I went to the Philippines last year and all I thought was its a poor country but to my surprise it was actually a modern Rich country with all the beautiful islands, beaches and cities ❤️
It's a shame Philippines is known to be a poor country where in fact it's much more modern even comparable to other rich Asian countries.. Well, this is what media can do..
@@marcrchz There are many places that have been rehabilitated since the younger mayor took the position. Have you traveled to many places in the Philippines? If you did you wouldn't say so. In the US the riches country homeless and vagrants are everywhere. They make a lot of mess. Many buildings are not modern, etc etc. The Philippines' capital is not different from other countries' capital they all share the same situation. But the Philippines and other Asian's big cities are more modern compared to European's capital cities.
something about the Philippines just makes me feel like home. I'm from Indonesia and I feel like the Philippines and Indonesia has so many similarities that I can't really tell what it is. Salam from Indo my friends! 🇮🇩🇵🇭
I love these couple.. No dramas to get a lot of subscribers.. They really just want to travel and show the places. respectful and humble. More success and God bless you both!
I went to Manila many times and is really beautiful and many places are very clean..more than many famous European cities...Bellissima Manila ❤ A presto..I hope to see you soon again.
I love Makati! It was my first time in the Philippines and Makati was cleaner and more modern than most American cities. Can't wait to go back! I reviewed one of the hotels there called Citadines which was a great place to stay.
@@DitoOfficio I went around to different areas and I'm sorry I don't recall the name of the different neighborhoods. I did go to the famous Chinatown as well as where the giant Mall of Asia is (I think it's one of the biggest in the world). Perhaps because I was riding the euphoria of my trip, everything looked beautiful to me!
@@Travelteez it wasn't chinatown tho but it's Manila bay Area, Once you return I recommend going to BGC(basically a cleaner makati) and binondo(the real chinatown of the NCR) Glad you enjoyed you enjoyed my place! :)
I mean it ain't just makati and BGC. There are so many other places too. If you want the Filipino Vibe, you should visit Rizal Park as well as Manila bay. They just rehabilitated Manila bay and it looks absolutely beautiful.
@@lololol34561 developing very slow... considering that in late 50's early 60's Philippines had the second highest GDP/capita in Asia, after Japan, above South Korea, Taiwan, Arab countries, etc.
I think of all the foreign vloggers in the Philippines during the COVID-19 pandemic, Jumping Places is really the winner. Getting stuck in Palawan was a great opportunity for you to showcase places off the beaten path, while others were either stuck in the city or have resorted to non-travel content. The Department of Tourism should cite you as tourism ambassadors for promoting Palawan amid the pandemic.
Hey! I'm a Malaysian who's residing in Makati right now, if you're still around lets hangout and grab some drinks together and share our experiences here in the PH.
Me and my family left the 🇵🇭 in 1988 to Chicago. I was 12 years old then. Been living in 🇺🇸 since then. I'm now 47 and blown away by the great changes 🇵🇭 has been. Cannot wait to retire and live back to my hometown - Cubao 💕
Yup, same here, I left the Philippines when I was only 11 years old in 1961 or so, I'm now much older, still here. I came alone, first class, my mother and grandfather waited for me at the L.A. international tarmac, it was different then. The plane crew took care of me. The pilots invited me to sit with them in the middle of the cockpit. Yes, the Philippines is so modern, advanced country. I'm happy for the country, no longer the poor country. I would love to visit one day.
Cubao is now totally different place than it was decade ago there are several modern building now in the area businesses are more active now than it was in1988 the year you left manila.
That's why I encourage foreign tourists that when visiting the Philippines (especially when the international travel ban to the country is lifted soon) DON'T SKIP the capital city in your itinerary. There are lots of interesting places to visit in the whole Metro Manila (which consists of 16 cities & 1 municipality). Each of it has different experiences and features to offer.
Makati was developed in the 1950's yet, there is a new more modern CBD nearby, it's called BGC & the streets are wider & the buildings more contemporary
Your faceshields still have the protective film over them that you can peel off. You have to peel off the film from both sides so the shields won't be as "cloudy" and you can see more clearly.
Omg! This comment is for me! I've been using this faceshield before,the one with with an elastic band wrap around the forehead since May.Then my brother bought me a new one just like this one.I started using it almost a month now.I was kinda confused as to why mine's so foggy.Not caring so much so i didn't ask anyone bout it.Until now.Then i came across your comment.Gosh! I'm really stupid!😅😅😅😅
Dear all Thank you for appreciating our country Philippines 🇵🇭❤️. Just injoy your vacation in our country ❤️🇵🇭❤️try to visit also provinces there are alot of beautiful natures or island's that might you injoy too.Thank you and God bless
Well...ya guys seem less over-the-top/more genuine than other tourist vloggers in the Philippines. Aka, you weren’t shocked by everything, getting emotional, getting your life changed etc etc etc.... So, good on ya guys! And you actually made an effort to pronounce things correctly-so good on ya guys for that as well. I have just now seen your channel, but I am curious to check out your Philippines playlist. I typically am not a fan of this type of content. But for reasons listed above, I appreciate the way ya guys did this.
