21 Shocking Things About MEXICO That Will Leave You Speechless !
The country with the most Spanish speakers in the world, the nation that consumes the most Coca-Cola globally, a place with an incredibly eerie museum of mummies – Mexico hides numerous mysteries that are guaranteed to astonish you.
Join me on a journey to the beautiful country of Mexico in South America to discover the peculiar truths that attract many visitors to explore this place!
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21 most strange things in Mexico that will surely leave you speechless the country with the most Spanish speakers in the world the nation that consumes the most Coca-Cola globally a place with an incredibly Eerie Museum of mummies Mexico hides numerous Mysteries that are guaranteed to astonish you join me on a journey to
The beautiful country of Mexico in South America to discover the peculiar truths that attract many visitors to explore this place number 21 the country with the most Spanish speakers in the world if you happen to visit Mexico make sure to learn a few basic Spanish phrases in advance Mexico
Is the country with the highest number of Spanish speakers globally surpassing even Spain where the language originated according to a study published in 2015 Mexico has the largest Spanish-speaking community in the world with 121 million people this is a result of centuries of Spanish Colonial rule from the 16th century until Mexico
Declared independence in 1810 number 20 taste crispy fried insects if you have a liking for dishes made from insects head to Mexico to indulge in some unique flavors fried crispy insect dishes such as ant eggs with salt plump butterfly lvi large black ants tarantula spiders beetles Grasshoppers and more are quite popular
In this region you can try these crunch fried insect Delicacies at various restaurants around Mexico in local markets these dishes are also displayed in bowls for you to savor number 19 Museum of mummies Elmo deas mumia 119 mummies located in Guana Mexico named El Museo deas mamas consistently ranks among the world’s
Most Eerie museums El Motas mamas is a museum of mummies preserving the bodies of men women and children the mummies are displayed in glass cases in various poses when observing this peculiar collection visitors might feel a spine chilling sensation especially when witnessing the world’s smallest mummy a
Fetus taken from the womb of a woman who succumbed to the plague the Mexican Government supports this form of exhibition considering death as the next cycle of current life the museum attracts many tourists with an entrance fee of only PS2 per person you may visit to experience it
But be warned it can be extremely Eerie number 18 day of the deceased Festival in Mexico if you’ve watched Disney’s popular animated film Coco you’re likely familiar with Mexico’s unique Day of the Dead Festival in Spanish this day is known as di de los mortos this celebration typically takes
Place on November 1st and 2 it is an extended holiday period during which families and friends gather to pay respect respect and remember deceased family members and Friends according to the local belief during these days The Souls of The Departed return to be with their families therefore every Mexican family
Decorates altars inside their homes or at grave sites with yellow themed fruits various types of bread sweets handmade crafts and more Additionally the altars are adorned with lit candles portraits and momentos of The Departed despite its somewhat Eerie name the atmosphere spere of the festival is Lively and vibrant throughout the
Streets there are parades and extravagant celebrations children often participate in Street parades dressed in spooky costumes wearing skull masks and skeleton themed outfits number 17 the island of dolls in Mexico approximately 11 km from the center of Mexico City there is a small island holding hundreds possibly
Thousands of old dolls called Isa deas mes these dolls are scattered across the island in various Eerie positions giving anyone even the bravest a spine chilling experience when setting foot on the island the dolls are hung on trees in the state they were abandoned some dolls are missing eyes limbs or even heads
Over time and with the constant changes in weather the dolls become covered in dust Moss making the Eerie landscape of the island even more terrifying locals claim that the spirits on Mexico’s island of dolls come to life at night and Converse with each other some tourists even bring their own dolls
As a sign of respect and to seek blessings I wonder if you dare to set foot on this island to admire the dolls as I find it quite Eerie even during the Night number 16 the world’s largest pyramid in Mexico when we think of pyramids we often Envision Grand structures in the vast deserts of Egypt however the Pyramids in Mexico are equ massive and mysterious the largest pyramid in terms of volume is the Great Pyramid of Kula located in the state of puea
