Meke Lake, located in the district of Karapınar in Konya, has also become a popular destination for foreign tourists in the autumn season.
Despite the drying up of Meke Lake in the Karapınar region due to reasons such as the depletion of underground water and drought, it remains a popular destination for both local and foreign tourists during the summer months. Additionally, during the autumn season, it has become a focal point of interest for foreign tourists traveling with caravans.
The lake, frequently visited by French, German, and Dutch tourists, offers visitors the opportunity to camp and watch the sunset and sunrise. Among the guests of the autumn season were four retired German citizen families. These German families, who arrived at Meke Lake with their caravans, enjoyed camping and savoring the autumn sun. German tourists named Hans and Ute Pfeff, as well as Rosemarie and Bernhard Asmus, noted that they embarked on a European tour with their caravans.
Ute Pfeff, who expressed that Turkey is incredibly beautiful, said, "Turkey, which I visited for the first time, has left us in awe. With our caravan, we can camp wherever we want. Every region has its own unique beauty. The people are very friendly and hospitable. We had seen Meke Lake in photos, but its dry condition was a disappointment for us. Nevertheless, its unique structure is still very beautiful. We camped by the lake and had a wonderful day. The sunset and sunrise were stunning," she added.