@@PutingPinoy Ano ba yan! Nakakaloka kayo. I couldn't breathe from laughing 🤣 This content is exactly what I was looking for. I literally stopped watching those content creators cause of those cheesy clickbait titles, underwhelming vlogs and fake reaction videos. Simply pinoy baiting 😂 I'm looking forward for more content from you guys 😉
A neighborhood just a few stones throw away is another district even way more modern than makati. It’s BGC or Bonifacio Global City. Cities like them are all over Metro Manila. We have Eastwood City, McKinley Hills Village, Vertis North, Araneta Center, Filinvest City, Ortigas Center, Aseana City, Circuit Makati, Rockwell, Newport, etc...Being constructed are New Clark City, Arcovia, C5 Corridor, Capitol Commons, etc... Thanks for appreciating our culture and seeing our developments.
About 15 years ago I arrived in the Philippines to begin a 9-year stint living abroad. I spent the first several years living in Makati, and my favorite place to go was Greenbelt indoor/outdoor retail entertainment center. At the time, Cafe Havana had indoor/outdoor dining, an outdoor hookah lounge, and live band entertainment. It was quite the scene, especially with all the ladyboys preying on the old unsuspecting foreign men that were fresh off the boat who had no idea the "chicks" that were hitting on them has d***s, hahaha. And yes, there are quite a few uber-rich folks in Makati and the surrounding neighborhoods (Fort Bonifacio/Global City, Ayala Alabang, etc.). My first date with my wife was over 14 years ago at Greenbelt. Now we are back in the USA working our asses off, dreaming of retirement in a tropical country someday.
@@golfgunsandcocktailschannelMetro Manila is a cluster of 17 cities all in all. Manila city, the oldest is where mayor Isko reigns. Makati city is the business capital of Metro Manila or the National Capital Region (1 of the 17 cities) is where these vloggers are atm.
The intro and the first minute are mostly Ayala Boulevard/Green-something cannot remember-food/restaurants, even if you live in MNL probably no need to go Ayala BLD. PH was an up & coming country in the 1960's , as was Burma/Myanmar. Peace out.
thanks for this vlog... many overseas Filipino workers like me would love to see most of your vlogs, it feels like you bring us back home in minutes...
Thanks for sharing your brief walking tour of Makati. Its tuely an a amazing transformation of a country I left 50 years ago. It gave a me a nostalgic feelings of the past and an appreciation of the present. Thank you both.🤗
Hi Chris and Carol, My baby loves watching all your vlog. Whenever he cry, we just show him your videos and he will eventually smile and turn into a great mood. By the way , he is just 4 months. He is your youngest fan :-)
@@JumpingPlaces hi. hello you been in Philippines in 7 months? Men, if I have time I would stay less than a year in my homeland, Philippines. Thanks for sharing.
Welcome to my great country. In past our loving country accept heartilly people who was driven away from other country because of their belief we Filipino welcomed then with all our heart to those who snub our country you too are welcome when the days come that you will be driven away you are wilcome to stay in my beloved Philippines. Thanks everyone . Whoever you are. ALHAMDULILLAH.
Those face shields have 2 protective plastic sheets you have to remove before use. Seems you guys only removed one so its kinda cloudy. Hope you enjoyed your stay!
I used to live and work in Makati. But, I’ve been living in Canada for 28 years now. I discovered your blog and watched this video. I now miss home! Thank you for giving this mini tour of Makati. I am now a subscriber. Take care, you guys!
metro manila is very well developed city, great aesthetics, smooth pavements with underground and elevated walkways with escalators up and down to speed up mobility. better than most major cities in the world
Makati City had been my home for 3 years before migrating to Canada. A walking distant or a jeepney ride to Ayala Ave or Makati Ave. I have great and fun memories while living in the city. With many changes that happened I don't miss Makati much, nothing is holding me back there. My favorite party place closed it's doors as well as the Precious Moments store near the Pasay border and the condo unit that I used to live was rented and I miss night swimming in that place.
That is in Ayala, Makati City. One of PH's Central Business District. I know cause I've studied there in Ayala, Makati City for 4 years in college. My University is near Makati Medical Center and a few kilometers away from Landmark, Glorietta, Greenbelt and SM Makati. Ayala is actually a Privately owned land. Owned by Filipino-Spanish Billionaire Businessman Mr.Jaime Zobel De Ayala. He makes very luxurious lands in the country including BGC.
