Rich culture Karaman, known as İç It is located in the Anatolian Region. It has hosted different cultures from the past to the present. Karaman underground cities, caves and belief It carries a lot of cultural heritage like its centers. 

The province, which is more recommended for spring and autumn travels, is known to have dry summers and very cold winters. The most suitable Karaman Hotel prices On Otelz.com!

How to Get to Karaman?

Transportation to Karaman by Land

As Karaman is a transit place, transportation is possible from anywhere in Turkey. There is Karaman Intercity Bus Terminal in the center of the city. The distance of this terminal to the center is 3.5 km. 

In addition to the terminal in the central province, there is also a bus terminal in the Ayrancı district. 

Öspecial vehicleç If traveling with; The distance between Istanbul and Karaman is 821 km, The distance between İzmir and Karaman is 668 km, The distance between Ankara and Karaman is 405 km.

Transportation to Karaman by Air

There is no airport in Karaman. To reach Karaman by air, Konya’a href="https://www. Otelz.com/konya-airport-selcuklu-hotels">Konya Airport must be used. The distance between Konya Airport and Karaman is 111 km. You can easily reach Karaman from Konya by bus, shuttle or taxi. This trip takes an average of 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Transportation to Karaman by Railroad

There are direct train services from Konya to reach Karaman by railway. Karaman Train Station is 2 km from the city center. Trains stopping at this station are Konya-Karaman Train and Toros Express. 

Popular Provinces of Karaman

Ermenek

The province of Ermenek contains many historical and cultural heritages. We can list the historical places in the city, which has a high touristic value, as follows:

• Firan Castle (Ermenek Castle): This castle, which is steep at the bottom, is a completely natural formation. It is located on the steep rock that surrounds the city in the shape of a half moon. 
• Mennan Castle
• Great Mosque: The wing of this mosque door, which is the work of Karamanoğulları, is carved with walnut trees. 
• Twin's Den Temple
• Ermenek Valley: Ermenek is the valley formed by the "Ccedil" bear's cleavage of the Middle Taurus Mountains. Ermenek Valley, which is a very rich valley in terms of plant diversity and endemic plants, consists of limestone rocks and caves.

Places to Visit in Karaman

Natural Beauties

Ermenek Valley

Karaman and Mersin. Ermenek Valley, a valley formed by the Ermenek Bear, the largest tributary of the Göksu River, is one of the must-visit places.

Due to its complex geographical shapes, it is one of the richest places in our country in terms of plant diversity. It is also counted as a wildlife development point.

İncesu Cave

It is located on the eastern slopes of the İncesu Stream, whose length is 1356 meters. It is in the form of two adjacent caves. 

There is a walking path inside this cave, which is very rich in terms of Damlataş accumulation. The total length of the cave, which is located in Taşkale Village, is about 1300 meters.

Meraspolis Cave

Meraspolis Cave is the largest underground water cave in the world. Located in the Ermenek Province of Karaman, this cave consists of multiple floors and sections. There are stalactites and stalagmites inside the cave. 

The history of the cave is said to date back to the first networks, and it served as a dungeon in ancient times. It is considered.

Zeyve Bazaar

Zeyve Bazaar, which has a history of 5 centuries, is 26 km away from Ermenek Province. Surrounding a stream, this area contains water mills, spring waters and centuries-old rivers.

Next to the icy stream, locals sell vegetables and fruits. The entrance to the area, which also serves as a recreation area, is free.

What to Eat in Karaman?

Karaman rooted In addition to its historical beauties, it contains very colorful local dishes in itself. In general, the fact that it is mainly grain can be associated with the fact that agricultural production is very high.

Carrier ÇOrbasi

Arabaşı Örbası, especially İç It is an orba that Anatolia and Turkey know and are familiar with. Although it is not known exactly from which city it was born, it is also consumed in the province of Karaman.

Hot soup served with a custard-like dough is a dish that is easy to make and requires skill to eat.

Sucked

Dipped or dipped fine bulgur, a dish belonging to the Ermenek Province of Karaman, contains spices, tomatoes and tahini.

The mixture is prepared into meatballs and served.

Karaman City Internal Transportation

Inner city transportation in Karaman is provided by public buses, minibuses and taxis. There are a total of 10 different lines in charge of transportation within the city.