Başyayla
Başyayla is a district of Karaman.
It is close to the summit of the Taurus Mountains and was established between 1300 meters and 1600 meters above sea level. While it was affiliated to Ermenek until 1990, it became a district of Karaman in 1990. The people of this district are Avşar Turkmens. Karapınar, Üzümlü, Bozyaka and Kışla are the villages of Başyayla. Başköy district, Göztepe, Kirazlıyayla, Şirindere and Yeni district are the districts of Başyayla. When the Turkmen, who were given the task of beekeeping during the time of Karamanoğlu Mehmet Bey, were settled in this region, it took a more active role compared to the previous period. There are only historical artifacts from the Anatolian Seljuk State. There are also historical sites and artifacts from the Old Roman Kingdom. Among the 0900 approved people, the main source of livelihood is Salihli Napoleon Cherry, Elma Starking and Golden are predominantly produced in Başyayla. Along with agriculture, the beekeeping sector continues and it is a suitable town for highland tourism.
