Dallıtepe village’s Göl hamlet, situated between Ilıcalar town and Adaklı district in Bingöl, Türkiye has gained popularity among locals due to its picturesque landscape. The 141-year-old settlement, surrounded by mountains and believed to host a crater lake, captivates visitors with its stunning lake and the island within it. The hamlet, boasting steep slopes, natural spring water, and lush green spaces, has become a sought-after destination for nature enthusiasts and photographers, offering a natural wonder to explore.
Expatriate Visits Türkiye, Expresses Deep Longing for Homeland
Musa Çelikkılıç, a Turkish expatriate living in Germany, returned to Türkiye for vacation and criticized the discrimination immigrant families face in Europe. Speaking at the border crossing on his way to his hometown Uşak, Çelikkılıç said, “Our children are treated like second-class citizens. Their future is limited from kindergarten. While their children are guided to be doctors and engineers, ours are kept in the background.”
Expressing his deep attachment to Türkiye, he added, “When we step here, our heart aches. Türkiye is the last bastion of the Islamic world. If we unite, we will issue a decree to the world.”
Çelikkılıç also voiced frustration over inflated prices targeting expatriates: “We are not seasonal customers. Our shopkeepers should be fair. We work 11 months for just one month of holiday.” He emphasized the importance of keeping cultural ties alive, saying, “We bring our children to Türkiye every year so they don’t forget their roots.”
Mehmet Basmacı
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