Yeni Ülke Norveç’e Geldim – Kişi Başı Gelir 3 Milyon TL !!!

Yeni Ülke Norveç’e Geldim – Kişi Başı Gelir 3 Milyon TL !!!

I’m now in Norway. 1 euro is about 12, think about 20-odd euros. Norway might be the most expensive country I’ve ever visited. How did he get rich? It couldn’t be done without mentioning that, right? Since we’re in the capital, let me tell you. I’m really bored. Is Turkey turning into a turncoat? I want to go from the southernmost part of this place to the northernmost part. You pay so much tax, but you also get what you pay for it. Food is free at schools. There will be places I’ve never been to before . This place is €150 euros and only 11 square meters. I may have bought the most expensive water in the world. This is the water in my hand. Enjoy the show. I hope I have a dream trip to Norway, too. Aura Seblon Unix, Turkey’s leading water purification brand , presents it. Ladies and gentlemen, I’m Deniz Pehlivan. Welcome to the Norwegian leg of my world tour . In the previous episodes, we were in Moldova, and I asked myself, ” Where do I love most in Europe?” I looked at the map like this. I’ve been to Norway 34 times , and I realized there were places I couldn’t visit. However, I said I’d take you somewhere in the coming days, as you might remember if you subscribed to my channel. So, to kick off that journey, I’m starting the video with you right now in Poland. I flew here from Moldova and stayed one night. My trip is going great because I upgraded my flight ticket to business class using my miles. Even in Europe, flight tickets are so expensive these days that it’s very difficult to find one. Since I have miles, I decided to make it very comfortable, at least I wanted to have a pleasant time. I’m doing a 25-hour layover in Poland. I’m currently in Warsaw. My flight departs shortly, and I’m eating, drinking, and hanging out. I’m preparing my videos. Meanwhile, I’m planning where to visit in Norway. So today, I’m going to prepare a special episode with you, featuring some beautiful places. I want to tell you all about what we’ll see, what we’ll do, and what our plans will be on our way to this dreamland. First, I’ll fly to Osla, the capital of the country. Then, from there, we’ll rent a car, and I plan to show you places like a caravan lining the road, magnificent fjords, magnificent nature, and places truly depicted in movies. So, with the same excitement, I’ll be in front of your screens, camera in hand, embarking on a wonderful journey. I’ve been there a few times before. I loved it. I’ll be going again, and this time, I plan to go all the way to the very north of Norway. Enjoy the show. I hope I have a dream trip to Norway, too. So, as with all my videos, before we start this journey, I’d be delighted if you’d like a video and leave a comment. Bon voyage, happy holidays, to support the algorithm. This way, you can access both my recommendations and videos from many countries from my world tour through notifications . Unfortunately, that’s how YouTube works. That’s the algorithm. I’d appreciate it if you would support it. Our trip begins with the contributions of Aura Sebilon water purifiers . It’s so interesting that sometimes I’m surprised when I buy a plane ticket. For example, when I was buying this plane ticket, something caught my attention. Was it just 4,000 L or 5,000 L? What was the difference? You could upgrade to Business Class, for example. But let’s say I came to Turkey, went there, and had a layover, it would still cost the same . It would even cost the same if I had a layover in Germany. Let’s be honest. Sometimes, with miles like this, or if our flight wasn’t too crowded, you can find such opportunities. I had this experience completely by chance. I could say I stumbled upon it. Our journey, starting in Poland, will take us to one of the richest countries in the world. It has the highest per capita income, along with the best standard of living, but if you ask me, the best nature has been preserved. Just as Switzerland has the Alps, in my opinion, Norway has fiords. And on today’s trip, my goal is to show you these fiords, their natural beauty , and the places where people live. I board the plane. Our journey begins. I’ve been flying for years. I can’t remember a time when all the planes and airports were so crowded as in recent years. You know, they always say, there’s no room left even in the sky. Really, there’s no room left for this anymore. You feel it. I remember just yesterday, we used to buy round-trip tickets to Thailand for $450-500 , for example. Now it’s nearly $1,000. So, it’s both expensive and packed. Where is this humanity heading? Anyway, at least in Norway, we’ll see very quiet, peaceful places. It really caught my attention. So, wherever I go, I’ve started