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Farmer’s Love Agri Farm -Flower Farm in the Philippines

February 10, 2020 /
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When you think about the Philippines, beach resorts and islands would immediately come to your mind. You would not imagine that the Philippines would have a flower field. When you hear the word flower field, the one in the Netherlands, Hokkaido, or the lavender field in Provence would immediately come to mind. Fortunately for Filipinos, the Philippines also has its own flower field in Tarlac. The Farmer’s Love Agri Farm is similar or a mini version of the famous flower fields in the Netherlands.

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Farmer’s Love Agri Farm

Flower Field in the Philippines

If the flower fields in the Netherlands mostly have spring flowers such as tulips, Farmer’s Love Agri Farm mostly have summer flowers. Marigolds, Zinnias, Celosias, Sunflowers, and many more are planted on this farm.

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Farmer's Love Agri Farm

How to get there?

Farmer’s Love Agri Farm is located in Barangay Mapalaciao along Lusisita Road in Tarlac City. I have heard that it is a four-hour drive from Manila but we took the 5 A.M bus so our travel time was only 1.5 hours. If you don’t have your own car, you can also take the bus.

  1. From Manila, head to either Pasay or Cubao bus station then ride the bus heading to Luisita Tarlac. Alight at Robinsons Mall in Luisita
  2. Ride a jeep heading to Mapalaciao. Inform the driver to drop you off at the tricycle area that takes guests to the farm.
  3. Then ride a tricycle to Farmer’s Love Agri Farm.
Farmer's Love Agri Farm

There are usually tricycles waiting to take you back after you are done exploring the farm. In our case though, we arrived at the farm at around 8:30 A.M on a weekday. We were the only visitors on the farm. There were no other tricycles, so we asked our tricycle driver to wait for us. Don’t worry too much if you get lost in Tarlac, just ask the locals and they are willing to help you. The locals in Tarlac really go out of their way just to help you, especially the tricycle and jeepney drivers.

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Farmer's Love Agri Farm

Tips for visiting

Don’t forget to bring umbrellas when you visit the farm. The farm is an open space with not so much-shaded area. Wear proper footwear too and avoid wearing heels since you’ll have a hard time walking in the soil. Farmer’s Love Agri Farm is open from 6:30 A.M to 6 P.M. I highly recommend to come as earlier as possible before other tourists come so you can have the farm to yourself. The entrance fee of the farm which is 60 PHP or 1.20 USD is really affordable too.

Flower Field in the Philippines

This place is perfect, especially for those who love flowers. Even if you are not a big fan of flowers, you would still enjoy this place. We went to Goshen resort after we visited the farm. It is another attraction in Tarlac. It is a European themed resort in the Philippines.

Farmer's Love Agri Farm

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Ever since starting her travel blog on April 2019, Fae has loved taking photographs of new places and sharing them online. Now, in her 20s, take a peek in her life as she pulls you into a world of travel, food and lifestyle.

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