Dishes you should try in Karamanlı: Tandır Çorbası (tandoor soup) and Höşmerim (fried cheese and flour dessert). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Karamanlı is famous for.
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Tandır çorbası, prepared by slow-cooking lamb and vegetables in a tandoor, is the traditional flavour of Karamanlı.
Höşmerim, prepared by frying fresh cheese and flour in a pan, is an indispensable dessert of Karamanlı on special occasions.
These dishes are known throughout Burdur province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A registered meatball made of minced beef with no spice other than salt, served with charred peppers and pide.
A walnut paste with a registered geographical indication.
A halva with a registered geographical indication.
A salep drink with a registered geographical indication.
A kavurma (fried meat dish) with a registered geographical indication.
Lavender cultivation in Karamanlı has gained significant cultural and economic value in recent years. Events held during the lavender harvest season bring life to the district.
Karamanlı is known for 2 local dishes, above all Tandır Çorbası (tandoor soup) and Höşmerim (fried cheese and flour dessert). Tandır çorbası, prepared by slow-cooking lamb and vegetables in a tandoor, is the traditional flavour of Karamanlı.
Karamanlı is known for Tandır Çorbası (tandoor soup), Karamanlı Walnut and Lavender Culture. Its best-known sights include Karamanlı Lavender Fields and Karamanlı Grand Mosque.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Karamanlı include Karamanlı Walnut, Karamanlı Coriander and Karamanlı Rezene (fennel).