seeing packed places in busy airports . My door. Here we go. Our journey to Oslo begins. You know how I still love these moments? Going somewhere new is exciting, even if you’ve been there before. Now, as I’m boarding the plane, I want to show you a little bit of my work on a map. I was there. Over Romania in Moldova . Then we came to Slovakia. At the last minute, he flew to Warsaw, the capital of Poland. They can’t fly over Ukraine because of the war. Now, I’ll go from Warsaw, the capital of Poland, to Oslo. Then my goal is to see that country shaped like a line? Norway. I want to go from the southernmost part of this place to the northernmost part. Technically, it’s 1750 km as the crow flies, but if you drive, it’s a 2500 km line. I’d only traveled the southern part before . This time, my goal is to travel both the south and the north. They’re taking the plane. Now good luck. I wanted to tell you this at least at the beginning of the video. That’s why I’m excited. There will be places I’ve never been before with me. Enough about our journey to Osla beginning. And the boarding has begun. Here we go. Keep running in the woods alone and somewh someh I guess I lost it all try to keep it up standing why don’t you stay stay cuz I could really use a friend stay please stay my heart really need someh Now why did I buy business? I mean, there was only like 3,000 between business and economy. You know, I sacrificed my miles, but I didn’t expect it to be this bad. You know, I was saying I’d make a video of it, but it’s the worst business I’ve ever driven. I mean, there’s no curtain in between, for example. No way, man, really. I’d like to show you the plate they gave me. Look, this shrimp salad came with a cucumber salad on the side. It’s unbelievable. And they give you bread with it. I mean, people who don’t normally eat bread serve this with bread as well. No problem. After all, it’s two hours. That’s why, when you fly, sometimes, analyze your miles, prices, etc., friends. There are actually really good mileage campaigns around the world , but you have to follow them. I’ve shared a lot with you as I’ve experienced it. If you’ve watched my videos in the past, most of you already have a lot of miles. Thanks to these miles, you pay less for plane tickets or can buy tickets in a higher class. Let them be known for you. How do you collect plane ticket miles ? Google it. Also, knowledge is knowledge. After all, they gave us something like this. We’ll eat this. Avocado shrimp. Something like this. Who will be satisfied with this? I mean, it’s terrible. I’ve never had such an interesting salad. I try to make it up for my mistakes, but every time I turn, some hearts will break. Something someone will end up getting hurt again. There’s no need to play pretend. Why don’t you stay, friend? Please, my heart really needs something. I guess I’ll do it all, stay here with Bay Bay. And officially, I’m on Norwegian soil now . See? It’s as if we’ve landed in a forest, not an airport. A lush green place awaits us. We’ll see so many beautiful places. Now, let’s go through customs first and officially enter the country. Everything will be very stylish. Scandinavian countries are famous for their stylish and simple designs . Look, they’ve created a wooden-themed airport like this . As I was going to collect my luggage, something caught my eye. I thought I’d share it with you. I’ve never waited this long for luggage at an airport. Look, all these people are waiting for luggage. Look, there’s a whole world of people here. All this luggage will pass through the same line. It’s not in such a large area. They’re so slow. They don’t work, and all the employees are immigrants. It’s interesting. We’re waiting in the luggage queue more than the flight itself. It’s evening, then night, and it’s cold. It’ll be 20 degrees during the day. It’ll be around 10 at night. Let’s see if a cool Norway awaits us. He’s waiting. If we can pick up the luggage, we’ll go to the city center now. I’ve booked a hotel there. There’s a train in the city center . It’s one of the back express trains that runs from here. I’ll find it and we’ll be there in about half an hour. Let’s see. How’s that going to work? The train we’ll be on is called Fly to Get. That’s how they travel. It’s an express train. It’s evening, man. There’s literally no one working in the country. Look, I already know when night falls. It turns into dead cities. The Scandinavian countries. Think of it like a tourist office. You can’t find a single person. There wasn’t even anyone working at customs. Actually, this is what the world should be like. Borders and countries are like this; there shouldn’t be any differences between us. Everyone should be able to travel freely and live on equality. But