who wander!
The Summit Turkey Expeditions team's goal of 4 summits in 4 days in Niğde Aladağlar continues. The goal at the end of the spring climb in Aladağlar: To touch the peaks of Büyük Demirkazık, Küçük Demirkazık, Davlumbaz and Yıldızbaşı. Watch in the habitat of the adventure!
Academic Berker Çiftçi opens the doors of the seed warehouse. Çiftçi, who keeps Anatolia's heritage alive through the Seed Warehouse Association, of which he is a founder, reminds us of what we've forgotten about heirloom seeds and sustainable, healthy food, and explains what we don't know. The Spirit of the Warehouse is on screen in the Living Seeds' living space.
Kubilay Sakarya visits Aslı Günşiray’s house in Teşvikiye and then her boutique in Çukurcuma, who has created an original style that includes rich cultural diversity with inspiration from both historical and modern trends. Living Spaces are coming to your habitat.
Visual anthropologist Elif Eda Tibet embarks on a journey of discovery in North African culture this time. Morocco comes to the screen with its striking aspects through the eyes of a researcher traveler. Watch in habitat, the living space of human stories...
Betül Kanbolat continues her journey in the magical world of children's books. Eskişehir Anatolian High School Little Prince Book Museum meets with Yıldıray Lise and talks about the process of transforming the heart-touching world of the Little Prince into a museum. Kipatlı Günler at habitat.
Forestry Engineer Cihan Erdönmez and anthropologist Anna Zadrozna Somer are exploring the plant atlas of Kilyos. The two scientists are examining scabious, blue chicory and sage. Watch in the habitat of the unnoticed!
A festival in the Paris of the Balkans... Serhan Bali is attending the George Enescu Music Festival, held every two years in Bucharest. The magnificent concert hall, Romania's historical heritage and the magic of universal notes come together in the festival. Watch in the habitat of music.
Guide Çağdaş Ozan Karabay canoes on the Spree River, which flows through Berlin for 46 km, and explores the region. He moves through the Spree Forest, where the river divides into hundreds of branches, and passes through villages. Berlin Diaries is in the habitat of nature.
Can a story sprout from a photograph? Author Tolga Gümüşay does exactly that in his Kareli Öyküler (Square Stories). In Kedi Memo, the author tells the story of a father and son he encountered at an antiques market with an entertaining situation story... Watch it on the living space of literature, habitat!
The official residence of the French ambassadors in Istanbul is the "French Palace." Art historian Feride Bozcu tours the French Palace, which looks like a small city with its church, post office, and courthouse, with Elisabeth Madzar. Watch it in the habitat of history.
The world's largest soda lake and Turkey's largest... With its endemic pearl mullet and islands boasting a magnificent historical heritage, Lake Van boasts a treasure trove far beyond its surface area. With its natural beauty and history, Lake Van is ready to welcome you to your habitat.
When we look at yoga poses, we can see that they are influenced by nature, animals and Hindu mythology. While each pose brings healing to its practitioner, some of them can fuel your curiosity and direct your emotions with their stories. Nihan Hantal tells the stories of yoga movements that give meaning to human life. Watch in habitat.
While Wonderland is Changing, no area of life remains the same. The climate crisis has already begun to shape today and tomorrow, from individual lives to corporate decisions. So what awaits our world? Experts explain in the habitat of the future...
Musician Fikri Karayel tells Nedim Ruacan about the song of his life at Babajım studios. The Cypriot performer also puts his signature under a delightful performance with Nedim Ruacan. Part of Life is at habitat!
İlker dreams exceed borders! Actor İlker Yiğen is in the capital of Portugal at the end of his 4 thousand kilometer journey with his nuclear family! Lisbon, dazzling with its historical and cultural richness, comes to the screen with an İlker narrative.
Witnesses of history await railway enthusiasts at the Istanbul Rahmi Koç Museum. In Turkey's first and only industrial museum, the 1910-built G10 Locomotive tells its story. Watch in the habitat, the living space of time travelers!
The sea slobber that recently took the Sea of Marmara's breath away was Marmara's cry for help. The sea was drowning. Corals became the symbol of resistance. Reporter Coşkun Aral listens to the Marmara's breath from scientists and period witnesses. Watch in the Habitat of Hope!
Şavşat, the Black Sea's hidden paradise... With its lush forests, mist-shrouded plateaus, and crystalline lakes, it's nature in its purest form. Watch Habitat TV to discover this unique landscape, where peace, tranquility, and captivating landscapes meet.
Like everyone else in the city, there is a maned wolf in nature... Gökhan Şafak continues to give life to wood in the spring forests of Bolu. This time, he makes a rope knitting tool and a rope winding reel to hang his gloves with what nature offers. Watch in the habitat of free people.
He worked on theoretical photography, printing techniques, painting, pencil drawing and photo processing for many years. He dedicated himself to producing and shooting fictional photographs. Mehmet Turgut tells his photography adventure in Portfolio. Portfolio is on habitat.
The masterpieces of contemporary Turkish painting come to life on İstiklal Street No: 144. The Furry Woman painting by Eşref Üren from the collection of Türkiye İş Bankası Painting and Sculpture Museum is on the screen in all its colors. Meet the Residents of No:144 in the habitat of art!
Ayhan Tomak, who, in addition to his paintings and wooden sculptures, brings his own designs to life in the field of functional art, tells the milestones of his artistic life. Watch in the habitat of colors and shapes...
