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Places to visit :
1. Edirne Selimiye Camii
2. Archaeology & Ethnography Museum
3. Lalezar
4. Edirne Sarayı
5. Museum of Health
6. Mimar Sinan Statueaces
Edirne places to visit | Edirne local market | Most popular Tourist places in Edirne
Edirne Türk İslam Eserleri Müzesi-Edirne City Museum of Turkish and Islamic Arts
Edirne’de ilk Müze, Atatürk’ün emriyle, 1925 yılında Selimiye Camii Dar-ül Hadis Medresesinde kurulmuştur. Bu müzeye Arkeoloji Müzesi denilmekle birlikte, müzede değerli etnografik eserler ve mezar taşları da yer almaktaydı. Osmanlı İmparatorluğu’nun yaklaşık 94 yıl başkentliğini yapan Edirne’de saray, halk sanatlarını etkilemiş ve etnografya açısından zenginlik kazandırmıştır. Bu yüzden ikinci bir müzeye gerek duyulmuştur. Selimiye Camii avlusu içinde bulunan Dar-üs Sıbyan Medresesi’nin, Trakya Umumi Müfettişi Kazım DİRİK başkanlığındaki Edirne ve Yöresi Eski Eserleri Sevenler Kurumu tarafından restore ettirilmesi sonucu “Etnografya” adı altında ikinci bir bölüm, Edirne’nin kurtuluşunun on üçüncü yılında ( 25 Kasım 1936 ) burada açılmıştır. Bu Müze, Ankara Etnografya Müzesi ve Topkapı Sarayı Müzesi’nden bazı değerli eserlerle takviye edilmiştir. Zamanla eserlerin çoğalmasıyla burasının müze için yetersiz duruma gelmesi sonucunda, aynı kurum tarafından Selimiye Camii’nin Dar’ul Kurra Medresesi onarılmış ve Etnografik eserler taşınarak burası “Etnografya Müzesi” olarak düzenlenmiştir.İkinci Dünya Savaşından sonra Edirne Müzelerindeki eserlerin birçoğunun müzelere geri verilmesi sonucu elde kalanlar yalnızca Dar-ül Hadis Medresesi’nde sergilenmiştir. Bundan sonraki yıllarda satın alma, bağış ve kazılardan gelen eserlerle Müzedeki eserlerin sayısının artması nedeniyle Edirne’de ihtiyaç duyulan yeni bir müze binası 1966 yılında programa alınmıştır. Selimiye Camii civarında müze için temin edilen arsa üzerine, Y. Mimar İhsan KIYGI tarafından hazırlanan projeye göre yapılan müze binası, 13 Haziran 1971 yılında “Arkeoloji ve Etnografya Müzesi” adı ile açılmıştır. Dar-ül Hadis Medresesindeki Müze de “Türk İslam Eserleri Müzesi” olarak düzenlenmiştir.(Edirne first Museum , Ataturk, in 1925 Selimiye Mosque was established in Dar- ul- Hadith madrasa . Although this museum is called the Archaeological Museum , monuments and tombstones valuable ethnographic museums were included. That the capital of the Ottoman Empire nearly 94 years in Edirne palace , have influenced the folk art and ethnography in terms of earned wealth . So the need for a second museum has heard. Selimiye Mosque in Dar- base Elementary school was in the courtyard , Thrace , General Inspector Kazim DİRİK headed Edirne and region of Antiquities Lovers be restored by the Agency result Ethnography a second section called , on the third year of Edirne's liberation ( November 25, 1936 ) was opened here. This museum was supplemented with some valuable work in Ankara Ethnography Museum and Topkapi Palace Museum. Museum of place with the proliferation of times works as a result of coming to insufficient by the same institution Selimiye Mosque Dar'ul Kurri Madrasa repaired and ethnographic artifacts moved here Ethnographic Museum as düzenlenmiştir.ikinc the world after the war to return to many of the monuments in Edirne Museum museum resulting residue obtained Dar- ul- Hadith has only been exhibited at the Madrasah . Purchase in the next year , due to the increase in the number of donations and works in the museum with works from the excavations in Edirne needed a new museum building has been scheduled in 1966 . Selimiye Mosque on land obtained for around the museum , the museum building is made according to the project prepared by the Architect KIYG Ihsan , 13 June 1971 Archaeology and Ethnography Museum was opened with the name. The museum at Dar - ul- Hadith madrasa Turkish-Islamic Works Museum are .)