unfortunately, the rules at home don’t match the market. If you remember, I told you about the Soviets in Moldova . Watch that episode of the socialist state system. It doesn’t work . Even two children born from the same mother can be very different in human nature . While our hearts may be good, the world isn’t ultimately governed by good hearts. But this will be a very good country. I’ll show you a wonderful country where fairness, equality, and respect for nature are paramount. Enjoy! Welcome to Norway. I’ll pick up my ticket here. Look, we were at a very stylish airport. The line where our airport is located, the orange line, will take me to Osta Center. Many lines are already transfer points and terminals here. For example, you’ll be going to Gothenburg, or you can transfer from the market and go there. It’s wonderful. My favorite thing about Europe is traveling by train. If you want to travel by train, buy an Interrail ticket in Europe. Search online. For example, you buy a single ticket. You get unlimited second-class rides on almost all trains . It’s amazing. I highly recommend it. I’ve done it 10 times. If you want to explore Europe, I recommend using the Interrail PES system, which is the easiest transportation network . If you want to invest in this kind of investment in your life, especially for young people, and if you want to explore Europe, this is the best advice I can give. That’s how I started traveling the world. There are discounts for university students. I even have articles about it on my website. I’ll leave them in the description. You’ll really enjoy it there. You’ll remember me too. What am I talking about? If you listened to what I said, you could travel the world, but people usually don’t because they want it to be ready-made. We do offer it ready-made, but you want us to take you by the hand. Let me buy the ticket from here. Come on. I’ll be taking the world’s most expensive airport transfer. Think about it, it’s about 12 euros for this ticket , I paid around 20. Welcome, Norway. Look, we’ll still have dinner, and we’ll spend 40 or 30 euros for a sandwich. So, this is my 7th visit to Norway, but I’ll come back 70 more. If only you could look at the beauty of the train. Now this beast will take us. I’ve missed traveling Europe by train. You step on it like this. The hop opens like this. Then there are your luggage compartments. You put your luggage in here. It’s so advanced. You can go anywhere with it, right? You keep blowing me out. I keep holding you in. I keep asking myself, why do you still hurt? Why do you still hurt? We ran into Mustafa. He also lives in Finland. Yes. I’m glad to see you. No. I swear to God, I was surprised to see you too. I ran onto the train. I ran onto the train. You gave me some information in 5 minutes. How’s life in Finland? Good. Everything’s good in Finland. Standard. Nothing’s going on. Good. Normal. Our president doesn’t party like he used to. Is she still a woman? No. She just left. She’s changed. Has she? Does anyone want to send their regards to Turkey? Greetings to Turkey. Let’s get out of here. Let’s go together. I came from Fethye in the cold. It was 45 degrees. Now it’s 12 degrees. It’ll make you a little sick. Look, you can go all over the world on these trains here. I told you that. I’m heading to my hotel on a dark Norwegian day. There’s a cafe like this called Espresso House. It’s very cold. There’s no one there but you and me. Look, people walk around in t-shirts, others in coats. Is there Turkish fire? God, we’re burning. Yes. What could the artist have been trying to say here? You live here now, you know. Yes. It’s like a head, like this, hitting its head on the ground from the cold. It’s freezing. There’s also a cycling culture here. Look, it’s beautiful. I mean, I come to places like this, experience the tranquility for two days, then find a little more peace in nature, and then, man, I mean, we need chaos, all this calm can be tiring. I mean, do you feel psychologically like, you know, living in Finland, I’m so bored, do you ever say, “I should go back to Turkey?” It’s a trap, isn’t it? You miss that chaos, that traffic, the fights. Sometimes you really crave it. I turn on YouTube and watch videos from India, like, to see chaos. Is there anything like that? You know, the winters are so long here. Yes. You know, you see 18 hours of winter here, man . That’s right. Don’t you get that, for example? 