Mexico in 2016 scientists conducting a study reported on BBC that this Pyramid built around 300 BCE has a base four times larger than the Great Pyramid of Giza measuring approximately 450 M wide in 66 M high this structure is not a single pyramid but rather at least six
Pyramids built on top of each other experts believe each pyramid was constructed at different times the construction date is estimated to be around 300 BCE but the builders remain unidentified since the 1930s numerous efforts have been made to excavate the entire pyramid over 8 km of tunnels have
Been dug inside the structure for tourist exploration number 15 the silent Zone in Mexico known as the Bermuda Triangle without a sea there is a mysterious area deep within the Chihuahuan Desert called koha and it has become a lifelong mystery for locals and tourists worldwide this piece of land is known as
Nona zon and Del silencio the silent zone of Mexico lives up to its name it is an area where radio signals mysteriously do not work if anyone brings a compass as a backup tool to this area they will be unable to use it as the needle of the compass will spin
Uncontrollably causing confusion about directions moreover stories of encounters with extraterrestrials mysterious shadow people and unexplained UFO sightings in the skies have made Zona Del silencio a land of enigmatic and compelling mysteries in Mexico with its own Secrets the silent Zone remains largely unexplored by the outside world there are no houses or
People living there just insects reptiles and small mammals if you ever visit Mexico you might want to explore this place to see if you encounter any mysterious phenomena number 14 Mexico City’s slow submersion Mexico City the capital is built on a former Lake Bed and the underground aquifers beneath the city
Have been gradually drying up due to extensive groundwater extraction over many centuries cracks are now forming in the foundations of various areas within the city posing a risk of infrastructure collapse according to a study published in the jgr solid earth journal land subsidence is is also contaminating the underground water source and affecting
Water quality approximately 70% of Mexico cities drinking water comes from underground Wells any contamination of these groundwater sources could potentially impact the health of a significant portion of the City’s population in the Northeast part of the city researchers observed land subsidence occurring at a rate of 50 cm
Per year this subsidence is a cause for serious concern leading some to compare the situation to a modern-day real life Atlantis number 13 invention of color television color television one of Humanity’s greatest inventions is particularly credited to gilo Gonzalez camarina a Mexican man who expanded the world of television from
Black and white to color in the 1940s Gonzalez camarina devised a method for transmitting color television known as the stsc system the first official color television was introduced in Mexico in 1946 marking a significant milestone in the history of Television number 12 world’s highest taxi density in the capital with a
Population of 9 million people Mexico City is comparable in size to other major metropolises like New York and the United States however while New York has around 14,000 taxis Mexico City boasts over 100,000 registered tax is leading the world in both the sheer number and the ratio of taxes per
Capita throughout much of its history more than half of the taxes in this city were green Volkswagen Beetles however by the early 2000s policies aimed at improving fuel efficiency and safety led to the near disappearance of these iconic green Taxis number 11 women only subway cars Mexico City has subway cars specifically
Designed for women with these sections prohibiting men to create a space entirely safe for women like any major city Mexico City faces high crime rates according to a 2016 survey 90% of women in Mexico felt unsafe using public transportation another study indicated that 70% of female passengers in Mexico City reported experiencing harassment
While on buses or the subway these statistics have influence the city’s Subway policies based on gender in a country where the safety of women or young girls is threatened every day protecting women is of utmost importance number 10 home to the world’s smallest volcano while Hawaii boasts monaa the world’s
Largest volcano Mexico is home to qex camate a volcano that stands at a mere 13 M tall located on the outskirts of pbla though it is not active beneath the volcano lies the world’s largest hot water spring with a depth of 23 m compared to Hawaii’s monal Lowa which stands at
4,169 M this volcano is more like a hill in fact QX Cate is even shorter than half the height of the Statue of Liberty number nine Mexico the world’s highest consumer of Coca-Cola with an average consumption of around 163 lighter of Coca-Cola per person per year Mexico is considered the highest consumer of carbonated beverages in the world beverage manufacturers like Coca-Cola often distribute their products in the most remote regions of the country