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The building that is located in the Edirnekapı neighborhood of İstanbul and called the “Chora Museum” (Kariye Müzesi) is a church building that constitutes the center of the Chora Monastery, which was a great building complex in the Eastern Roman Empire period, and it was dedicated to Jesus Christ. Since it stood outside of the city walls built by Constantine, the building was called “Chora”, which means “in the country” or “outside of the city” in Greek.
Although the exact construction date of the building is unknown, according to the description of Symeon the Metaphrast, an author and saint who lived in the late 10th century, the region where the Chora monastery was located began to gain importance as a holy cemetery (necropolis) when the relics of Saint Babylas, who had been martyred in the early periods of Christianity, in 298, together with his 84 disciples, in Nicomedia (İznik), were buried here in the early 4th century.
The Chora monastery was rebuilt in the 6th century, in 536, by the Emperor Justinian (527-565) on the cemetery that was considered holy, on a chapel that had been ruined. On the other hand, according to the unproven claim on the page 229 of the calendar of Byzantine feasts written by Manuel Gedeon, the construction of the monastery had been initiated by Theodoros, the uncle of Justinian’s wife Theodora, in the 6th century, but it had been devastated by an earthquake that occurred on October 6, 557, and the emperor had built a larger monastery on the site of the former one.
Afterwards, the monastery was used as a burial area for prominent persons. When the Patriarch Germanus who died in 740 was buried here, the monastery appeared for the first time in written sources, and its degree of holiness increased, when Theophanes, Metropolitan of Nicaea, who died in the 9th century, also was buried here. The building was destructed in the Iconoclastic period (711-843) and it was reconstructed in different periods. According to archaeological studies carried out between 1947 and 1958, there were five different construction periods here, and those periods witnessed in the 11th, 12th and 14th centuries should have been the periods of large-scale constructions or restorations.
The only surviving element originating from the earliest period of the building that lasted until the 9th century is the substructure on the east side. This substructure, which originates from the 5th or 6th centuries as indicated by its masonry, had not been built as a crypt, but it was used later as a burial place, as indicated by the tombs uncovered. At the end of the Iconoclastic period, after the Council of Nicaea in 843, Michael of Synkellos, who was appointed the high priest of the monastery, rebuilt the monastery completely by organizing a large construction campaign.
The remains of this structure built in the 9th century can only be seen today at the eastern end of the church. The tomb covered by a barrel vault beneath the naos covering dates from this period.
During the Comneni period (1081-1185), since the Great Palace was abandoned and the religious ceremonies were held in the Chora Monastery Church that was close to the new imperial residence at the Palace of Blachernae, the church gained in importance. In the last quarter of the 11th century, Maria Doukaina, the mother-in-law of Emperor Alexios I Komnenos (1081-1118), built a new church upon the ruins of the Chora Monastery. The remains of this building can be seen at the lover parts of the naos walls, under the marble coverings. Since almost no part of its superstructure has survived, the exact form of the building is unknown.
Isaac Komnenos, the younger son of Alexios I, rebuilt a large part of the monastery in 1120. The former three apses were replaced by a single and large apse, the relatively small dome supported by four columns was enlarged and supported by four corner pillars, the arches were narrowed, and thus, a more monumental interior space was created.
There is almost no information about the Chora Monastery during the Latin occupation between 1204 and 1261, but considering the large-scale construction of Metochites, the monastery seems to have been devastated during the Latin occupation.
