The Sunshine field

"The best things happen unexpectedly"

It was a spur of the moment kind of adventure.

Have you ever been to a maze? A maze of flowers?

A few years ago, I followed a closed group in Facebook. The group is all about the compilation of the travel documentaries of the people who love to travel and discover new places.

About a year ago, there was this place that has been on the top post for quite sometime. It's just a day trip so you don't have to spend much money and it can be done during weekends.

Good thing about this place is it's just an hour and a half away from my place. Enticing right?

I am a planner. I usually do planning before every trip. Whenever we travel, I am always assigned to do the itinerary. I do the research, the budgeting and the how to get there list. That's what I usually do.

But this time, I became spontaneous. I woke up on a Saturday morning, talked my cousin to come with me on an adventure.

After an hour and a half travel time, we arrived at our destination. It was jampacked with tourists! But we weren't disheartened. We still enjoyed our diy trip.

We went to the registration area. Paid the entrance fee and went straight to the maze.

The maze was built on sunflowers. Sunflowers of different species bloom during our visit. We learned that it was the last week of showcasing the sunflowers because they will be cut out and be sold to the public. The sunflower field will be closed a week after and be re-opened the following year.

Here are a few photos I took.