The plantation is well-maintained. 🤗 I hope people will appreciate the beauty of nature without picking the flowers. It saddens me knowing that some are not respecting nature at all just to get along with the "sunflower" trend.

Inspiring story how it was founded and helped d locals

Great project but tourist shop is closed on weekend. ! Pls make it possible to visit and place more items like shirts and barong

They are producing silk from silkworms and had been giving jobs to locals.

A very nice place to visit, and to learn silk production. Here you can observe the integrated silk production, step-by-step, up to the finished products. OISCA Sericulture Farm in Bago City, Negros Occidental, produces 80% of the Philippines’ total silk production yearly. If you want to see how a silk is produced, this is a must-place to visit.

A place where the locals rear silkworms, process its cocoon to become a silk yarn and weave it manually to become fabrics and clothes. They also have sunflower garden which is open seasonally. They have a showroom where they display and sell their products like, shawl, gowns, shirts, bags, foot wears and souvenirs. Its best to arrange an appointment before visiting the place.

Good place to explore, not from the city.

You can experience here a sunflower plantation and also a silk factory