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EDIRNE MUSEUM - ΜΟΥΣΕΙΟ ΑΔΡΙΑΝΟΥΠΟΛΗΣ - ARKEOLOJI VE ETNOGRAFYA MUZESI .wmv
ΑΔΡΙΑΝΟΥΠΟΛΗ Αρχαιολογικό και Λαογραφικό Μουσείο - EDIRNE
Arkeoloji ve Etnografya Müzesi, Musée archéologique et folklorique, Archaeological and Folk Museum
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셀리미예 사원 바로 옆에 위치한 역사박물관도 빼놓을 수 없는 곳이다. 미마르 시난의 발자취는 물론, 오스만 왕조의 각종 유물들이 전시돼 있어 당시 동서양을 넘나들었던 대제국의 삶을 짐작할 수 있다. 역사의 흔적과 편린들을 통해 당시의 상황을 머릿속에 상상하고 그려보는 것. 이 또한 여행의 크나 큰 즐거움이 아니던가? 박물관의 한쪽 방에선 아이들의 코란 공부가 한창이다. 잔뜩 긴장한 표정으로 엄한 훈장 선생님 밑에서 코란을 따라 외우는 아이들의 모습이 조선시대 우리네 서당에서의 풍경을 연상시켜 정겹다.
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Sally miye four won a place even indispensable Historical Museum, located next door. Sinan Mar footsteps of the US as well, and I'm Various relics of the Ottoman dynasty are exhibited can imagine the life of the great empires of the time heard crosses the East and the West. Imagine seeing the current situation through the traces and fragments of history on my head and draw. This is also ahnideonga keuna great pleasure of traveling? In a side room of the museum season of the children are studying the Koran. The appearance of the children memorize the Quran along with a bunch of nervous look under the strict Tier teacher jeonggyeopda to evoke the landscape of the Joseon Dynasty woorine village school.
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Sally miye dört bitişiğinde bulunan bir yer bile vazgeçilmez Tarihi Müzesi kazandı. Sinan Mar ABD'nin izinden de, ben duydum zaman büyük imparatorlukların hayat Doğu ve Batı'yı haçlar hayal edebiliyorum sergilendiği Osmanlı hanedanının çeşitli emanetler değilim. Kafamın ve beraberlik izleri ve tarihin parçaları ile mevcut durumu görerek düşünün. Bu aynı zamanda seyahat ahnideonga keuna büyük bir zevk? Çocukların müze sezon yan odada Kuran okuyor. Çocukların görünüm Joseon Hanedanlığı woorine köy okulunun manzara uyandırmak için sıkı Tier öğretmen jeonggyeopda altında sinir görünüm bir grup ile birlikte Kur'an ezberlemek.
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■클립명: 유럽115-터키05-13 오스만 왕조 유물 전시, 역사 박물관/History Museum/Ottoman Empire
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■촬영일자: 2011년 7월 July
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Bursa Archeology Museum in Turkey
Прямой эфир: Аланья: дом-музей Ататюрка RestProperty
Одно из мест, которое необходимо посетить в Алании всем, кто интересуется историей и культурой Турции: дом-музей Ататюрка. Располагается он недалеко от центра города, поэтому туда очень легко добраться: .
Именно в этом доме в 1935 году останавливался Мустафа Кемаль Ататюрк, приезжая в Аланию. Позже хозяин дома передал свое жилище управлению культуры, которое, в свою очередь, организовало здесь музей. На первом этаже располагаются комнаты, где размещены вещи Ататюрка, а на втором - комнаты, рассказывающие о быте и культуре Алании.
Ancient city of Hattusa, near Boghazköy, Turkey
Ḫattuša was the capital of the Hittite Empire in the late Bronze Age. Its ruins lie near modern Boğazkale, Turkey. Hattusa was added to the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1986.
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Power plant to be constructed on palace site in Turkey’s northwest
An energy power plant will be built in the northwestern province of Edirne, at a location where ruins from the Ottoman-era Edirne Palace might be underground.
The project, called the “River Tunca Recreation and Energy Project,” aims to construct a power plant and recreational area on the garden of the Edirne Palace.
The project, which will be a joint project of the Edirne Municipality, the Edirne Provincial Administration and the Edirne Chamber of Commerce and Industry, will be implemented by the Thrace Development Agency. The project will cost a total of 10 million Turkish Liras, of which 4 million will be paid by the Thrace Development Agency.
