Designed as a 13-episode series, each with a running time of 55 minutes, Yayla Havaları presents audiences with an authentic journey through the music, culture, and natural beauty of Türkiye's Black Sea region.
Celebrating the Spirit of the Black Sea
More than a music program, Yayla Havaları explores the cultural identity of the Black Sea region by combining live musical performances with stories that reflect local traditions, daily life, and the deep connection between the people and their music.Throughout the series, viewers experience traditional Black Sea melodies while discovering the breathtaking landscapes, highland villages, and cultural richness that define one of Türkiye's most distinctive regions.
A Comprehensive Television Production
With a total production length of approximately 12 hours of broadcast content, the project was completed following an extensive production process involving planning, filming, editing, and post-production.Produced for TRT, the series is designed not only for audiences who appreciate Black Sea music but also for viewers interested in exploring Türkiye's diverse cultural heritage through documentary-style television programming.
Preserving Cultural Heritage Through Television
One of the primary goals of Yayla Havaları is to contribute to the preservation of traditional cultural values and to introduce the unique musical heritage of the Black Sea region to future generations.By combining authentic performances with visually rich storytelling, the series highlights the importance of preserving local traditions while making them accessible to a wider audience.
Bringing the Sounds of the Highlands to TRT Viewers
Presented by Grup İmera, Yayla Havaları brings together the authentic melodies, highland culture, and musical traditions of Türkiye's Black Sea region in a professionally produced television series.As an important cultural production, the program offers viewers a unique opportunity to experience one of Türkiye's richest musical traditions through the nationwide platform of TRT.