We are in the furthest Turkish Village! (Documentary where Nazgül and Emin were arrested)

The first homeland of the Turks is always curious. The Turkish communities that we all see in history lessons are not just Central Asian countries. Do you know that there are Turkish communities that you can easily understand if they count from 1 to 10 if you set out for the poles one day?
The Sakha Turks in the north of Siberia have been continuing their Turkish culture and traditions for 14 centuries. The musical instrument, kopuz, played by the Anatolian Seljuks in the armies, is also frequently used in this geography. Also known as Yakutia, the region stands out with its differences as well as its similarities. Activities of daily living are a little different from ours. The cold climate affects the people of the region closely. If you are wondering how many degrees Yakutia is, you should not be surprised when you hear -50, -60, even -70 degrees.
Yakutia, where the sun is rarely seen but full of people as warm as the sun, took its place in the first episode of the TVNET and GZT co-production 'Bir Tugan' documentary series. In this episode, where you will learn about the unknown about the Field Turks, our editors Nazgül Kenzhetay and Emin Karaçak, who were imprisoned for 7 days in Russia, where they went to shoot the documentary, are stepping into Siberia for you. #nazgulkenzhetay #sahatürkleri #turkishgroups
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