The area where the project will be built begins at the flood plain of the Tunca River, and covers the area where the annual Kırkpınar oil wrestling festival is held, as well as the Beyazıd II social complex. While a section of the area is the Edirne Palace’s archaeological site, no preservation order has been reserved for the area, despite the fact that it contains holds historical structures.
Construction of the Edirne Palace began in the 15th century during the reign of Murat II and ended during the reign of Fatih Sultan Mehmet in the same century. Although Istanbul was made into the imperial capital after its conquest in 1453, the Edirne Palace was seen as an important symbol of the Ottoman Empire.
According to the latest development plan, the riverbed will be altered to create new canals and islets, where boats will be able to sail and rowing competitions will be held. Along with a concert area, restaurants, cafes and tea gardens, a power plant capable of producing 1000 kilowatts of electricity will be constructed.
The project does not contain any clauses for the preservation or restoration of the site’s cultural heritage.
News of the project comes after Professor Mustafa Özer, the head of the Edirne Palace excavations, which have been working in the area since 2009, announced in November 2014 that cultural officials were working on a plan to bestow the Edirne Palace with “ancient site” status.
“The restoration of the palace kitchen [Matbah-i Amire] and the bath of Kum Qasr were finished this year. We have progressed on the restoration work of the Cihannüma Qasr, one of the notable parts of the palace. The building survey has been approved by the Edirne Cultural Heritage Preservation Board. The restitution and restoration projects are waiting to be approved. When the work is done, the whole palace will be restored and conserved,” Özer had said on Nov. 21, 2014.
Turkey is currently implementing an aggressive power plant construction policy that has caused controversy over costs.
Around 6,000 olive trees were cut down in one night on Nov. 7, 2014, for the construction of a power plant in the Aegean village of Soma, which was hit by Turkey’s worst-ever mining accident that killed 301 miners only six months before. The latest development in the case saw the Council of State dismiss the cabinet’s rapid expropriation decision in the village of Yırca on Dec. 26, marking a crucial ruling for the locals who lost thousands of olive trees because of the power plant project.
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HISTORICAL PLACES OF TURKEY IN GOOGLE EARTH PART FOUR ( 4/8 )
1. HOT AIR BALLOONS IN ÇAVUŞIN VILLAGE, CAPPADOCIA
38°39'36.85N 34°50'36.21E
2. SELCUK CASTLE, IZMIR 37°57'19.16N 27°22'5.15E
3. LALELI CAMI,ISTANBUL 41° 0'36.43N 28°57'23.30E
4. CASTLE PRISON,DIYARBAKIR 37°54'58.39N 40°14'30.40E
5. ÖRDEKLI KÜLTÜR MERKEZ,BURSA 40°11'16.01N 29° 4'5.69E
6. HIDIRLIK TOWER,ANTALYA 36°52'52.32N 30°42'12.99E
7. MILLION STONE,FATIH 41° 0'29.03N 28°58'40.67E
8. SAINT PAUL CHURCH,KONYA 37°52'15.59N 32°29'35.49E
9. KORE ANITI,ANKARA 39°56'20.26N 32°50'29.98E
10. CITADEL AMPHITHEATRE,ANTALYA 36°53'6.72N 30°42'4.56E
11. TARSUS ULUCAMI VE SAAT KULESI,MERSIN
36°54'56.78N 34°53'49.91E
12. ARTEMIS,SALIHLI 38°28'44.67N 28° 1'52.93E
13. HARRAN DOOR, SANLIURFA 37° 8'39.60N 38°47'34.43E
14. SAINT ANTUAN KILISESI,ISTANBUL 41° 1'56.33N 28°58'37.55E
15. ANCIENT THEATRE IN EPHESUS,IZMIR 37°56'27.25N 27°20'33.11E
16. CASTLE SURLARI GATE,DIYARBAKIR 37°54'58.57N 40°14'13.03E
