Children of Atlantis are heading to their beloved Kaş once again. The team, who are monitoring the Turkish Underwater Sports Federation Underwater Imaging Championship on site, are hosting Tahsin Ceylan in the underwater studios they set up at Heybeli and Neptune diving points. Watch in the habitat of the blue!
Defne Ongun Müminoğlu is Betül Kanbolat's guest on Kipatlı Günler. Müminoğlu, who started her adventure as a blogger and continues as an award-winning children's author, tells about her writing adventure and the social projects she has taken part in. Watch in the habitat of literature!
Our northern hero Wilco continues to share his new life in the Netherlands with his followers. On the third page of his diary, Wilco leaves cheerful footprints on the Barefoot Trail with his daughter Shira. Watch Wilco's video diary on habitat!
Ozan Bilgiseren, a faculty member at the Photography Department of Mimar Sinan Fine Arts University, opens his portfolio. The artist, who gives lectures on portrait and conceptual photography, explains the relationship between art and social benefit. Watch in the habitat of light and shadow!
Like everyone else in the city, there is a maned wolf in the forest. Gökhan Şafak is enjoying the winter to the fullest by abandoning himself to the magical nature of Bolu covered in snow. He prepares dried meat for himself on a fire he makes by the stream. He makes a sled with his own labor. Watch the maned wolf in its own habitat.
Two office fugitives: Kutay and Alp, escape from their work areas to breathing spaces. The duo gets up from their desks and starts canoeing in the Bosphorus starting from Beykoz; they share the excitement of this sport that they are experiencing for the first time with enthusiasts. Watch in the habitat of fugitives...
It's not where we go, but why we go... Why do we leave behind the familiar and chase the unknown? Yiğit Tahtalıoğlu, alongside his colleague Mine Karahan, embarks on an exploration into the philosophy of travel and the deeper meaning of journeys. Watch it in the Habitat of the curious.
Ephesus, one of the oldest megacities of Anatolia, tells its stories. This world heritage, whose excavation history exceeds a century, gives clues about the days when it was a giant metropolis of 200 people with the findings exhibited in the Ephesus Museum. Watch the Ephesus page of the Museum Atlas in the habitat of history!