Sometimes it prices cheaper than clean water the state of chapas leads the ranking with an average daily consumption of 2.2 L of Coca-Cola one of the reasons for Coca-Cola’s popularity in chapas is limited access to clean drinking water coupled with Coca-Cola’s aggressive marketing campaigns in the local language not surprisingly diabetes is is
A significant issue in the town of San Cristal deas casses in this state claiming the lives of over 3,000 people annually the residents here face the simultaneous challenges of obesity diabetes heart disease and a lack of Clean Water they believe that the Coca-Cola manufacturing plant on the outskirts of
The town is responsible for all of these issues number eight the birthplace of chocolate the origin of chocolate lies in the cacao bean and it was the people of Mexico who first created chocolate the Maya Inca and Aztec civilizations in Mexico cultivated cacao trees and processed them into what they called
Chocolate later explorers introduced these casso beans mixed with other flavors to the rest of the world cacao was entirely unknown to Europeans until the 16th century Christopher Columbus discovered cacao beans during his fourth voyage to the Americas on August 15th 1,5 002 he directed his crew to seize a large
Indigenous canoe known to contain cacao beans Columbus brought the cacao beans back to Spain but they had little impact until Spanish monks introduced chocolate to the Spanish Court in the 16th century chocolate made its way to Europe sugar was added and chocolate quickly became popular across Society first among the
Upper class and later among the general population number seven the land land of delicious delights Mexico is a country with an Exquisite culinary tradition renowned for its mouthwatering dishes that leave a lasting impression among them tamales stand out as the most beloved traditional dish in Mexico this enticing dish is an integral
Part of every local meal and is often made in large batches stored in the freezer and consumed gradually tamales are made from corn dough mixed with various ingredients such as meat fish lard vegetables Etc all the ingredients are wrapped in banana or corn leaves and then
Steamed Mexico now holds a record for a gigantic Tamal measuring 1 m in length and weighing 68 kg created in the state of San Louis ptoi inside this colossal Tamal is a filling of pork or turkey accompanied by pickled jalapenos all wrapped in banana leaves and then
Baked it can be said that tamales is the most famous and enticing type of cake in this beautiful country country alongside tamales is the renowned dish tacos the taco shell is made from diluted corn dough and the filling can include various Meats such as chicken beef pork fish Etc the
Ingredients are properly seasoned before being cooked when enjoying tacos they are often accompanied by onions salsa cilantro Etc burrito is another famous and delicious traditional dish that carries the rich flavors of Mexico and is a must try when visiting number six apartment shaped like a snake quel
Cal’s Nest is a complex of 10 Airbnb Apartments situated in the midst of a tree filled area in the city of noran Mexico nestled in the Rolling Hills and dense Oak forests the quel Cal’s Nest housing complex takes the shape of a snake winding through the ground this architectural Marvel was designed by
Mexican architect gavaya sosian drawing inspiration from quel cotel the feather serpent deity of the Aztec the outer walls of quitel coto’s Nest are coated in vibrant colors such as emerald green and deep violet mimicking the colors of quel kotal’s feathers to stay true to the serpent theme the architecture here
Predominantly follows curves or circular lines occupying a spacious plot of nearly 7,500 s m the complex has a total constructed area of about 1,500 m comprising 10 unique Apartments these apartments are located on the snake’s back with three on the Upper Floor and seven on the lower floor the
Interiors of each apartment feature neutral colored walls creating a contrast with the vibrant exterior and numerous Windows overlooking the Lush landscape resembling circular patterns on the Serpent’s body if you’re impressed by this architectural style you can even rent one of these rooms when visiting Mexico number
Five Mexico is not a third world country the term third world was coined during the Cold War as part of a political division countries aligned with the United States were considered the first world those aligned with the Soviet Union were the second world and those not aligned with any block were labeled
The third world although the Cold War ended 25 years ago the term third world has become synonymous with economically poor countries when ranked by GDP per capita Mexico Falls somewhere between turkey and Brazil like any developed Nation Mexico has plenty of modern hotels housing and exclusive restaurants however there is a