17. ASPENDOS AQUEDUCT FOUR,ANTALYA 36°56'59.34N 31°10'2.91E
18. SADDLERY BRIDGE,EDIRNE 41°41'7.77N 26°33'16.60E
19. ATATÜRK CHALLENGE STATUE,TRABZON 41° 0'19.23N 39°43'50.89E
20. ISTANBUL BOYS HIGH SCHOOL,ISTAANBUL 41° 0'43.67N 28°58'25.89E
21. MALTEPE CAMII-ANKARA,ANKARA 39°55'29.20N 32°50'49.60E
22. HÜSREV PASHA(HÜSREVIYE)MOSQUE,VAN 38°29'53.37N 43°20'19.04E
23. İSA BEY CAMII,IZMIR 37°57'8.24N 27°21'56.65E
24. ARSENAL,TRABZON 40°59'33.44N 39°43'21.57E
25. SAYYID BURHANUDDIN TIRMIDHI,KAYSERI 38°42'58.36N 35°29'51.11E
26. UC KUMBETLER,ERZURUM 39°54'14.48N 41°16'42.74E
27. YAĞ CAMII,ADANA 36°59'1.65N 35°19'38.25E
28. KOZAHAN & ORHAN GAZI MOSQUE,BURSA 40°11'3.17N 29° 3'49.77E
29. ŞANLIURFA HZ. EYUP MOSQUE 37° 7'55.29N 38°47'48.56E
30. KARAKAŞ MOSQUE,ANTALYA 36°53'7.69N 30°42'33.27E
31. GREAT MOSQUE,DIYARBAKIR 37°54'44.83N 40°14'8.54E
32. MOSQUE,ANAMUR MAMURE CASTLE,ANAMUR
36° 4'52.37N 32°53'40.15E
33. ŞEYH HASAN BEY KÜMBETI,SIVAS 39°45'4.79N 37° 1'21.23E
34. ŞEHADET CAMII,BURSA 40°11'10.88N 29° 3'21.53E
35. ŞERAFETTIN CAMII,KONYA 37°52'20.80N 32°29'54.88E
36. CASTLE BODRUM, MUGLA 37° 1'54.34N 27°25'44.90E
Istanbul Archaeological Museums
Some pictures taken on my recent trip to Istanbul in December 2013
Konya Archaeological Museum
Istanbul's Top 10 according to DK Eyetwitness Travel
Istanbul's Top 10 according to DK Eyetwitness Travel
10. Bosphorus Cruise
The best way to see the Bosphorus in all its beauty is to take a boat trip. This is the strategic waterway connecting the Black sea to the Mediterranean, and dividing Istanbul into two continents. As the boat zigzags between Asia and Europe, you can admire the old Ottoman wooden houses and palaces.
9. Dolmabahce Palace
Dolmabahçe Palace located in the Beşiktaş district of Istanbul, on the European coastline of the Bosphorus strait, served as the main administrative center of the Ottoman Empire from 1856 to 1922. Dolmabahçe is the largest palace in Turkey. It has an area of 45,000 m2 (11.2 acres), and contains 285 rooms, 46 halls, 6 baths (hamam) and 68 toilets.
8. Cemberlitas Baths
The monumental baths designed by Renaissance Ottoman architect Mimar Sinan (1489--1588), such as the stand alone 1584 Çemberlitaş Hamamı, the bath in the complex of the 1558 Süleymaniye Mosque (both in Constantinople) and the bath of the Selimiye Mosque in Edirne were particularly influential.
7. Church of St Saviour in Chora
The Church of the Holy Saviour in Chora is considered to be one of the most beautiful surviving examples of a Byzantine church. In the 16th century, during the Ottoman era, the church was converted into a mosque and, finally, it became a museum in 1948. The interior of the building is covered with fine mosaics and frescoes.
6. Suleymaniye Mosque
On the top of a hill overlooking Golden Horn is a work of Sinan, an Ottoman architect of the 16th century. The mosque is a fine example of Ottoman architecture of the era, and inspired the architects of the Blue Mosque (Sultanahmet) which was built later. Comparing these two mosques, Süleymaniye is noted for its gloomier and more atmospheric feeling.
5. Grand Bazar
Istanbul's grand old bazaar with an estimated 4400 shops lined along covered walkways. It is said to be the world's oldest shopping mall, covers several blocks and features a labyrinth of side streets to keep you lost for the better part of a day. The shops are organized around their wares, e.g. the silver jewellers are clustered together, the carpet shops are clustered elsewhere and the shoe shops are bunched together somewhere else.
