Sunflower field drawing local tourists to Perlis


Visitor Thean Chai, 34, posing among sunflowers for the camera.

WITH many countries imposing travel restrictions to curb the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic, Malaysian flower lovers need not travel overseas as they only have to travel up north to Perlis to see rows and rows of beautiful sunflowers.

The field, the latest addition to the Snake and Reptile Farm in Perlis, is framed by a panoramic view of the Nakawan Range which is the longest continuous limestone hill in the country. It is indeed a sight to behold.

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