Whistled Turkish is a unique form of communication used primarily in the mountainous regions of Turkey. This method involves whistling the sounds of the Turkish language, allowing speakers to convey messages over long distances. It is particularly useful in areas where traditional speech may be difficult to hear due to terrain or distance. This whistling technique mimics the phonetic structure of spoken Turkish, making it an effective way to communicate. Whistled Turkish has been recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, highlighting its cultural significance and the need for preservation in the face of modernization.