Dishes you should try in Kozluk: Büryan Kebabı (pit-roasted lamb), Bulgur Pilavı (bulgur pilaf) and Perde Pilavı (rice wrapped in yufka). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Kozluk is famous for.
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Prepared by cooking lamb for hours in a tandoor pit, büryan kebabı is a traditional dish also widely eaten in Kozluk.
Made from fine bulgur, the pilaf is cooked with lamb stock. It is one of the staple dishes of Kozluk cuisine.
Rice wrapped in thin yufka dough and baked in an oven, enriched with chicken, almonds and raisins. It is the traditional dish of special occasions.
These dishes are known throughout Batman province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A local dish unique to Batman, with a registered geographical indication.
A Batman börek with a registered geographical indication.
Mountain strawberries registered with a protected designation of origin.
Highland honey registered with a protected designation of origin.
Kozluk was an important settlement during the Artuqid Principality. The castle and building remains from this period are part of the district's historical heritage.
Traditional farming and livestock culture is maintained in the rural areas of Kozluk. Harvest festivals and village weddings are living examples of this culture.
Kozluk is known for 3 local dishes, above all Büryan Kebabı (pit-roasted lamb), Bulgur Pilavı (bulgur pilaf) and Perde Pilavı (rice wrapped in yufka). Prepared by cooking lamb for hours in a tandoor pit, büryan kebabı is a traditional dish also widely eaten in Kozluk.
Kozluk is known for Büryan Kebabı (pit-roasted lamb), Kozluk Tomatoes and Artuqid Heritage. Its best-known sights include Kozluk Castle and Kozluk Hot Springs.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Kozluk include Kozluk Tomatoes, Tobacco and Walnut.