Dishes you should try in Orhaneli: Keşkek, Mantı and Gözleme. This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Orhaneli is famous for.
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Prepared by cooking and pounding cracked wheat and lamb for hours. It is the traditional dish of weddings and festival feasts in Orhaneli.
Small pieces of dough filled with minced meat are boiled and served with a yoghurt and garlic sauce. Orhaneli mantı is known for its thin dough and generous filling.
Yufka dough filled with cheese, spinach or potato is cooked on a griddle. It is a traditional treat often prepared at village markets and at home.
These dishes are known throughout Bursa province; see the provincial food guide for details.
Developed by İskender Efendi in 1867, this is döner served on pide with butter, tomato sauce and yoghurt, registered as Bursa döner kebabı.
Lightly spiced, grilled meatballs with a registered geographical indication.
Registered meatballs served on pide with butter and yoghurt.
A confection with a registered geographical indication.
A syrupy dessert with a registered geographical indication.
A registered Bursa pide with a minced-meat filling.
The district takes its name from Orhan Gazi, son of Osman Gazi, founder of the Ottoman Empire. The historic link to the founding period of the Ottomans forms the basis of the district's identity.
Orhaneli's extensive forest areas have shaped the way of life of local people. Woodcutting, beekeeping and gathering forest products are traditional livelihoods.
Orhaneli is known for 3 local dishes, above all Keşkek, Mantı and Gözleme. Prepared by cooking and pounding cracked wheat and lamb for hours. It is the traditional dish of weddings and festival feasts in Orhaneli.
Orhaneli is known for Keşkek, Pine Honey and Orhan Gazi Heritage. Its best-known sights include Orhaneli Thermal Baths and Sadağı Canyon Nature Park.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Orhaneli include Pine Honey and Chestnuts.