Going on a Dessert World Tour, İris Cıngı first visits Selin Kutucular's kitchen and then her elegant table for the first dessert of the new year. The star of the table is the Log Cake, a French New Year's tradition.
The spaces such as cisterns, wells and galleries discovered in the area under Topkapı Palace are being brought to light under the guidance of academics Caner İmren, Çiğdem Özkan Aygün, underwater cinematographer Engin Aygün and caver Gülşen Küçükali. Watch in the habitat for those who are curious!
In the comfort of your home, delicious concerts... Listen to Bach's melodies from Rebekka Hartmann's violin at the Exedra* Chapel in Ortahisar as part of the Classical Pleasures 8th International Cappadocia Music Festival. The best concerts are in the habitat of music.
A group of adventurers are preparing for the summit on the Yusufeli plateaus in Artvin, while enjoying nature on the other hand. The summit walk of the nature lovers staying at the Dilberdüzü camp at the foothills of Kaçkar Mountain is shown on the screen in the habitat of the clouds.
The story of Sevan Bıçakcı, who revived the forgotten jewelry-making traditions of an empire with his skill in transforming precious metals and gems into magnificent works of art, giving them an unprecedented splendor.
Göynük... A hidden city where time flows slowly, preserving Ottoman heritage alongside nature. Historic mansions, social complexes, crafts, and serene lakes... The traces of Akşemseddin merge with the freedom of the highlands. A simple, profound, and deeply rooted journey. Discover Göynük on Habitat TV.
In Turkey, sleeves are being rolled up to develop high-quality local sunflower seeds. As part of the social responsibility project in Thrace, trial plantings in Tekirdağ villages and Silivri are being harvested; farmers are being provided with training and application support. Turkey is getting local sunflower seeds. Watch on habitat, the living space of agriculture!
The three-part documentary Wheat focuses on the lives of three farming families who open their fields to trial applications. As the ears of wheat turn yellow, hopes also blossom. Watch on habitat!
A four-part, perfect series hosted by Fuat Ergin, one of the pioneers of hip hop music in Turkey: In the third episode of “Hep Hip Hop”, where Eypio is the guest, rap music is put on the table. Watch it on habitat, the living space of alternative culture!
Lands where life once flowed, now silence reigns... Babür Vatansefer embarks on a journey through the flooded villages of Halfeti, where past and present intertwine. But this journey is no ordinary one. Gliding through the depths of the Euphrates on a jet ski, Babür traces a history lost to water.
Mustafa, who took over the profession when his father, a watchmaker, died in Milas, completed his unfinished mastery training with Master Ruhi in Bodrum. The health and wisdom found between the ticking of the clock comes to your home at habitat.
Accompanied by professional tour guide and educator Mois Gabay, we explore the inspiring story of Or-Ahayim Balat Hospital, a beacon of life for so many over the years. We then hear from Foundation President Yaşar Abuaf about the details of the hospital's closure.
A journey of discovery in Iceland with guide Çağdaş Ozan Karabay... From the capital Reykjavik city center to the Kerid volcanic crater lake, the first stop of the Golden Circle route, Iceland, the land of mysteries, is discovered step by step. Iceland diaries open the first page in the habitat of those who are curious.
Against rote, taboos, and the ordinary... Müjde Yazıcı Ergin focuses on the “opposite” sex. Watch the dance steps of Aydan Uysal, one of our first female dancers to specialize in breyk dance, that led to the Olympics, at habitat.
A journey on the trail of pleasant scents... Narrated by Medical Historian Rana Babaç Çelebi, the process of transforming natural essences and mixtures into perfumes is brought to the screen at the Perfume Camp held in Side. 360-degree perfume experiences from ancient times to today... Watch in the habitat of pleasant scents.
Want to travel without leaving your seat? If you're an armchair traveler, you're invited to Normandy! Discovery stops include the Normandy landing beach, Mont St. Michel, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the popular resort of St Malo. Watch on Habitat!
Art historian Feride Bozcu takes Turkish perfumer Vedat Ozan on a journey on the trail of scent in the Spice Bazaar, which added to the economic structure and culture of Istanbul in the 17th century. Watch in the habitat, the living space of history.
Archaeologist Mehmet Hasan Bozkurt talks about Beçin Castle with Kadir Pektaş, head of the Art History Department at Istanbul Civilization University. The surprising information about the layers of civilization and findings revealed during the excavations at Beçin Castle, where 15th century Turkish urbanism has survived intact to the present day, is on the screen in Kayıp Dünya. Watch on habitat.
Have you ever seen a museum village? Abandoned during the population exchange, a ghost village on the Lycian Way is now an open-air museum. Maps call it Kayaköy, while UNESCO calls it the "Village of Peace and Brotherhood." It has no residents, but plenty of visitors. Kayaköy is in your habitat!
The flagship of the Istanbul Rahmi Koç Museum, Maid of Honour*, tells its story. The 1927-built ship, the first brass-fuelled boat with a diesel engine, is featured in the Museum Atlas, along with a recreation of the Captain's Bridge in the Living History section of the museum. Watch it on habitat!
Based on the yoga philosophy she adopts, which teaches us not to harm any living being, Nihan Hantal explains vegan nutrition and how we can integrate this nutrition into our lives. Watch on habitat, your soul-nourishing life channel!
An archipelago on the other side of the globe that is not known to many people but has a well-deserved reputation among diving enthusiasts: Raja Ampat, consisting of 1500 islands in the east of Indonesia, comes to your habitat with its underwater beauties through the lens of Ecem Nalbantgil.