When Bodrum comes to mind, the sea and nightlife beckon; yet the peninsula's true memory lies hidden in the interior, in Karaova. Etrim is one of the villages where the ancient Yörük weaving tradition and carpet-making are kept alive. The Agricultural Park established here is a gateway that carries visitors from the shore into Bodrum's "other face" — to soil, looms, hives, and vineyards.
This is precisely where the Agro Bodrum Route was officially launched in 2026. The route's purpose is simple yet ambitious: to free tourism from the grip of three summer months and spread it across nine or ten months, making the producer's labor visible.
The journey beginning from this park is an entire seasonal story, wandering between vineyards, olive groves, mandarin orchards, and village kitchens.
