Mariano's Blooming Agri-Tourism Park — Attraction in South Cotabato

If you are looking for a nearby sightseeing, Mariano's Blooming Garden is a good place to visit. The place is famous in Tupi so you can just ask the bus to drop you off where the sunflowers are.

You're gonna have to ride a tryk going up there though. I suggest you wear comfortable clothing and your fave sunscreen as you will need to walk a bit further to meet the blooming sunflowers. They provide floral umbrellas that could go along your photo session just take good care of it though or you will get penalize of 100php. There were already dead flowers upon tour so I suggest you call them up to confirm if the flowers are really in bloom to meet your expectations.

The place is huge that it reminds me of Baguio, give it a year or so once the planted floras bloomed for sure it can be like of Dubai's Miracle Garden. The food are nice and the crew are very...

I really loved the place! I recommend you to go there, but make sure you put on a lot of sunscreen and carry an umbrella and wear a breathable type of clothing, because it gets so hot in there. Nevertheless, the field of sunflower will get your attention and you don't care how hot it is. Next thing you'll know is you're there enjoying the view and capturing everything around you. All you need is to pay fifty pesos for the entrance and you'll get to enjoy the scenery. They also have a lot of amenities which we don't have the time to explore, but maybe next time. I enjoyed the parakeets by the way, just don't let the adult ones bite your finger because that would be terribly...

Stayed there for more than four hours. Ate at their restaurant that serves organic green salad with their own dressing which tasted so good. The staff are friendly and business like who handled our ordered food well. The sunflower farm is vast and well tended. Went around and bought flowers, organic vegetables and herbs for my own garden at home. The aviary is also very nice. Charges an additional 50 pesos though in addition to the entrance fee of 75 pesos per head. I saw two old tractors and it would be nice to have it restored and put in a shed to have it preserved for...