German traveler whose car broke down in Sivas was hosted by a Turkish family for 11 days

German traveler Tanja Aumer, who was in Turkey as part of a world tour, had her camper break down in the Divriği district of Sivas. Noticed by Güngör Durgun, the headman of Güneyevler village, and hosted by him and his family for 11 days, Aumer adapted to village life and formed a bond with the household.

Tanja Aumer, who set off on a world tour from Germany with her camper in March, followed a route through İzmir, Denizli, Nevşehir, and Sivas, eventually reaching the Divriği district. After her vehicle broke down there and she parked her camper by the roadside, she was noticed by Güngör Durgun, the headman of Güneyevler village. Headman Durgun invited Aumer to breakfast, took her to his home, and took care of the entire process from her personal needs to the maintenance of her vehicle.

During her eleven-day stay, Tanja Aumer participated in village life and spent time with the family, leaving the village in an emotional manner after her vehicle was repaired. Establishing a close bond with the family through a phone translation app, Aumer could not hold back her tears during the farewell and shared the footage she took on her social media accounts. These shares, which received great attention in a short time, won the appreciation of internet users, and it was stated that Aumer later reached Mexico.