Dishes you should try in Aksu: Piyaz, Şiş Köfte and Tandır Fish (Tandır Balığı). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Aksu is famous for.
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Prepared with dried beans, onions, parsley and tahini, Antalya piyaz is an indispensable meze on traditional tables in Aksu as well.
Antalya-style şiş köfte is prepared by kneading finely minced meat with spices, threading it onto skewers and grilling it over embers.
Fresh fish from the Mediterranean cooked in a tandır oven, this flavour is an important part of Aksu's coastal cuisine.
These dishes are known throughout Antalya province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A piyaz with a geographical indication, in which dried beans meet a tahini and vinegar sauce; it is usually served with şiş köfte.
A pumpkin dessert with a registered geographical indication.
Washington Navel oranges with a geographical indication, grown in the alluvial soils of the Akçay and Alakır streams.
A pear with a geographical indication, specific to Korkuteli.
Alanya yenidünyası (loquat), harvested in spring, with a geographical indication.
The ancient city of Perge was one of the most important settlements of the Pamphylia region. Perge, one of the cities visited on Saint Paul's first missionary journey, is also significant in the history of Christianity.
Aksu is known for 3 local dishes, above all Piyaz, Şiş Köfte and Tandır Fish (Tandır Balığı). Prepared with dried beans, onions, parsley and tahini, Antalya piyaz is an indispensable meze on traditional tables in Aksu as well.
Aksu is known for Piyaz, Citrus Fruits and Pamphylian Civilisation Heritage. Its best-known sights include Kurşunlu Waterfall and Aksu Stream.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Aksu include Citrus Fruits and Greenhouse Products.