18 hours of darkness. I mean, doesn’t the darkness constrict inside? It constricts. That’s why they always recommend things, for example. You know, there are special lighting N systems, 2300K Nül, etc. They have a special standardization like that. They’re always sold in the market, for example, and they’re always designed in homes. Because it’s to keep you psychologically healthy. Yes. For example, I have an alarm. For example, when the alarm goes off, it emits sunlight. Come on. It radiates that energy of sunlight. Of course, technologies are always developed, but in Scandinavian countries, people don’t have access to sunlight. They’re trying to develop technology . Because they have to. I even read something. Especially during the pandemic, they’ve turned to alcohol a lot. They’re being given psychological support to stay away from alcohol . Yes. Free of charge. Because otherwise, they get depressed because they don’t see the sun. Yes. Yes. They say it’s the happiest country, man. What do you think? I think it’s the happiest country, the one that knows how to live. It’s truly alive. It’s the most beautiful one, the one that knows how to live. Are they happy, do you think? Norwegians? I mean, Finns, it doesn’t matter. They’re all happy, man. Are they happy? Yes. I mean, those who know how to live, have a standardized family life, and abstain from alcohol. Those families are truly happy. They’re probably using them as a reference to come up with these statistics. So, how do you think the economy is generally here? I mean, you know, all the rich people here are, like, you go to the Scandinavian countries and they earn $100,000 and so on. Do you think these are real? They earn $100,000. Yes. You look at Norway, for example, and it seems like it’s 90,000 to 100,000. You pay so much tax, but you also get what’s in return for it . Now, children go to school. Schools are free. Food is free. Stationery and equipment are free in schools. Okay, you pay your taxes, but you also get what’s in return. I think they’re making money. So, how is the thing? So, are people’s salaries generally around 3-4,000 euros here ? Yes. Norway has the krona. We use the euro. If you look at the euro, yes, it’s 0.500 euros. 4,000 euros is usually around that. You usually said, like, on the road. Here , the salary of an engineer and a waiter is roughly 300,500 euros. Because as income increases, they enter the tax bracket. That’s why they make them similar for tax purposes so that income equality doesn’t get compromised. Yes. Yes. Equality is achieved. That way, everyone wants to buy an iPhone. For example, one can wait a month and buy an iPhone. Another can save for two months and buy an iPhone. There isn’t a huge difference. For example, one lives in a 3-bedroom house with 3 bedrooms, while another lives in a 2-bedroom house. Again, equality is achieved. Finland has the best education system in the world, for example. They say so. The model is so true. It’s so true. I couldn’t believe I researched it. There are places where children even take off their shoes to enter the classroom , it makes it feel like home. There are. There are many, but they really do. I attended a few classes where I gave presentations like that. You feel so comfortable, so relaxed, it’s a different system. Yes. You can’t understand. They are so friendly, and I say there’s racism, but there’s no racism there. Everyone is equal. For example, whether African, Turkish, Middle Eastern East, Asia, everyone, everyone, kids are growing up together. For example, I saw a lot of Middle Eastern and African people on the plane; I was very surprised when I landed here just now. It’s increased a lot in recent years, for example, in terms of the workforce, everyone coming from there . There are a lot of Africans here now, too. There are 5.5 million countries for such a system. Now, when 400, 500 people come, you understand immediately. Right? Yes. They did. Yes. Good. It makes a difference. Good. It would be nice. I wouldn’t run into you. I mean, from your words, when you first entered the country, people living in Finland, Norway, Sweden are almost the same. It’s so nice of you to say it. I have a lot to say, but there are two things I envy about these countries. Yes. One is education, the other is their respect for nature. Both are so true. So, it’s great to hear it from you first. Yes. Thank you. Thank you too. Where’s the journey now? The journey is to the hotel, man. I’m heading towards the hotel. We’re in a square like this. Look how nice it was that your friend ran into you, for example. See? He gave a quick firsthand account of the Scandinavian countries. Entering Scandinavia was like 101. My hotel is just beyond that square. I’ve booked it in a beautiful location. Let’s go there. It’s so cold. Everyone’s in their coats. I’m freezing in my t-shirt. This is a country where people have funds due to their surplus. They’re asking the public, ” What are we going to do with this money?” Think of it like a referendum. The public is saying, ” Let the government stop distributing us.” We’ll be exploring such a country today. Normally, if