In this installment of her "A Sweet World Tour," İris Cıngı hosts Timur Erk, the founder and president of the Turkish Kidney Foundation. Their delightful conversation, filled with health, life, and awareness, is sweetened by the touching story of the legendary French delicacy, Tarte Tatin. Watch it on Habitat's Sweet World!
Kenan Doğan and Engin Aygün, who first dived to the Salem Express wreck in the Red Sea in 1996, are back at the same spot with Cumhur Marşan and Gül Demirci years later. Will the team be able to solve one of the greatest mysteries of the underwater world in the tragic wreck? In the habitat of the deep...
In modern times, agriculture is intertwined with urban life. The hobby gardens that have become widespread in Sweden and the agricultural activities of urban people are the best examples of this modern-day trend. Watch in the habitat of culture!
A forest journey through the eyes of Toprak Sergen... The actor visits the digital fire surveillance towers built in Istanbul, Bursa, and Izmir to increase Turkey's fire fighting capacity, as part of the third year of the "Eyes of the Forest" project, implemented in collaboration with the General Directorate of Forestry and Anadolu Sigorta. Watch it in the habitat of green...
Before paper, there was stone! And before electronic tablets, there were clay tablets... The first monumental clay tablets can still be seen in Yazılıköy, 80 km from Eskişehir. This time, open your window of curiosity to Eskişehir! The Yazılıkaya Midas Monument is coming to your habitat.
Reporter Coşkun Aral is on the road to create a flavor map of Turkey. Aral tastes rich seafood from sardines to octopus from the hands of his masters in a geography that benefits from all the blessings of the Dardanelles. Watch in the habitat of local flavors!
Witnesses of transportation history await their enthusiasts at the Rahmi Koç Museum. In Turkey's first and only industrial museum, objects with stories, from iconic planes to historical trains, from submarines to steamboats, tell their experiences. Watch at the habitat, the living space of the past!
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.
