Kulu is a district in the Konya province of the Central Anatolian Region, located in the northernmost part of Konya along the Konya-Ankara state highway.
Kulu awaits discovery with its cultural and natural assets, including Lake Düden, a bird paradise, and numerous ancient mounds scattered across its landscape.
Bahadırlı Mound
Located in the Bahadır neighborhood, southeast of Kulu, this mound runs in a north-south direction. Ceramic sherds discovered here date back to the second part of the first millennium BCE.
Bahçehisar Mound
Situated within the Bahçehisar Highland, south of Kulu, this mound also runs in a north-south direction. Artifacts unearthed from the mound belong to the Early, Middle, Late Bronze, and Iron Ages.
Bingöl Highland Mound
Found in a wetland area within the borders of Yeşilyurt village, this mound runs north-south. The artifacts collected from the site date back to the Early and Middle Bronze Ages.
Altılar Mound
Located in the Altılar village, northwest of Kulu, fragments discovered here date back to the Early and Middle Bronze Ages, as well as the Iron Age.
In addition to these, Kulu is home to several other mounds, including Bozan Mound, Celep-Sıçan Mound, Çevrikkale Mound, Çorak Mound, Garbage Mound, Kaletepe Mound, Kamisli Mound, Karapinar Mound, Kırkkuyu Mound, Kırklar Mound, and Haşim Hüseyin Yeşilöz's Kül Mound.