4. Archaeological Museum
The Istanbul Archaeology Museums is a group of three archeological museums located in the Eminönü district of Istanbul. The Istanbul Archaeology Museums consists of three museums: Archaeological Museum (in the main building), Museum of the Ancient Orient, Museum of Islamic Art (in the Tiled Kiosk). It houses over one million objects that represent almost all of the eras and civilizations in world history.
3. Blue Mosque
With its six minarets and sweeping architecture the Sultanahmet or 'Blue' Mosque impresses from the outside. Unlike Haghia Sophia, this is still a working mosque, entry is through the courtyard on the SW side which is back side of mosque. Entrance is free, but donations are welcome upon exit.
2. Hagia Sophia
A masterwork of Roman engineering, the huge 30 m diameter dome covers what was for over 1000 years the largest enclosed space in the world. The church was looted by the fourth Crusaders in 1204, and became a mosque in the 15th century when The Ottomans conquered the city. It was converted into a museum in 1935. Don't miss the excellent mosaics, including those in the gallery, reached by a stone ramp to the left of the entrance.
1. Topkapi Palace
The imperial enclave of the Ottoman emperors for four centuries. Lavishly decorated, with four courts of increasing grandeur. In the second court of the entrance to the Harem and the State Treasury, housing a weaponry display. The third court has the Imperial Treasury. Both Islamic and Christian relics, rugs, china. The views from the Fourth Court over the Bosphorus are spectacular.
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[한국어 정보]
부르사에서 빼놓을 수 없는 명소 예실 묘소. 우리말로 ‘녹색의 무덤’이란 뜻인데, 오스만 제국 제2의 건국의 아버지로 불리며 팽창기를 이끌었던 5대 술탄 메흐메드 1세가 잠들어 있는 곳이다. 이곳은 알라에게 경배를 드리는 공간은 아니지만 거의 모스크 수준으로 장식해 놓아 그에 대한 이들의 강한 존경심을 엿볼 수 있다. 왕자와 공주들까지 모두 아버지와 한자리에 모셔져 있다. 저 분은 무슨 기도를 열심히 바치는 걸까? “소원을 빈 건 아니고, 알라에게 직접 소원을 빌지는 않았어요. 그냥 신을 생각하며, 우리 조상(술탄 메흐메드 1세)의 명복을 빌었죠.”
[English: Google Translator]
Yesil Mausoleum in Bursa attractions indispensable. Inde green tomb is meant as a Korean, referred to as the founding fathers of the Ottoman Sultan meheu Med 1 second five years of age, who led the expander is where asleep. It is put to decorate your space is not nearly as Allah Mosque levels offering worship can glimpse their strong respect for him. 0 weeks until the prince and all are enshrined in the Father and the one place. Low-minute tribute wonder what prayer is hard? Not to wish empty gun, it did not have bilge wishes directly to Allah. Just I think and God, for the souls of our ancestors ended up Bill (Sultan meheu Med 1 year).
[Turkish: Google Translator]
Vazgeçilmez Bursa gözde Yeşil Türbesi. Inde Yeşil Türbe Bir Koreli olarak kastedilen, Osmanlı Sultanı kurucu babaları genişletici nerede uyuyor liderliğindeki Med yaşı 1 ikinci beş yıl meheu olarak anılacaktır. Neredeyse ibadet sunan Allah Camii seviyeleri ona güçlü saygı belirti değil gibi alanınızı süslemek için konur. 0 prens kadar hafta ve tüm Baba ve tek bir yerde kutsal kabul edilir. Düşük dakikalık haraç nedir dua zor acaba? Bu Sadece bence Tanrı, atalarımızın ruhları için Bill (Sultan Med 1 yıl meheu) sona erdi. Sintine Allah'a doğrudan istediği yoktu, boş silahı dilemek değil.
[Information]
■클립명: 유럽115-터키05-15 녹색의 무덤, 예실 묘소/Green Mosque/Sultan Mehmet 1
■여행, 촬영, 편집, 원고: 이영준 PD (travel, filming, editing, writing: KBS TV Producer)
■촬영일자: 2011년 7월 July
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