The First Ever Sunflower Maze in the Philippines

UPDATE: Temporarily closed until further announcement

The Sunflower Maze and Garden Showcase is temporarily closed for now. Due to the surge of visitors and heavy downpour in the previous days, the flowers and plants were heavily damaged and must be revived or replaced. Don’t worry though, the next batch of sunflower blooms is expected by end of March.

Until then, why not detour to any of these lovely farms near Manila instead?

Image credit: Allied Botanical Corporation

Be a-MAZED by the country’s first ever sunflower maze! Come 17 Feb 2017, Allied Botanical Corporation will open a uniquely designed day farm in Brgy. C. Lichauco, Tayug, Pangasinan.

Also read: 8 Relaxing Places Near Manila to Escape the City Life

The farm will feature not just sunflowers but also other types of plants, especially vegetables. What’s more, visitors can harvest their own fresh crops! Pick, pay and have an A-MAZE-ing time with your friends and families.

Image credit: Allied Botanical Corporation

Also read: 5 Local Farms to Visit in Singapore for a Taste of the Countryside

Pssst, secret gardens and resting spots are also available for photo ops or a quick break. It is estimated that you can finish the maze for 30 minutes, but let’s see if you can finish faster than that! Challenge accepted?!

Image credit: Allied Botanical Corporation

The farm is about 3 to 3.5 hours away from Quezon City via TPLEX and roughly is 155 km away from Manila. It will be open as early as 7am to 5pm, and the entrance fee is only ₱100; no reservations required.

Until you’re there, watch this video for a sneak peek:

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