Significant wealth Gap while some families of house help and drivers many Mexican families struggle to make ends meet number four Mexico has 59 varieties of corn Mexico boasts a multitude of corn varieties each with its own complex nomenclature while corn in Mexico is generally referred to as maze there
There are many different words for corn in various forms Mexico in fact has 59 different varieties of corn for centuries the people of Mexico have cultivated corn considering it a sacred plant and a precious gift from a higher power despite various threats from international trade agreements and genetically modified
Imports in fact Mexico’s love for corn extends to the point where even moldy corn becomes a versatile ingredient in various dishes this fungus known as hute Laos thrives on corn after rainfall transforming corn kernels into unusual growths of white gray pink and black Mexicans separate these Hut laosi
Growths from the corn and then use them to prepare many traditional dishes with Rich and flavorful tastes such as appetizers like quesadillas corn tamale cakes soup or tacos number three tequila is an icon of Mexico tequila first distilled in the 1, 1500s to6 00s in the Jalisco region Guadalajara’s Capital takes its name
From the primary production area the tequila region in the Jalisco Highlands of Western Mexico where the agav plant flourishes tequila is distilled according to Mexico’s traditional formula this alcoholic beverage has a relatively high alcohol content ranging from 38 to 40% with some specialty Brands reaching up to
46% thus there’s a common joke that true Spirit enthusiasts must try tequila at least once number two the real name of Mexico similar to how people often forget that the United States is formally called the United States of America Mexico is technically called the United Mexican states however unlike the United States
This country does not have a tendency to use its full name on many Maps especially in English speaking countries this nation comprises 31 States and one federal district which is Mexico City one of the most populous urban areas globally number one chihuaha is the name of a state in Mexico Chihuahua the
Smallest recognized dog breed globally is named after the Chihuahua state in Mexico where it was first discovered in the mid 19th century Chihuahua is believed to have originated from the Native techi breed a small dog raised by the toltech people of Mexico since the 9th century however the exoid quintly also known as
The Mexican hairless dog is the true national dog breed of this country its name is a combination of solal the Aztec god of lightning and death and it’s quintly which means dog in Aztec fair to say it looks quite intimidating with a completely hairless body so we’ve uncovered 20 strange and
Fascinating facts about Mexico from famous pastries to Bizarre Foods like fried insects or Festival dedicated to the deceased there’s a lot to Marvel at isn’t there but that’s not all Mexico is not the only country with strange things and the harshest prohibitions we invite you to follow us and continue to Turkey
A place that will truly make you burst 15 strange prohibitions and Oddities that exist only in Turkey hiding between the western part of Asia and the eastern part of Europe turkey is a culturally Rich Middle Eastern country deeply influenced by the Roman Greek ottoman bisan and Persian Empires that once
Ruled this land this long history has turned turkey into an extremely mysterious country with many rules and principles that defy logic and are not found anywhere else in the world join me in the next few minutes to explore the prohibitions and peculiarities that exist in this country number 15 prohibition on direct
Communication with single women in public places no matter how much you like a Turkish girl it is not allowed to approach her and start a conversation right on the street even if you know her previously Turks highly value discretion and respect towards women they believe that directly talking to Turkish women
Especially young or single ones in public places is an indecent act and may lead to misunderstandings in Turkish culture there is a level of respect between genders especially in public situ typically Turkish men will avoid direct communication with unfamiliar or unre Rel ated women in situations like public transportation social events or other
Public places this attitude reflects the respect and protection of the honor of women in Turkish Society also signifies the acceptance and respect for the country’s traditional and cultural values if a girl is seen talking to a man on the street she may be judged as being too casual and it can be
Challenging for her to get married in the future because no Turkish man wants to marry a woman who appears casual number 14 prohibition onbody language in communication do you often give the okay sign to your friends if that’s your habit you should correct it immediately before going to Turkey as it might lead
