About Tayug Sunflower Eco Park
Tayug Sunflower Eco Park is a seasonal agro-tourism attraction in Barangay C. Lichauco, Tayug, Pangasinan, Philippines. Developed by the municipal government, the park features expansive fields of sunflowers planted annually for the Tayug Sunflower Festival. It is notable for its vibrant bloom displays, photo-friendly installations, and open rural setting. The park promotes local agriculture and eco-tourism and draws visitors during the peak flowering season from February to April.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect open fields planted with sunflowers in full bloom during season, with designated pathways, viewing areas and photo installations. The setting is flat, rural and largely open with limited shade. Visitors can walk through the fields, take photographs, and use picnic huts and viewing spots. The experience is seasonal and depends on the bloom cycle, with the most vibrant displays typically from February to April.
Key highlights
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Expansive seasonal sunflower fields in bloom
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Photo installations and viewing areas within the fields
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Open rural landscape in Barangay C. Lichauco
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Agro-tourism project of the Municipality of Tayug
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Associated with the annual Tayug Sunflower Festival
History of Tayug Sunflower Eco Park
Established by the Local Government of Tayug as an agro-tourism initiative to support the annual Tayug Sunflower Festival and promote agricultural tourism. The park was developed to showcase sunflower cultivation and provide a community-based tourism attraction.
Culture & Context
Associated with the annual Tayug Sunflower Festival which celebrates the town's agricultural identity and community pride. The sunflower has become a local symbol featured in municipal festivities and tourism promotion.
Route
| By road | Accessible by road via TPLEX and national highways to Tayug town proper, then local barangay road to C. Lichauco; tricycles available from town center to the park |
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