Turkish Records in Guinness World Records #4
Turkish Records in the Book of Guinness World Records #4
There are some strange people and Records which or waht are made by Tukish Society.
With this series i will publish some of them. Have fun with them guys!
Navy Ekin, a judo, underwater, parachute, gymnastic, weightlifting and swimming champion, broke the Guinness world record by swimming more than 34,800 meters in 24 hours under water.
In Aydin, the local costumes were able to enter the Guinness Book of Records with the organization organized under the leadership of Forum Aydın Center.
At the Traditional Turkish Festival held in the USA in 2010, Murat Aksu was entitled to enter the Guinness Book of World Records by making the world's longest shish kebab.
A bridal dress with 45 thousand 24 swarovski stones, which was planted by a bridal firm in Bagcilar, Istanbul, entered the Guinness Book of Records.
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