The rains have stopped in Türkiye, the weather has warmed up, and now it's time to travel. All the conditions are ripe for sightseeing. Although I can't travel very far, I prefer to visit cities and places near me. Even if I've been here before, these places have a different charm in different seasons. I've been here before in summer and autumn. This is my first time coming here in spring.
Türkiye'de yağışlar durdu, havalar ısındı ve artık gezmek vakti. Gezmek için tüm şartlar olgunlaştı. Çok uzaklara gidemesem de yakınımda bulunan şehirleri, yerleri gezmeyi tercih ediyorum. Buralara daha önce gitmiş olsam bile farklı mevsimlerde farklı tada sahip. Daha önce yaz mevsiminde, sonbaharda buraya gelmiştim. İlk defa ilkbaharda buraya geliyorum.
My friend was picking up relatives from the airport, and since we had plenty of time, we wanted to see this place. I was especially curious about it this spring. Because of the heavy rainfall, it was impossible not to be curious about the rush of the Murat River. As expected, the Murat River was quite rushing. The sound of the river became unbearable after a while. We moved a little further away and watched from a distance.
Arkadaşım havalimanından yakınlarını alırken yeterince vaktimiz de varken burayı görmek istedik. Özellikle bu yıl ilkbaharda burayı merak ediyordum. Çok fazla yağış yağdığı için Murat Nehrini çoşkusunu merak etmemek olmazdı. Beklediğimiz gibi Murat Nehri oldukça çoşkuluydu.Nehrin sesi bir süre sonra kulakları rahatsız ediyordu. Biraz uzaklaşıp uzaktan seyrettik.
The bridge is thought to be at least 1000 years old. Although official sources state that it was built by the Seljuks, locals say it was built by Armenians. The bridge was restored at certain times during the Seljuk and Ottoman periods. The bridge is quite long and has 12 spans.
Köprünün en az 1000 yıllık olduğu düşünülüyor. Resmi kaynaklarda Selçukluların inşa ettiği tahmin edildiği yazılsa da yöre halkı tarafından köprünün Ermeniler tarafından yapıldığı söylenmektedir. Selçuklular ve Osmanlılar döneminde belirli tarihlerde köprü restore edilmiştir. Köprü oldukça uzun, 12 adet açıklığa sahip.
It was quite quiet because it was a weekday, and there weren't many visitors. It's mostly middle-aged and young people who frequent this area. I haven't seen many elderly people on my previous visits. The area around the bridge has cafes, restaurants, and tea gardens. These businesses operate in a fairly large area. Especially at the establishments located on the hilltop, overlooking the region, it's enjoyable to eat while watching the Murat River and the historic bridge; the taste of the food and drinks is enhanced. Because the weather was a bit warm, and to explore other parts of Muş city, we left after about half an hour.
Hafta içi olduğu içn oldukça sakindi, çok fazla ziyaretçi yoktu. Burayı daha çok orta yaş ve gençler daha çok tercih ediyor. Daha önceki gelişilerimde pek yaşlı görmedim. Köprünün olduğu alanda cafe, restoran, çay bahçeleri gibi yerler mevcut. Oldukça büyük bir alanda hizmet veriyor bu tür işletmeler. Özellikle tepede bulunan, bölgeye hakim konumda olan işletmelerde, bir taraftan bir şeyler yerken öte yandan Murat Nehrini, tarihi köprüyü izlemek keyifli oluyor, yiyeceklerin, içeceklerin tadı biraz daha artmış oluyor. Hava biraz sıcak olduğu için ve Muş şehrinin diğer yerlerini de gezmek için yaklaşık yarım saat durduktan sonra buradan ayrıldık.
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The river looks immense and the currents are very strong; it scared me a little—or rather, the force of the water intimidated me. It must be that impressive, since the noise made them keep their distance. That said, the color of these austere waters is truly beautiful. Best regards.
Thank you so much for visiting. The melting snow and rain make the river quite turbulent at this time of year.