When you visit Muş, you can find different gift options that will remind you of this beautiful city. Muş is one of the cities that is famous for its traditional handicrafts. Although many of them have been forgotten over time, rug making, carpet making, saddle making, felt making, lace and bead lace making are among the sources of income of the province. The rugs that decorate the houses of Muş are one of the gift options you can buy from the city. You can find rugs woven with great effort in the villages of Muş in many stores in the center. Carpets decorated with Seljuk motifs are among the prominent handicrafts in Muş. Varto, Bulanık and Malazgirt districts are the centers of carpet weaving. Bünyan, Hereke and Isparta are the most commonly woven carpet types, and Yörük, Türkmen and Asmalı Lale motifs are the most commonly woven motifs on carpets. Thanks to the carpet and rug weaving courses opened in Public Education Centers, it is aimed to keep this handicraft alive for many years. The cold and harsh winter conditions in Muş also improved sock knitting. If you visit the city during the winter months, you can buy socks that will keep your feet warm and gift them to your loved ones. Tulips, which adorn all corners of the city in spring, are the most beautiful symbol of Muş province. While you are in Muş, you can buy souvenirs with tulip figures. Delicious local products of Muş are also waiting for you. The tradition of viticulture, which dates back to the Seljuk period, continues to be maintained today. Grapes grown carefully in Mongok, Pamukluk, İncebel and Mehmetcan vineyards begin to take their place on the stalls towards the end of August. Black, white and purple colored Muş grapes are appreciated for their bitter taste. You can add flavor to your breakfasts with Muş old kashar cheese and give it to your friends as a gift. Cabbage, which is widely used in almost every meal in Muş, is among the products you can buy here. When you visit the neighborhood markets of Muş, you can see medicinal herbs decorating the stalls. Çiriş, helis herb, jağ and sirmo, which are medicinal herbs that grow spontaneously in mountainous areas, are called natural antibiotics by the local people. You can buy natural products such as butter, tomato paste, cheese, tarhana and bread made by the villagers in their homes at affordable prices from the neighborhood markets and support them. Mavimore Turizm is a travel agency registered with TÜRSAB. Document number: A-8307