The sunflower Garden in Yucatan
The Sunflower Garden “Suut k’iin lool” is open to the public and is already a tourist attraction for visitors to the area of Tetiz, Yucatan. Take dozens of photos for your social networks and support the local economy. Here are some tips on the sunflower Garden in Yucatan.
The sunflower Garden in Yucatan: A little history
Ernesto Tinal Collí, a Yucatecan farmer, embarked on a unique project with his wife Yazmín May. The place has already captured the hearts of many. Inspired by his wife’s admiration for sunflowers, they undertook the task of cultivating these vibrant blooms in various colors. The sunflower isn’t a common sight in Yucatán. So, enthusiasts had to source seeds from other parts of the country. The region’s abundant sunshine makes it an ideal climate for sunflowers. These radiant flowers thrive on ample sunlight.
Best dates to visit
The Suut K’iin Lool garden has become a picturesque haven for Yucatecans and tourists alike, offering countless photo opportunities amidst the stunning sunflower fields. This charming location hosts three distinct sunflower seasons, each a perfect time to explore the beauty and capture memorable snapshots. Visitors can also purchase seeds, flowers, and unique souvenirs from the garden. The sunflower seasons span different periods throughout the year:
- February to March
- May to June
- August to September
Adding to the garden’s allure, the Pixan Fest takes place in October. During this festival, the garden is adorned with seasonal flowers such as cempasuchil and amor seco, enhancing the already mesmerizing ambiance.
Cost of photos
Paying for access to the Suut K’iin Lool garden, you can take the pictures you want, either with a cell phone or camera (without accessories).
In addition, the sunflower garden has a photographer to take your postcards in a professional manner, the price of the sessions start at $200 pesos and the delivery is digital. Or, they can print a photo for a cost of $50 pesos.
The sunflower Garden in Yucatan: How to get there
You can get there by car or public transportation. The combi you must take from Mérida is the route “Tetiz-Kinchil” on Calle 54 by 71 and 73 in Centro, it costs $25 pesos, in town you have to take a moto cab for $10 pesos or you can walk.
