Meram, a rare flower in the heart of the steppe, is a town known for its natural beauty, clean air, clean water, lush foliage, vineyards, and gardens. In addition to its thousands of years of historical texture, Meram, where green meets water and its sweet winds offer breezes, is a place that draws everyone's attention. Whenever travelers came to Konya, they stopped by Meram and spoke highly of the district. Ibn Battuta, the greatest Muslim Traveler of the Middle Ages, talked about the exquisite rivers and streams, unique vineyards, and gardens of Meram. The world-famous Turkish traveler Evliya Çelebi always used the expression “Bağ-ı Meram” while praising the vineyards,...