Kırıkkale is a province located in Central Anatolia, known as one of Turkey’s industrial cities. The city rapidly developed during the Republican era, especially recognized for the Machinery and Chemical Industry Corporation (MKE).
Historically, Kırıkkale hosted many civilizations, including the Hittites, Phrygians, Persians, and Romans. The Koçubaba Tomb in Keskin and the Çeşnigir Bridge in Sulakyurt are among the city's prominent historical landmarks.
Kırıkkale’s cuisine is rich with flavors of Central Anatolia. Tandır kebab, sıkma, höşmerim dessert, and kara çörek are some of the region's renowned delicacies. The locals are known for their hospitality.
The climate of Kırıkkale is continental; summers are hot and dry, while winters are cold and snowy. The Kızılırmak River and its surroundings attract visitors for picnics and nature walks. Kırıkkale is a city worth exploring with its historical and natural beauties.
