Dishes you should try in Beyağaç: Tandır Kebabı (tandır-cooked lamb), Gözleme and Keşkek. This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Beyağaç is famous for.
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Prepared by slow-cooking lamb in a tandır oven. It is a dish traditionally made in the mountain villages of Beyağaç.
Thinly rolled filo dough filled with cheese or herbs and cooked on a griddle. Freshly made gözleme is served on the Beyağaç plateaux.
Prepared by boiling crushed wheat and meat for a long time and then pounding them. It is the traditional dish of weddings and festival meals. Crushing the wheat and boiling it for hours with the meat is a process that requires patience.
These dishes are known throughout Denizli province; see the provincial food guide for details.
Baklava with a registered geographical indication.
Sheep's-milk yoghurt with a registered geographical indication.
Roasted chickpeas (leblebi) with a registered geographical indication.
Cherries with a registered geographical indication.
Melons with a registered geographical indication.
Yörük culture is strongly kept alive in Beyağaç. The tradition of plateau life and traditional handicrafts continue.
Beyağaç takes its name from the trees of the region. Forestry and gathering forest products are an important part of the local people's life.
Beyağaç is known for 3 local dishes, above all Tandır Kebabı (tandır-cooked lamb), Gözleme and Keşkek. Prepared by slow-cooking lamb in a tandır oven. It is a dish traditionally made in the mountain villages of Beyağaç.
Beyağaç is known for Tandır Kebabı (tandır-cooked lamb), Çam Balı (pine honey) and Yörük Kültürü (Yörük culture). Its best-known sights include Kartal Gölü (Kartal Lake) and Kemer Barajı (Kemer Dam).
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Beyağaç include Çam Balı (pine honey) and Orman Ürünleri (forest products).