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BAGAN DATUK: If many are waiting for the national border gates to open to enjoy the view of the vast sunflower plantations in a neighboring country, now the public can enjoy the same experience only in Bagan Datuk.(pix)
The 0.8 hectare farm located in Bagan Sungai Burung promised a beautiful panorama decorated with more than 2,000 sunflowers or its scientific name Helianthus annuus.
The farm’s owner, Khor Weng Kiang, 46, said that nearly 400 visitors came to the farm every day to take pictures with the giant sunflower plants and enjoy other activities such as feeding the fish and ducks that were also there. available on the farm.
Khor said that he, his older sister and five other friends set up the farm last year and it is now open every day from 9 am to 7 pm charging fees ranging from RM5 to RM13 depending on age.
“We had the idea to open this farm after seeing tourists who like to take pictures with the sun flowers growing on the sides of the roads as a backdrop.
“So from there, we see that the sunflower plant has its own appeal and we want this farm to be a new tourist spot in Bagan Datuk,” he said when meeting here today.
Khor said that because sunflower plants only live for a short period of time, he had to plant them in three batches to ensure the farm didn’t run out of sunflowers and disappoint visitors from across the state.
“Actually, sunflower seeds are very cheap. But the cost of caring for the plants is very high because the plants are always damaged by insects and need optimal care, ”said Khor, who liked to entertain visitors by helping them take their pictures.
Khor said his farm was also the place chosen by newlyweds of various races to take photos for memories.
Meanwhile, a visitor, Normila Jufri, 48, from Kuala Selangor, said she was willing to drive for nearly three hours to bring her 15-year-old daughter to the farm after seeing the farm on social media recently.
“In fact, for a long time I wanted to go to a sunflower farm like this in Bangkok, Thailand, but the situation did not allow it. So when I see a farm like this in Bagan Datuk, I got excited.
“Upon our arrival here, I found this really beautiful area, full of large sunflowers. Many people look happy and I am very satisfied, “said the insurance agent. -Called
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