To a disaster while in other countries the okay sign represents agreement or approval in Turkey it is considered an offensive gesture therefore you should absolutely avoid making the oak sign in Turkey to prevent unnecessary trouble in Turkey if you want to say yes or agree with someone you should nod your head
Once if you want to say no or disagree you should raise your chin frown and slightly press your tongue against the roof of your mouth also pointing at someone while talking is considered impolite for those who have strong self-respect and a firm belief in spirituality offending them can have significant
Consequences number 13 prohibition on buying Stones antiques do not buy any stones or fossils when vacationing in Turkey as they’re considered cultural artifacts and exporting them is illegal all antiques especially those with historical or cultural significance fall under the same category in owning buying and especially exporting them is
Unlawful the penalties for this action can include up to 12 years in prison or a substantial fine in Turkey markets are among the favorite places for international tourists due to the DI diverse range of items especially in decorative item markets many of these items are souvenirs or replica of
Antiques but some are genuine ancient AR some items may be bought and sold within turkey but taking these items out of the country is il what makes it complicated is that in Turkey the definition of antique items not only considers their age and historical significance but also their Rarity therefore distinguishing
Between allowed and prohibited items can be challenging for international tourists while cases of confusion are rare they do happen Travelers should be cautious When shopping in Turkey to avoid legal consequences before deciding to purchase a decorative or souveni item it is advisable to ask the seller for legal documentation authenticating that
The item is only for display or souveni purposes in addition to antique related issues tearing Bank notes can be considered offensive and can lead to imprisonment for 6 months to 3 years tourists also need permission to take photos near Military facilities in the country number 12 ban on Twitter if you
Are traveling to Turkey be cautious about your Twitter account as there is a possibility that you will not have access until you leave the country this is because following the earthquake disaster in Turkey access to Twitter for users in the country was blocked by the government many Twitter users in the
Country Tre couldn’t post tweets about the earthquake that occurred in February 2023 this was considered a foolish reaction by the Turkish government the disaster that claimed over 177,000 lives they aimed to block any information from the public most of which was about the shortcomings in the government’s rescue
Efforts before this incident turkey had also restricted Twitter advertising according to turkeyy Social Media law social media companies without a local representative would face a series of fines the law allows authorities to remove content from platforms instead of blocking access as done previously using Twitter in Turkey poses a challenge and
It is advisable to check your account regularly when visiting the country number 11 taxes must have a logo I should have brought this rule to the Forefront because it is crucial and can affect you right from the moment you set foot in the country that is the matter
Of choosing the right taxi for travelers using taxes is quite common but in Turkey it’s important not to choose taxes without logos the reason is that some taxi drivers in Turkey often deceive tourists by taking longer routes or using faulty meters to charge additional fees therefore one thing you
Should never do in Turkey is to take a taxi without a logo because you cannot determine which taxi brand it belongs to it’s best to choose taxis with logos on the door to use a taxi service with accurate Fair meters moreover unchecked taxis could belong to individuals with malicious intent surveillance by Turkish
Police is relatively loose so you must take measures to protect yourself rather than expect timely assistance from them number 10 prohibition on wasting food immersing yourself in local Cuisine is one of the most authentic ways to experience a culture Turkish cuisine is celebrated worldwide but don’t forget to
Adhere to basic table manace for instance when using toothpicks wandle them discreetly in Turkey they are called kurur and using them without any finesse can be considered impolite most importantly you must eat everything on your plate it would be considered disrespectful if you leave food on the
Plate when dining with a Turkish family leaving anything behind indicates that you don’t like what they provided this is a sign of Maximum respect and the proper behavior to complete everything on your plate people here highly respect food considering it a gift from the Divine and wasting it is never