I came here in winter, we wouldn’t be able to find anyone at this hour. I’ve been here before and told you about these main streets. Because it’s summer, they’re quite busy. You can’t even see any lights here in winter. Especially on December 21st, during the longest day, people come here to watch the Aurora Borealis, and you have to go further north. But my goal this time is to see the white nights. It will be daylight there too. So, it’ll be 11:00, 12:00, whatever, but the sun won’t set. We’ll all experience it together, God willing. Where’s my hotel? You see , I’ve booked a hotel in a fantastic place. I’m right in the city center. Let me just unpack. It’s warm inside. Norway might be the most expensive country I’ve ever visited. I’ve been to Norway, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Liechtenstein, Finland, Japan, Korea—you know what else? But Norway was one of the most expensive places I’ve stayed, especially in terms of accommodation. And in terms of sightseeing. When you’re planning a vacation here, even renting a car for the day now costs, for example, euros, as you’ll see in later sections. This is Norway entry 101. It’s one of the world’s three most expensive countries for tourists in terms of per capita income. The other is Switzerland, the second is Luxembourg, and they’re competing with each other. And even in Japan, I wouldn’t pay 50 euros for a room like this. This one costs 50 euros and is only 11 square meters. Let me show you around. It’ll take 10 seconds anyway. Look right there, man. I mean, it’s so small, they’re supposedly selling it as a double bed. I had a hard time finding it because there’s no room in the city and it’s so expensive. Okay? This is my bed. It doesn’t separate, though. I’ll be sleeping alone here anyway. I have a workspace over there. I put a small table. I have hangers over there. There’s no closet to hang your clothes. Look, you hang them directly on the wall. This is where my shower and toilet will be perfectly functional . See, tiny one? That’s me. A tired sea. So, imagine what we’ve truly arrived at. That’s why I told you when we first arrived that it was one of the most expensive places I’ve ever been. Especially the accommodations. I’m starving. I open my bag, put on some long-sleeved clothes, and go eat. But you’ll see in the next sections that it’ll all be worth it. I mean, this isn’t a place you visit often, it’s a place you visit once. Don’t worry about that. Let’s go out and eat. It’s pretty cold outside. If we’ve put on our coats, let’s go. It’s evening. I want to go out and look at the streets. I want to eat, too . Let’s see what we’ll eat. There are so many people, I didn’t even expect. To tell you the truth, I came here in winter. Because after that, You generally don’t see anyone. There aren’t many people on the streets. Because this street is called Karl Johannes Gate. It’s a famous place. The main streets are closed to traffic. You see a lot of homeless people. And especially from visa-free countries like the Balkans, they come here and beg. They collect money. Then, when the summer is over , they return to their hometowns. This is where you’ll see the most resistance on this street . It’s in the Norwegian Ost. It would be brighter if it weren’t cloudy and sunny . It’s past 10 p.m., and it’s still not evening. There’s a nice bar there. They play live music. They have a restaurant over there on the right that overlooks the square . It’s a very lively Oslo evening. What are they selling? I smelled a waffle in here. They’re making waffles anyway. They’re Norwegian waffles. Norway is already famous for waffles. I mean, they’re world-renowned, right? Norwegian -style waffles. How different could they be? Do they put salmon in them? Speaking of salmon, this is the world’s largest salmon producer. So while we’re here, let’s get some seafood. It’s a seafood soup, salmon, grilled salmon. I want something like that. I’m really hungry. This looks like a great bar. I’m right in the heart of Ostan right now. Was there a 7-Eleven here before? Oh my God. I don’t remember. They’re all over the world. Especially in Asia. Oh, look at this place. They sell sushi. It’s 125, for example. I mean, they have sandwiches like Euros. Think Euro 12, and you can get 67 Euros for 7080. They have chicken ones for around that price. Those machines have ice cream, what’s it called? I forget. Write them in the comments. That’s about 3 lira . You can get coffee there for 2-3 juryas. Look, the lines are around 25-35. Pretty normal, for Norwegian conditions. They had paninis and stuff inside. Think of it as sandwiches. They heat it up and serve it. They were around 5-6 euros, for example. Why am I saying this? Perhaps there are young people out there who want to backpack. We