Dishes you should try in Çaykara: Kuymak and Alabalık (trout). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Çaykara is famous for.
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Kuymak, made by stirring cornmeal and Trabzon cheese in butter as they cook, is an indispensable flavour of Çaykara's plateau breakfasts.
Trout raised in Uzungöl and the streams around it, served grilled or fried in a pan. Freshly caught fish offers a gastronomic experience specific to the region.
These dishes are known throughout Trabzon province; see the provincial food guide for details.
Köfte (meatballs) with a registered geographical indication.
Rice pudding with a registered geographical indication.
Kuymak (muhlama) with a registered geographical indication.
Bread with a registered geographical indication.
Pide with a registered geographical indication.
Keşan with a registered geographical indication.
Uzungöl has become an international tourism centre, especially thanks to the strong interest of Arab tourists. Accommodation and restaurants around the lake have become a meeting point for different cultures.
Çaykara is known for 2 local dishes, above all Kuymak and Alabalık (trout). Kuymak, made by stirring cornmeal and Trabzon cheese in butter as they cook, is an indispensable flavour of Çaykara's plateau breakfasts.
Çaykara is known for Kuymak, Hazelnuts and Uzungöl Tourism Culture. Its best-known sights include Sultan Murat Plateau and Çaykara Plateaus.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Çaykara include Hazelnuts and Honey.