Acceptable or else they may face penalties even if it doesn’t taste good you should try to finish it unless you want to encounter Trouble number nine belly Dany I bet you that this is one of the things that attract men to Turkey the most the captivating belly dances of Turkish women belly dancing also known as middle Easter e dance is a traditional and Famous Dance of the Arab people but did
You know that the origin of this art form is from Turkey originally belly dancing was just a performance art for Palace feasts wasn’t until the late 18th to early 19th century that Europeans became aware of and recognized belly dancing as an art form that honors the beauty and Perfection of women
Approaching belly dancing is also an effective way to approach Middle Eastern culture where belly dancing has become a distinctive feature from Turkey to Egypt and even India B dancing has created significant allur spreading to many countries worldwide nowadays belly dance classes competitions and performances have become familiar belly dance is not
Only for women anymore even men can practice belly dancing the health benefits have transformed belly dance from an art form into a sport chosen by many however there is an extremely illogical thing existing in Turkey related to to this dance making me skeptical about the principles that the Turkish people adhere
To number eight no last names everyone has a first and last name right well not in Turkey most people didn’t have last names until the Turkish government enacted a law requiring everyone to have a last name or face sanctions in 1934 in the culture and tradition of the Turkish
People the use of last names is not as common as in some other country Ries instead people in Turkey are often referred to by their first name accompanied by their father’s name for example a person might be called Ali son of Meed where Ali is the personal name
Mem is the name of his father this creates a distinctive calling system and reflects the importance of family in Turkish culture certainly after the government regulation in communication with foreigners or in official document Turks had to use the last name system similar to European countries but in every everyday communication the naming
System based on the father’s name is still more common so don’t be surprised if you see a Turkish person having at least two different names it’s a quirky and interesting characteristic number seven no revealing clothing allowed we all know that belly dancing requires extremely sensual attire at least revealing the waist and
Hip area however strangely the girls who belly dance are not constrained by the prohibition on revealing attire in this country for ordinary citizens and tourists dressing provocatively is something not to be done in Turkey in this country where 97.8% of the population is Muslim the dress culture remains modest unlike many other
Countries when traveling here it’s advisable to wear modest clothing to avoid disapproving looks from the locals especially when visiting famous mosques in Turkey such as the Blue Mosque or yeni Ki you should not wear revealing outfits like crop tops short skirts or shorts to show respect with modest
Clothing you will feel more comfortable when sing and traveling in Turkey Mak you won’t attract excessive attention number six every 10 days a new plant species is discovered it’s not by chance that turkey is consistently among the top 35 countries with the most diverse biological hotspots in the world
The country situated between Asia and Europe with extremely diverse geographical and climatic conditions provides a habitat for over 880,000 animal species and 10,000 flourishing plant species notably these figures continue to increase every year turkey boasts organic Landscapes like forests grasslands deserts freshwater lakes and seas this creates a diverse living
Environment for numerous flora and fauna if you have a great love for nature and want to discover a new plant species on your own try exploring the map of Turkey marking national parks reserves or simply embarking on trekking and mountain climbing who knows you might discover a new plant or animal species
That hasn’t been documented Before number five strangest wrestling olive oil wrestling olive oil is always known for its Exquisite taste and is present in count famous dishes but did you know it’s also the main ingredient in a wrestling competition in Turkey if I hadn’t seen videos of this wrestling I wouldn’t believe it but they indeed coat
Themselves with olive oil to increase the difficulty of this competition the olive oil wrestling Festival is considered a tradition that has been around for 658 years for Turkish men the festival showcases the strength of men and each participant takes pride in being part of it in the wrestling Arena
Turkish men will bear their upper bodies where Buffalo High trousers cover themselves in olive oil and wrestle until they find the Victor under the scorching sunlight the wrestlers take turns until they find the ultimate winner to claim the championship belt and prize money if you want to witness