didn’t come here staying in hotels all the time. I’m 36 now, so my back hurts. I stay in hotels. Just three years ago, I got a sore on my back from carrying a backpack, and I shouldn’t have. I’m saying this as a guide. There are always alternatives for those who want to go. Those who want to go go anyway. When I first came here, I was traveling on 40 or 50 euros. I was staying in hostels. We ate on the street. We were getting by, but we were traveling. So, I’m saying this for information and experience. At least we have an idea. But now I ‘m going to go to a restaurant. We’ve grown up. Of course, not because we’ve grown up. Experiences and life go by so fast. When did I come here? I was 223 years old. 13 years have passed. Tell me, is this the country you’ve traveled so much? Is it taking back 13 years? I’d rather go back 13 years. I wish time could be turned back. You can have everything . Except time. Look, this place is so rich. Is it truly one of the lucky or unlucky countries that skim the skies of this region, of many places in the world? You can judge for yourself. I don’t want to say anything. It’s an oil-rich country. At least, it’s a smart country. You see the famous brands on the streets. Look, Hugo Bosses over there. A new Prada store is opening over there. There’s SWCH over there. Raf Lorden has opened over there. So, for those with the money, I wanted to at least show them the street in the city center where you can buy very luxurious clothes. The restaurant closes at 11. Most places close at 10. So, if this one closes too, we’ll be stuck with McDonald’s. That’s why I’m rushing a bit. While I was running to the restaurant, I noticed, thank God, that the one I found closes at 2. I’m so lucky. Thank God I chose a good restaurant. Otherwise, life really ends at 10 here, but I can’t go. Would you look at the beauty of the buildings? It looks beautiful with the lighting at night. That’s their central park right there. It’s on the right after you pass the mosque. I’m walking from there now. I found a cool place called Amunen Brigary. I’ll eat there. I think it’s a real treat. It’s a bit American. Just as I thought, the kitchen is closed. The bar is open until 2:00. We’re starving. Oh my gosh! I need to find something to eat right away. Oslo isn’t a great place for tourists. People think of it as a place to go to the fjords and explore the country. It’s used as a place where planes land to explore. I’ve been here four or five times as a place to visit . There’s almost nothing. Keep in mind. Just like Helsinki, it’s a nice city to live in, but it doesn’t appeal to tourists. After those waterfalls and road views, you’ll never want to miss this place. I’ll find something to eat; whatever comes my way, I’m tired anyway, so we’ll make do. A hungry traveler’s go-to place at night is a burger place. There’s nothing to do. I found a place like this. I’ll eat here now, quickly. Premium burgers. Your family’s Oslo burger place. It’s old, huh? Look, it was founded in 1856. Maybe I’ve arrived in a great place . Who knows? Let it be known we’re in Norway. This hamburger menu. 15-16 euros. The most expensive hamburger I’ve had this year. It has a lot of meat and all, but it’s quite good. I might have bought the most expensive water in the world right now, Goodnight . That water I have in my hand because there was no water at the hotel. It’s 5 euros. I paid 5 euros for that water. I’d actually take a bottle of this to Turkey. We found Norway very pleasant. Now, why did I come here? It’s where the word “fiord” originated, where the world’s best nature is preserved, and where income is among the most equitable countries in the world. However, I came because it’s a place you’ll find almost no other place with comparable geography . And of course, my first stop had to be Osla because of the plane ticket. So how did this country become so rich? It couldn’t be without mentioning that, right? Since we’re in the capital, let me tell you. Imagine a country. Until recently, we’ve only known the Scandinavian countries through seafaring, even from the time of the Vikings . While this was the way to live, in the 1960s, gas and oil were discovered on its own soil. It’s possible there are many places, but it’s known as the best country in the world that has managed this publicly. And in the ’70s, as they began producing oil, they established a company, formerly Statoil, now Equinor. They claim this is the company of our state, our people. From now on, they say, the money to be made here belongs to society. And since then, thanks to the corporate funds that have accumulated here for over 50 years, the country has been socially enriched. It’s often said that it’s one of the best countries in the world when it comes to income