Yalova: Mukaddes Cansu is a licensed cyclist who has cycled 60 thousand km in 30 years. She sets off with her bike and pedals on the blue-green tourism track in Yalova, the botanical garden of Marmara. Live well, on the trail of nature and history, at habitat.
Can a story sprout from a photograph? In his Square Stories, which is based on a photograph, author Tolga Gümüşay tells the story of the people of Galata Bridge and a fisherman he saw there. Watch it on habitat, the living space of literature!
Prepared by Müjde Yazıcı, The Opposite Sex continues to focus on extraordinary women's stories. Cansu Akdeniz, who uses the puppets she produces in her workshop as a performance tool, describes herself as a "lost city wanderer". Watch in the habitat of those who say another life is possible!
A family that contributed to the changing and modernizing face of 19th century Istanbul. Art historian Feride Bozcu follows the Camondo Family's trail from Istanbul to Paris with professional tour guide Mois Gabay. Talking History is at habitat.
Untouched nature, a deep-rooted history and a living local culture... An undiscovered geography that contains all three elements of ecotourism... Bilecik's hidden treasure: Pazaryeri tells its stories in the habitat of culture...
Carpet and kilim weaving, which is a reflection of our thousands of years of culture and one of our traditional handicrafts, continues all over Anatolia, although it is gradually decreasing. In the introductory part of the three-part documentary series, sections from the stories of people trying to keep this tradition alive are shown on the screen. Watch on habitat.
The silent hero of an unsigned pact made centuries ago between humanity and the earth: Wheat. Toprak Sergen brings to the screen the 12,000-year miraculous journey of a seed that built civilization. Watch this great transformation, which began in the heart of Anatolia, on habitat—the living space of discoveries and civilization!