This oily and Lively battle head to Turkey in July the handsome and muscular wrestlers at the festival will leave you amazed number four prohibition on eating in public places during Ramadan if you visit Turkey between March and April remember that it’s not allowed to carry snacks around the streets and indulge in
Them as it’s a foolish thing to do during this time when most people in Turkey are fasting the month of Ramadan holds cultural and religious significance for Muslims worldwide for most of the turkey’s population strict adherence to fasting rules is emphasized as a way to demonstrate their dedication
During Ramadan they fast the entire month which is considered one of the five pillars of Islam the Ramadan Festival is organized according to the Islamic calendar rather than the Georgian calendar you must ensure that you do not eat or drink anything in public places practicing the annual commemoration during Ramadan actions
Like speaking ill arguing or displaying impatience were deemed inappropriate for the spirit of this month smoking is a prohibited behavior in the history and teachings of Islam and it is also considered unsuitable during Ramadan therefore if you visit Turkey during this time you need to be cautious in re
Action to avoid being disliked by the local people number three bargain When shopping bargaining or haggling a bit while shopping won’t harm you it ensures you get the best price for anything you buy in Turkey I can tell you that Goods in Turkey are often marked up significantly higher than their actual
Value turkey has unique traditional bizaar that are perfect for both exploring local culture and shopping at reasonable prices f famous bazaars to visit include the Grand Bazaar in Istanbul and chimal Bazaar in ismir handicrafts carpets fashion accessories and traditional Turkish delight are some standout items in these markets especially the original flavor of
Turkish delight can only be found in these traditional bazars but here you must remember to always bargain before buying as as I mentioned prices are often double for foreign visitors bargaining can sometimes be quite interesting and more importantly you won’t end stop paying for something that isn’t truly worth It number two the mystery of the name turkey did you know that there was a campaign to abandon the name turkey in Turkey what might sound funny but it’s true turkey the way the country’s name is written in Turkish has been in use since 1923 when turkey became a new
Nation after the collapse of the Ottoman Empire in reality the term tur is not new or unfamiliar to the people of turkey as they have been calling their country Turkey since 1923 when the nation declared independence the issue here is that the term turkey when searched on Google
Results in it jumble of images articles and dictionary definitions associating the country with the melagis or the Turkey Bird a large bird native to North America famously served in Christmas Menace or Thanksgiving dinners meanwhile look at the Cambridge Dictionary defines ter turkey as something that is extremely unsuccessful or a foolish or
Silly person and of course to avoid the country being associated with the turkey bird of foolishness turkey decided to change its Name number one the homeland of Santa Claus and tulips the man associated with the childhood of children and one of the most enchanting flowers in the world both have their origins in Turkey some Santa Claus was born in the region of batara in Turkey based on the real life
Figure of St Nicholas a Turkish Bishop who lived in the 4th Century St Nicholas was born into a wealthy family and from a young age he was devout having strong faith in God always helping the less fortunate and having a generous heart towards everyone one famous tale about
Him is the story of the gold coins placed in stockings on one occasion he encountered a poor family with three daughters of marriageable age but because of their extreme poverty no one wanted to marry them that night he secretly dropped gold coins down the chimney and they fell into the stockings
The next morning the father saw the miraculous happening in the stockings and exclaimed thank God for his grace through that silent act the three sisters found peaceful family lives and lived happily ever after as for tulips although we do not have information about where the first tulips grew during
The Ottoman ERA this flower was popularized and introduced to European countries there is speculation that the first tulip seeds were so when a Flemish Envoy met ottoman emperor suan in the 16th century and brought them to Holland so if someone asks you about the homeland of tulips don’t rush to answers
Holland might not be the correct response the historical landmarks delicious quisine and enchanting Landscapes of turkey will undoubtedly Captivate you but don’t forget the Forbidden things that we just reminded you of all right thank you for watching ing to the end of the video don’t forget to like And subscribe to the channel
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