Tuzlukçu

According to the book named Konya Province, which belongs to İbrahim Hakkı Konyalı, Tuzlukçu region was established as an oba of 15 houses in the period of Kanuni.

The people of Tuzlukcu came from Doğanhisar Ketenli plateau and they stayed in this location periodically for a certain period of time. In the following periods, they immigrated from this region for reasons of unknown origin. Afterwards, Avşar Turks, who lived on livestock, settled here. The district, which has 15 neighborhoods, gained this status in 1990.

Tuzlukçu Hotels: Where to Stay in Tuzlukçu?

The Tuzlukçu region, which allows the visitors to enter a different atmosphere with its unique historical texture, has also managed to become one of the places visited by many more people, especially with the studies that have been carried out recently. In order to fulfill the requests on this subject, as it can be seen with the reviews to be made on HotelForex.com, hotels with different concepts now appear before people. Therefore, people who will examine the site find the hotel they are looking for more easily than before.

Tuzlukçu Hotel Deals

Especially when the weather starts to get warmer, the number of people visiting the region increases significantly. Therefore, many people may have to choose among the rooms offered to them at higher prices than they should be. Nowadays, those who want to find the hotel they want at the best prices can easily choose among the hotels with the most suitable results according to the period they will go on vacation on HotelForex.com.

Tuzlukcu Attractions

The places to visit in Tuzlukçu, which was named as Tozlukçu, are the following because of the too much dust due to the strong winds blowing in the region;

Ali Efendi Fountain

The fountain has a reservoir and a straight facade. In the middle of the façade, there is an inscription written in Latin letters. According to the inscription, the fountain was built in 1932 by Ali Efendi, son of Hacı İbrahim. It is a spolia stele in the lower right part and there is a figure of "two standing people" on it.

Konarı Neighborhood Mosque

Although it does not have an inscription, the mosque, which is estimated to have been built in the 19th century, has managed to preserve its original architecture. The mosque, which was taken under protection after it was suspended in 2016, is a single-storey rectangular plan in the garden, made of flat earth glass and rubble stone. There are vegetal and geometric ornaments in the mihrab area. On the interior walls of the mosque, there are decorations on white plaster - paint.

Tuzlukçu Primary School

The historical school building has a single floor and there is a basement under the floor. It is made of stone and mudbrick and its hipped wooden roof is covered with tiles. It has two doors, and the window section is pointed arched and long rectangular. There are inscriptions dated 1926 and 1937 on both doors. The school, which was suspended and taken under protection in 2000, was restored in 2001 and has been used as a Public Education Center since 2008.

Tuzlukçu Cuisine: What to Eat in Tuzlukçu?

The main flavors you should try when you come to Tuzlukçu, which carries the traces of the traditional cuisine of the region, are;

• Gombo
• Arabaşı Soup
• Dilber Lip
• Oven Kebab
• Höşmerim Dessert
• Papara
• Sheet Pastry
• Wedding Pilaf
• Sacarasi
• Beef Buckthorn Soup
• Çebiç
• Tirit Kebab

Shopping at Tuzlukçu: What to Buy from Tuzlukçu?

Carpet weaving is extremely common in the region. Especially the silk carpets being prepared here are one of the things that visitors definitely examine. At the same time, grapes and watermelons produced in the region