Burdur is a province in the Lake District of southwestern Turkey, home to the turquoise Salda Lake (nicknamed the 'Turkish Maldives'), the sprawling ancient Greco-Roman city of Sagalassos, and the soda-rich Lake Burdur teeming with flamingos. Flanked by the Taurus Mountains, the province offers a compelling mix of natural spectacle and deep archaeology in an unhurried setting.
Traditional markets
Where locals shop and travellers find treasures.
Market
Burdur Saturday Bazaar
Fresh produce, honey, cheese, olives, textiles, dried herbs
Hours: 07:00–15:00
Market
Bucak Pazarı
Local agricultural produce, livestock supplies, village crafts
Hours: 08:00–14:00