equity. They’ve reached this point because they’ve distributed this fund so effectively and fairly. Today, this fund is worth $1.5 trillion. That means they have $250,000 in resources for every Norwegian citizen . And they say, “We can distribute this money to you ,” but the public doesn’t want it . They want this fund to continue, to operate . These people have come to this day with the understanding that this fund, this society, doesn’t want this money. We know how to make ends meet. Let the state continue to manage our resources and pass them on to our future children. Their goal is to secure future generations with this money. But isn’t it remarkable that they thought of this 50 years ago and implemented it? However, the strongest elements in this country are its level of democracy, low corruption, strong structural reforms and institutions, and a social welfare state. These factors have made them the Norway of today. What they’re actually doing is using and managing these natural resources wisely and fairly. Otherwise, if they were handed over to someone else, and only a select few were wealthy, it ‘s likely we wouldn’t even know about Norway. It’s because of such good planning, transparency, and fairness that Norway has achieved what it is today thanks to sustainable economic reforms. And in the following sections, I’ll tell you about my intention when I came to Norway: to produce daily videos. My arrival video. My introduction video. My next video will be from places like Flam and Bergen, in the southwest of the country. Then I’ll go to another village. I’ll show you more of the scenery each day . But it wouldn’t be complete if I didn’t mention how both the capital and this country became so rich as we enter the country. So, as we travel through this rich country, I also have lessons I want to share with you. How did they do it? What do I do in every country when I visit you? I go to Korea, how did it happen? I go to Japan, how did it happen? Right? The most valuable thing we can learn from this is sustainable geography. guards. Actually, do you know? We’ll see villages, waterfalls that have flowed from the same place for centuries. They don’t even change their direction. We’ll visit some villages and envy them. We’ll search for trash, but we won’t find any. We’ll see order, and we’ll get frustrated, but after watching all these videos of mine, you’ll fall in love with Norway. So that’s all for now. Welcome to Norway. I want to show you some amazing places. I’m very excited myself . The last time I was here was two years ago, and we were traveling like this, even on a bus back then. I leaned my head against the window and watched in such awe. In fact, those videos of mine have been watched by 7,000,800,000 people, and I have the same belief that these will be watched again. Because you’ll love them. That’s why we’ve entered the country. Hopefully, beautiful journeys will begin for me. Tomorrow, a dear friend of mine traveled with me in the Caribbean. Then he came to Turkey and visited me. We’ll meet Serkan. If you’ve watched my videos from the Caribbean cruise, you probably remember them. He’s flying here from New York right now , and we’ll rent a car tomorrow. We’ll start exploring rural Norway, village by village. I wish you a pleasant viewing experience. If you turn on notifications, you’ll be informed about the world tour journeys in the upcoming episodes. I’m planning to do four different episodes from Norway, but I’ll also take you to a place called the autonomous region of Norway. I’ll be flying for hours. It’s a place not officially affiliated with any country. In fact, Russia even claims it. I’ll take you to a place like that. That’s why I’m so excited about that. I hope I can go in the next few days, and you know what I’ll share with you. Thanks for watching. That’s all for now. Welcome to Norway. See you in the next episode. Goodbye. Turkey’s leading water purification brand, Aura Seblon Uni, presents it.

Norveç gezimin ilk bölümüne hoşgeldiniz.🤗
Dünyanın en yeşil ülkelerinden bir tanesi olan Norveç’e nasıl gelinir, neden gelinir, Norveç nasıl bir ülkedir, nasıl planlar yapılmalıdır bu ilk Norveç gezi videomda sizlere anlattım. İyi seyirler. 🤗
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00:00 Norveç gezimizde neler göreceğiz
00:50 Norveç’e nasıl gidiyorum planlarım ne
04:30 Uçağa biniyorum, uçak manzaraları ve uçuş deneyimim
09:00 Norveç Oslo havalimanına geldim
13:00 Tren ile Oslo şehir merkezine gidiyorum
14:00 Finlandiya’da yaşayan Türk anlatıyor
19:00 Oslo’daki otelim ve ilk izlenimlerim
23:00 Gece Oslo sokakları ve akşam yemeğim
29:00 Norveç nasıl zengin oldu, nasıl refah ülkesi olmayı başardı
33:00 Bir sonraki videoda görüşmek üzere
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