The Düden Waterfalls offer a stunning spectacle near the city of Antalya, a region known for its rich culinary tradition blended with Mediterranean and Anatolian influences. While the waterfalls themselves are a natural rather than a culinary destination, the region around Antalya has a history that dates back to ancient times, with diverse cultures contributing to its food scene. Antalya's cuisine incorporates fresh vegetables, herbs, grains, and meat (other than cow). Seafood also plays a fundamental role due to its coastal location. Foods such as kebabs, mezze plates, and baklava are all part of the local offerings that have evolved over the centuries and shaped the gastronomy of the area.