Park · Sayangan, Paoay (Halsema Highway), Atok, La Trinidad
Northern Blossom Flower Farm
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- ₱100/head
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Budget
Entrance fee applies (around ₱100–₱150).
Time needed
1–2 hrs
Best time
Early morning; cool months (roughly November to March) for blooms and clouds
Getting there
From Baguio's Dangwa/Slaughterhouse area, take a Halsema-bound bus or van toward Atok/Sagada and alight at Sayangan, Paoay (about 2 hours), or join a Baguio–Atok tour.
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About this spot
A three-hectare hilltop flower farm in Atok, one of the highest farming areas in the country, famous for rows of pastel blooms and ornamental rose cabbages against layers of mountains. The early-morning sea of clouds and cold air make it feel far from the lowlands. It is a long but scenic drive up Halsema Highway from Baguio, often paired with the nearby Atok Sakura Park and Highest Point marker.
Good for
- Nature Escape
- Photo Walk
- Casual Date
- Family Trip
Where you’ll be
Sayangan, Paoay, Atok, Benguet
- By commute
From Baguio's Dangwa/Slaughterhouse area, take a Halsema-bound bus or van toward Atok/Sagada and alight at Sayangan, Paoay (about 2 hours), or join a Baguio–Atok tour.
- Parking
Parking available near the farm entrance along Halsema Highway.
Good to know
Gaano kalayo ang Northern Blossom mula Baguio?
Mga 2 oras by car or bus paakyat ng Halsema Highway papuntang Atok.
When are the flowers best?
Blooms are present much of the year, but cool months bring the best colors and the sea of clouds.
Is it very cold there?
Yes, Atok is one of the coldest areas in the country, so bring a jacket.
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