Dishes you should try in Kulu: Etli Ekmek (meat-topped flatbread) and Bamya Çorbası (okra soup). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Kulu is famous for.
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Konya's famous meat bread, also made in Kulu's traditional ovens. It is an important dish at local tables and is prepared using traditional recipes.
A traditional soup made with dried okra and meat stock, an essential part of Kulu's winter tables.
These dishes are known throughout Konya province; see the provincial food guide for details.
An etliekmek with a registered geographical indication, baked with minced meat on thin, long dough.
A kebab with a registered geographical indication, in which lamb is cooked in large ovens.
A soup with a registered geographical indication, made with dried okra and meat.
A syrupy dessert with a registered geographical indication.
A tirit (bread-based meat dish) with a registered geographical indication.
A wedding pilaf with a registered geographical indication.
The flamingo breeding ground on Kulu Lake has become the most important part of the district's natural identity. Flamingo conservation work and ecotourism activities are ongoing.
Where the Central Anatolian steppe climate prevails, dryland farming and livestock traditions continue in Kulu.
Kulu is known for 2 local dishes, above all Etli Ekmek (meat-topped flatbread) and Bamya Çorbası (okra soup). Konya's famous meat bread, also made in Kulu's traditional ovens. It is an important dish at local tables and is prepared using traditional recipes.
Kulu is known for Etli Ekmek (meat-topped flatbread), Wheat and Flamingo Culture. Its best-known sights include Düden Lake and Gökgöl Lake.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Kulu include Wheat and Salt.