Your videos and commentaries are always honest and insightful. I can easily learn a lot about the culture and society from your videos. Compared to other vloggers, your commentaries have more substance. More National Geographic or CNN kind of substance. Thank you for visiting the PH, and embracing the country, culture, and its people-with all its beauty and flaws. Will be watching and supporting your new adventures wherever it may be.
I'm already feeling sad, watching your vlogs sort of put me in a comfort zone during this pandemic. Moving forward I wish you all the best in your future.travels. The world is a better place because of people like yourselves.
Thanks, everyone for your appreciation of what you had experienced when you were here in our country. I hope you enjoyed it. Filipinos are very approachable, loving, and kind.
Yes check BGC if you have more time..it's just on the other side across Edsa. Go to Boni High Street..modern place but it's greener..and more relaxing to hang out.
I used to walk these streets every single day! I worked and lived there. I just clicked on this video because I missed the place. I didn't used to think it was this beautiful. Thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you for letting us see the other side of the Philippines. Dang I miss Makati, in my younger years I used to work here before living outside the Philippines.
A lot of tourists just skip Metro Manila and go straight to the provinces, so most of them are surprised what Metro Manila has to offer. Most foreigners depict the Philippines full of slum areas. There are yes, but if u go around, you will be surprised with beautiful houses, condos and stuffs.
well it's actually the Yellow Media like ABSCBN , CNN, Rappler who spread news about the poverty of the Philippines to the whole world. Then the gullible westerners think that the Phils is really damn poor so they send out donations etc to these media outfits but none of their donations really get to the poor 100%. Its 50% to their own pockets! Thats why these yellow media give a bad impression about the Phils to the whole world where in fact the Phil is a rich country pretending to be poor nation. Manila is a rich city, media only focuses the slum areas as part of their donation campaign..
@@reginaldhouse7731 Obviously you're from a remote province in the Philippines. LOL. The most prominent subdivisions and villages which have the biggest and most beautiful houses are in Metro Manila.
@@reginaldhouse7731 For one the vast New Manila area whichi sn't gated have the most beautiful gargantuan ancestral houses that you haven't even heard of because apparently you're not from Metro Manila. Probinsyanong dugyot!!! LOL
Makati can improve further. More greenery, bike lanes, elevated/underground walkways, proposed subway. Green bldgs and public transpo. Housing for its informal settlers, underground cables etc
Not to burst your bubble but we do have greenery , Ayala Triangle Garden, Makati Park, Circuit Makati, Washington Sycip Park, Legazpi Park, etc. We also have many elevated and underground and modern looking walkways. We have green buildings and transpo too, ever heard of the E-Jeepneys and those P2P Buses? We have public housing, the Makati Public Housing have been around for decades. We also have better healthcare and education wise Makati provides many free supplies. Citizen wise we also have many perks especially for the elderly. Not all cities have those benefits even if BGC have the most gorgeous architecture.
@@georgiebennett3336 Not enough. With the kind of budget makati is getting, you guys should at least be in the level of HK or singapore on a per square kilometer basis. Ang makati public housing (FM project, not makati/local), indigent people ba pinatira jan or people close to city hall? Also ilan units/clusters lang ba yan compared sa dami ng indigents/IS elsewhere like the 'embo' bgys or those near old sta ana racetrack (circuit makati). Ang e-vehicles nyo, ilan porsiyento compared to total public transpo? The elevated walkways sana ituloy til makati med, at lagyan ng buendia counterpart as originally planned. Also air quality in makati is not as good compared to other parts of ncr/phl Bottomline, remove ayala cbd in makati and it is just any other city in the country, or worse
Like Sao Paulo & Houston :) From lush green El Nido to concrete jungle metropolis. I'm jealous and equally happy that you're really enjoying different sides of the Philippines. Who would have known that in your 2-year travel plan, 7 months would be spent there? Great choice, great results. Felicidades!
it is always a revelation to see your country from a foreigners perspective, things we take for granted as locals are really quite awesome when seen from tourists eyes. thank you for appreciating the Phils.
Bonifacio Global City in Taguig (Metro Manila) is actually surpassing Makati when it comes to modern buildings and financial district (In my openion). You may want to visit the place as well. 😉
@@virgiliomartinez6115 Nope, I've been in both worlds and Taguig is now surpassing Makati. Taguig is the way more expensive than Makati. btw, it's "multinational companies". Keep safe😉
@@sidzky86 where did u get ur information? i have a fact that makati is the philippines richest country..maybe bgc has a modern building but the point is makati still tje richest city and thats the fact!
