Dishes you should try in Göksun: Göksun Mantısı, Tarhana Çorbası (yoghurt and grain soup) and Göksun Apple. This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Göksun is famous for.
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Small pieces of dough filled with minced meat and boiled, Göksun mantısı is served with yoghurt and a butter sauce.
Tarhana made with yoghurt, wheat and vegetables is the soup most eaten in Göksun on cold winter days.
An apple grown among the district's main agricultural products, known for its distinctive aroma.
These dishes are known throughout Kahramanmaraş province; see the provincial food guide for details.
Ice cream made from goat's milk and salep and given its texture by pounding, with a registered geographical indication.
A regional dish with a registered geographical indication.
Tarhana (fermented grain and yoghurt soup base) with a registered geographical indication.
A çörek (bread roll) with a registered geographical indication.
A pan-cooked dish with a registered geographical indication.
A syrupy dessert with a registered geographical indication.
Göksun is a mountain town set at the foot of the Binboğa and Tahtalı mountains. Migration to the highland pastures and livestock farming traditions shape the district's cultural identity.
Göksun is known for 3 local dishes, above all Göksun Mantısı, Tarhana Çorbası (yoghurt and grain soup) and Göksun Apple. Small pieces of dough filled with minced meat and boiled, Göksun mantısı is served with yoghurt and a butter sauce.
Göksun is known for Göksun Mantısı, Göksun Apple and Mountain and Highland Pasture Culture. Its best-known sights include Binboğa Mountains and Kapıçam Nature Park.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Göksun include Göksun Apple.