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The most requested Sunflower Farm in Tarlac City opens starting tomorrow!!! By: Maria Era Cecilia Nunag Farmers Love Agri Farm or Sunflower Farm the famous flower farm in Tarlac City will be open starting tomorrow, yes you read that right! Farmers Love Agri Farm temporary closed this past few months cause of traffic in SCTEX, but as the most requested by netizen to open this farm. The owner promises to open the farm as soon as possible and they have make some way to not cause traffic. Tomorrow, November 24, 2018 the soft opening of the farm and on November 26 is the grand opening! Don't miss out the summer in Ber months in Tarlac City! They have changed the entrance fee or registration fee but it's affordable, for the sake of the beautiful scenery they will make sure that your profile picture is lit as the sunflower farm. ~wink~ 

No need to edit your pics or open VSCO app, this Cafe in Brgy. San Isidro, Tarlac City got you and your feed covered! By: Maria Era Cecilia Nunag If you want to hit a place with interiors as great as the coffee and milktea, I've got suggestion around Tarlac City to fill up your caffeine craving!!!   Cafe Avery opened last September 2018 it is located at P. Burgos St. Brgy. San Isidro Tarlac, City (Transient Home). It opens at 6am to 10am and 4pm to 11pm. Cafe Avery came from the first baby of the owner Baby "Avery". Cafe Avery serves coffee, milktea, pastries, snacks, rice meals and many more. But the most unique in this place is the interior design from the open-space pastel color cafe to the retro displays will give you a touch of 1950 America. Admit it -nowadays (and perhaps occasionally!) our preferences for choosing our restaurants or cafe's are ‘for the gram’. A perfect Instagram-worthy place for capturing photos that would match the feed for ou

The Department of Interior and Local Government’s (DILG) awarded Seal of Good Local Governance (SGLG) to the Tarlac Provincial Government, together with the province’s 6 towns, at the Manila Hotel last Wednesday. By: Nelson Bolos Central Luzon News Center The 6 towns who were conferred the “much coveted” SGLG are Capas, Moncada, Ramos, Pura, Victoria and Gerona. This year’s awarding of ‘seal of excellence’ was made more significant as the DILG ‘heightened’ the evaluation criteria. From “4+1”, or passing 4 Core Areas plus 1 among 3 other criteria, to “7 all-in”. The 7 core areas hurdled by LGUs this year are: Financial Administration; Disaster Preparedness; Social Protection; Peace and Order; Business Friendliness and Competitiveness; Environmental Protection; and Tourism Culture and the Arts. This year, only 17 provinces, 39 cities, and 207 municipalities were given the seal out of the 1,682 LGUs assessed nationwide. In 2017, 448 LGUs composed of 28 provinces, 61 cities and 359 muni

A sterling component of Belenismo sa Tarlac is the fact it showed the artistic genius of the Filipinos regardless of their social status. By: Maria Era Cecilia Nunag Photo by: Peter Paul Pamintuan One of the prominent symbols in celebrating Christmas in the Philippines is the Belen, the Nativity Scene. Derived from the Spanish name for Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus Christ, the Belen has been carrying the message of love, mercy and humility of Christ to Filipinos. However, the parol (lantern), the Belen has become a permanent fixture in homes, churches, schools and even office buildings during the Christmas season. Tarlac has become the “Belen Capital of the Philippines,” mainly from the efforts of the mother-and-daughter tandem of Doña Isabel Cojuangco and Dr. Isabel Cojuangco-Suntay, chairman of the Tarlac Heritage Foundation. Although its a competition to showcase the different designs of the Belen, the atmosphere is friendly and vibrant as Tarlaqueños joi

If you have a heart that aches for Pangasinan (the first Sunflower Farm in the Philippines) but in Mapalaciao, Tarlac City will do. By: Maria Era Cecilia Nunag Photo by: Miss Millenial 2018 I don't know about you, but I really think sunflowers radiate happiness and positivity! That's why when the news about the first sunflower farm in the Tarlac began circulating on social media, everyone went crazy!  How to get there: Sunflower Farm in Tarlac is located at Brgy. Mapalaciao Tarlac City (Hacienda Luisita) near SCTEX (Subic-Clark-Tarlac Expressway) roughly 3-4 hours drive from Manila. For who wants to go there, it has an entrance for only 30 pesos and you can get 1 piece of Sunflower. For commuters from Manila you may opt to ride air-conditioned bus headed to Baguio and get off at Robinsons Luisita where you could easily hire a tricycle (50-100) I think to take you to the Sunflower Farm that would take another 15-20 minutes ride. Maybe some of you