I had been there this February (2023) in the cold of winter. With everything covered in snow, it was not easy to know that Erzurum is just as beautiful a city during the summer months. Thank you for the memories.
I staying at atarturk university for a week during autumn october 2019. Everyday i will go to here the city centre. Erzurum is a beautiful place and i am very happy to be there. Missing everything about Erzurum. ❤ From Malaysia.
@@Alfaruq107 This city is the coldest at turkey, many historical building, beautiful city, and their expenses are much cheaper than istanbul as erzurum not a popular tourist attraction, wow what course did you taking, may you survive your study and enjoying your time at atarturk university!
We only stayed one night but it was warm and lively when we visited. Lots of people were walking around or enjoying a tea at one of the local cafes. Erzurum has an airport so from Istanbul you can either fly or take the bus. There’s also a train but I think it runs only till Ankara.
Edad Antigua Historia En la antigüedad, Erzurum existía bajo el nombre armenio de Karin. Durante los reinados de los reyes Artaxias y Arsacid de Armenia, Karin sirvió de capital del cantón de mismo nombre, en la provincia Bardzr Haik (Gran Armenia).[8] Después de la partición de Armenia entre el Imperio Romano de Oriente y Persia sasánida en el año 387 d.C., la ciudad pasó a manos de los romanos. Ellos fortificaron la ciudad y le cambiaron el nombre a Teodosiópolis, en honor al emperador Teodosio I.[9] Como jefe militar de la fortaleza a lo largo de la frontera oriental del imperio, Teodosiópolis celebraba una ubicación estratégica muy importante pero era ferozmente impugnada en guerras entre los bizantinos y los persas. Los emperadores tanto Anastasio I como Justiniano I refortificaron la ciudad y construyeron nuevas defensas durante sus reinados.[10]
I staying at atarturk university for a week during autumn october 2019. Everyday i will go to here the city centre. Erzurum is a beautiful place and i am very happy to be there. Missing everything about Erzurum. ❤ From Malaysia.
