Dishes you should try in Yedisu: Çiğ Köfte and Kelecoş (dried bean, chickpea and bulgur stew). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Yedisu is famous for.
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Çiğ köfte, made by kneading fine bulgur with spices, is an essential delicacy at guest tables in Yedisu.
Made with dried beans, chickpeas and bulgur, kelecoş is one of Yedisu's traditional winter dishes.
These dishes are known throughout Bingöl province; see the provincial food guide for details.
Burma kadayıf with a registered geographical indication.
Kavurma (sautéed meat) with a registered geographical indication.
Highland honey registered with a protected designation of origin.
Mulberry molasses with a registered geographical indication.
The name Yedisu comes from seven different water sources rising from the district's land. Each of these sources is believed to have different healing properties.
Yedisu is known for 2 local dishes, above all Çiğ Köfte and Kelecoş (dried bean, chickpea and bulgur stew). Çiğ köfte, made by kneading fine bulgur with spices, is an essential delicacy at guest tables in Yedisu.
Yedisu is known for Çiğ Köfte, Yedisu Horoz Dried Beans (Yedisu Horoz Kuru Fasulyesi) and Legend of the Seven Waters. Its best-known sights include Yedisu Hot Springs and Yedisu Plateaus.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Yedisu include Yedisu Horoz Dried Beans (Yedisu Horoz Kuru Fasulyesi), Yedisu Honey and Herb Cheese (Otlu Peynir).