Agriculture is one of the most important resources of this province, with a significant and historical status in the province of Kırklareli. A statue of a woman harvesting grapes with a child beside her stands in the center of Kırklareli city. Kırklareli Province is one of the key regions for vineyards and wine production. The region is known for producing a beverage called "Hardalay", a non-alcoholic drink made from grapes, cherry leaves, and mustard seeds. Kırklareli province is home to a university bearing its name, Kırklareli University, established in Turkey in 2007, aiming to become one of the leading universities in the country. Known for its low tuition fees and a wide range of available specializations, the university attracts international students in general and Arab students in particular due to its excellence and advancement, accepting a large number of international students each year at its distinguished institution. The weather in Kırklareli city is characterized by a subtropical climate with a long, hot, and humid summer, while winter is cold and wet, with frequent snowfall between December and March.
Landmarks in the state of Kırklareli
The Dupnisa Cave is a famous natural landmark and unique geological formation located in the northern part of the state, a 60 km coastal strip along the Black Sea hosting one of the most pristine and undeveloped beaches in Turkey. There are two protected natural areas along the coast, namely the Sakagolu (Lake Saka) Natural Reserve to the north and the Kasatura Korfuzi (Kasatura Bay) Natural Reserve to the south. These sites are unique with their unstable ecological systems that harbor many endangered plant and animal species.
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