“Full Bloom”

Wazzup Every Juan? Just recently there’s this sunflower dresses that went viral online; coincidentally 3 girls riding a jeepney that wore the same dress. May sayaw ‘te? Nice costume ‘te! HAHA, Just kidding.
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Let us unleash this sunflower fever within ourselves and join us with our sunflower farm adventures!

 You don't have to go to Pangasinan to see beautiful sunflower fields! We got you here at Quezon Province only 2 hours and 30 minutes away from Metro Manila!
I hope you’re not allergic to pollens, coz here we go. Our first destination is Sunshine Farm located along Maharlika Highway, just after McDonald’s Tiaong. Right side if you were from Manila.






Aside from it’s strategic location, this farm caught my interest because it was featured in ABS-CBN’s Maalaala Mo Kaya.
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This Sunshine Farm has an entrance fee worth Php 100 but this serves as donation because this farm caters for the livelihood of our fellow PWD.





At the entrance, you can read the history of the farm, so eye's here!


It’s worth a while to kill your time here because it’s a new tourist destination here in Quezon Province. Good place for dating, just like a said,…maiba naman from the usual dining out and movies, right? J







For the next stop, another sunflower farm that is blossoming in the town of Candelaria, Quezon via Candelaria By-Pass Road is Angel’s Sunflower Field.




Entrance here is a lot cheaper because its down to Php30, and honestly I prefer this place over the first one. You’ll see why J.



Nice Entrance. Summer Feels. Outburst of Fun Colors.

You will not go hungry here. Wanna grab some snacks? Go get one J


Pasalubongs?  Don’t worry I got it for you. Quezon Delicacies!

Not your typical sunflower field, because it’s a farm of other flowers as well.  This is not Baguio City nor Dangwa. It’s in Angel’s Sunflower Field.


Spread your wings and prepare to fly, for you have become a butterfly…la la la –Mariah HAHA

No more scare crow. It’s old school. HAHA! Plant on those old pants. Unique idea, ei?! 



Do you agree?

When life gives you sunflowers, don’t forget its seeds; it is both tasty and healthy.


 “Keep your face in the sunshine and you cannot see the shadow. It’s what the sunflowers do.” – Helen Keller.

Let’s get lost in this maze of flowers.



“Wherever you go, no matter what the weather, always bring your own sunshine.”


Ending your day here, makes you appreciate that nature is at work. Turn your face into the sun and the shadows will fall behind you.

Quezon is in full bloom this season. Aside from its colorful and lively festivals, adding to that are these farms contributing to the livelihood of the locals. And you know what, Sunshine Farm is only 45-40minutes away from Lumina Sariaya and Angel’s Sunflower Field is just 20-30minutes away from Lumina Sariaya.



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