Perlas ng Silang is a 3.5-hectare flower park and garden restaurant located in Purok 5, Barangay Pulong Bunga, Silang, Cavite. Opened in 2022 by horticulturists Boyet Ganigan and Dr. Fernando Silvestre Jr., it combines vibrant, meticulously landscaped flower fields with al fresco dining options, making it a popular road trip and date destination just under two hours away from Metro Manila.
Vibrant Flower Fields and Scenic Ambiance
Perlas ng Silang was established on the rolling slopes of a former pineapple farm and now serves as a haven for over 500 different flowering plants. The park features massive displays of colorful blooms, terraces, and dedicated paths perfect for photography. What keeps visitors coming back is the ever-changing array of plants and colorful flowers refreshed every 2-3 months, ensuring the park always looks different and remains an ideal spot to revisit throughout the year. The park also features a blue peacock, an orange Volkswagen Beetle, and colorful circular plots formed by yellow and red celosias. New additions include a recreation of an ancient ruin with Roman Doric columns and Italian Cypress trees, a popular spot for pre-nuptial photoshoots. The park is also pet-friendly, making it a great place for families to bring their dogs.
Dining Options and Visitor Information
The park is home to the Mirasol Garden Restaurant and Cafe Botanika, which serve a mix of Asian and local dishes in an open-air setup. The restaurant is pricey but offers flavorful dishes including Filipino favorites like sisig and pinakbet. The café inside the park offers coffee and other beverages.
Admission and Access: The entrance fee to the farm is PHP 120 per person. However, if you dine in the restaurant and spend at least PHP 300 per person, the entrance fee is waived. A minimum food order of PHP 300 is required for the free entrance. The park is open daily from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM.
Best Time to Visit: The best time to visit is during weekdays or off-peak hours to avoid crowds and potential service delays. It is recommended to go early morning or late afternoon to avoid the midday sun, as there are not many trees or sheds for shade.
