Holiday Ayo - If you come to Bali, don't waste your time only playing around the beautiful beaches.

Well, what if you just play in the garden this time? This garden is not an ordinary garden. It has hundreds of sunflowers.

It's called Angsoka Sunflower Garden. In this garden, there are many selfie spots to capture the moments of the holidays.

As cited from Visit Bali, Angsoka Sunflower Garden is located in Singaraja, precisely on Pulau Seribu Street, Simantri 551 Alley, and has been open to the public since September 10, 2018.

In addition to enjoying the beauty of sunflowers, there are also some unique spots, one of which is Payung Teduh. No, it’s not the name of a well-known Indonesian band! But instead, an area that has a bunch of umbrellas neatly lined up on it.

Besides Payung Teduh, there is also the Pumpkin Tunnel and also cattle farms. In the middle of the garden, there is also an umbrella-roofed resting place, where you can take a break while chatting with friends.

You can also learn many things about plantations. You can get an explanation of the agricultural process, get acquainted with various types of plants, and also techniques for treating waste, especially cow dung. In fact, it does not only get a theoretical explanation. But you can immediately practice gardening there!

The Angsoka Sunflower Garden has an area of 5 acres. That's roughly enough to hold 1000 people.

Typically, this one flower garden is filled with visitors on weekends and school holidays. If you want to avoid the crowd, it's good to avoid these moments.

The sunflowers there almost always bloom beautifully throughout the year. No matter how bad your mood is when you come to visit, you will be happy after seeing the beautiful giant sunflowers.

Only by paying an entrance ticket of IDR 5,000, you can take a photo as much as you want.