A Full 257 Meters! A Guinness World Record Attempt Involving Participants From All 81 Provinces of Turkey.
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The Anatolian Table, set up with nearly a thousand regional delicacies from all 81 provinces of Turkey at the International GastroAfyon Tourism and Flavor Festival, was accepted into the Guinness Book of Records with its length of 247 meters and 68 centimeters.
The Gastro Afyon festival has begun in Afyonkarahisar. The "Largest Anatolian Table," featuring geographically protected dishes from all 81 provinces of Turkey, has entered the Guinness World Records book with a length of 247 meters and 68 centimeters, surpassing the previous record of 200 meters and 42 centimeters held by Russia since 2015.
Afyonkarahisar staged a spectacular record attempt as part of the 8th International GastroAfyon Tourism and Gastronomy Festival, held this year.
Afyonkarahisar is hosting one of the most remarkable gatherings in the world of gastronomy, and this year's International GastroAfyon Tourism and Flavor Festival will feature a 257-meter-long "World's Largest Anatolian Table," showcasing dishes from all 81 cities of Turkey, as part of a Guinness World Record attempt.
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