I was born in 1986 in Upper Mesopotamia, within the Kurdish geography surrounded by high mountains between Anatolia and Iran. Therefore, the cultural basin formed by these three regions—that is, Kurdish, Armenian, Arab, Turkish, Semitic, and Iranian cultures—was influential in shaping the initial stages of my identity. Later, from the age of 20, I began living in the Mediterranean and Istanbul, where Roman, Greek, and Balkan cultures are prevalent. I graduated from Ege University with a degree in Tourism Management and later from Marmara University with a degree in Tourist Guiding. In 2017, I went to Iran for five months of Persian language training and traveled throughout Iran.
Since 2021, I have been living in France, studying French language, culture, and history. Additionally, I have traveled extensively in the Benelux countries and Switzerland, studying the cultures of these regions, especially Flemish culture.
Throughout my life, I have approached science, literature, and art, especially the social sciences, with great interest, and have always read extensively on these subjects. As a result of all these travels, readings, and research, I decided to create such a site and offer guidance in these regions.
Far from the modern world, television, and radio, I grew up in a Neolithic living culture, listening to the legends and tales our elders told us at night. Now, I want to continue this tradition of storytelling, passed down from language to language and age to age, in a different era and geography, with the hand I received from them.
Hoping to travel together in a story one day.