Funny that you talked about Rio de Janeiro, I live in a city in the metropolitan region of Rio and I was thinking about how Makati looked like São Paulo.
I love Brazil. I'm Filipino working in BPO company serving Brazilians. Brazilians are very respectful people. I love your country clean green. Long live Amazon😘.
Makati is the business district hence the tall buildings but there are also other cities in Manila that are fast developing where you can also see great structures. BGC, Quezon City, Manila and even the neighboring towns also boasts of great things to see. You should’ve explored more the Phils now that travel and tourism has opened up a bit! There are surely be great contents for your subscribers to watch! Well, at least you have something to look forward to on your next visit!
Oh nooo...! Can't believe it's starting to gt real... Gonna miss you guys... I must say, --feel like I've known you guys a while, watching all the amazing video's you guys have put out there with all the spectacular views. From the astounding marine life, to a simple exploratory walk by the beach, to the most breathtaking sunset, and all the other sites that are equally picturesque in beauty or greater that you both have shared with all of us(your viewers)... It has, genuinely, been an amazing experience every time I watch you two. THANK YOU. You both will truly be missed.
I heard bgc was made because they can no longer raise buildings in Makati cbd. And owners/property dev of makati are the ones who purchased it and created a new financial/lifestyle district closer to makati cbd. While bgc is nice I still prefer the vibe in makati.
If you get the chance to visit the Philippines again, try to visit other areas of Manila like BGC, Alabang area and Eastwood City. In the meantime, enjoy your family in Portugal and keep us posted with your journey. Keep safe!
Every experience, how simple or random it is, you managed to keep it informative. Very useful for those who wants to visit the places you've been to. Keep safe always!
Philippina so beautiful country beautiful people Mabuhay Filipina salam dari Indonesia from your neighbour Indonesia 🇮🇩❤️🇵🇭😃🙏
Appreciates your good comment
Indonesia.. how is it there? I never ever went out of country.
Terima kasih,Thank you for appreciating our country Philippines 🇵🇭🙏.
Your country Indonesia is beautiful too,Thank you our Asian Brother.
Makasih
@@gobioo at this point Jakarta and manilla are almost identical lol
I went to the Philippines last year and all I thought was its a poor country but to my surprise it was actually a modern Rich country with all the beautiful islands, beaches and cities ❤️
Yes some foriegner really think is Philippines is poor. Some area is poor coz of ther official is not doing good.
Yes indeed
It's a shame Philippines is known to be a poor country where in fact it's much more modern even comparable to other rich Asian countries.. Well, this is what media can do..
Stop watching BBC
You people must be living under a rock. Of course it has modern parts to it doh!
Philippines is so beautiful, greetings from India
Wellcome to our country visit soon God bless 💗👏🇵🇭
Love philipines! From Jakarta,Indonesia 🇵🇭🇮🇩
I Love Philippines... BTW im from Indonesia. salam saudara 🇮🇩❤️🇵🇭
boleh bahasa indonesia(melayu)?
@@abidzarmuhammad1772 boleh👍
Walekum assalam
I was also shocked when I visited Makati and for a moment I thought I was at Singapore. This place is super clean and beautiful.
makati maybe, but not everywhere else in the country.
u havent seen BGC, Alabang, Nuvali Yet.
@@marcrchz There are many places that have been rehabilitated since the younger mayor took the position. Have you traveled to many places in the Philippines? If you did you wouldn't say so. In the US the riches country homeless and vagrants are everywhere. They make a lot of mess. Many buildings are not modern, etc etc. The Philippines' capital is not different from other countries' capital they all share the same situation. But the Philippines and other Asian's big cities are more modern compared to European's capital cities.
@@spriteythesillyhuskytv9267 I Went There
I Live In Pagadian Before Now I Switched To Makati Because My Parents Live In Makati, Even I Visited So Many Places.
Saya sangat cinta dan terkesan dengan Philipina 🇵🇭 salam dari tetanggamu indonesia🇮🇩
hello neighbor🇮🇩🇵🇭
Pinaka mama hal kita
Lots of love to Filipino brothers from india.
They love Bangladesh bro
i love Indian. sending love
from ph!
@@power3545 We will sure give you 💪
So I don't care, I still love phillipenes,
@@adammeddina5537 who are you to decide?🤨
I love Filipinos...seen plenty of them in Dubai...very hardworking people..also big fan of the famous Filipono RUclipsr Guerrero family
something about the Philippines just makes me feel like home. I'm from Indonesia and I feel like the Philippines and Indonesia has so many similarities that I can't really tell what it is. Salam from Indo my friends! 🇮🇩🇵🇭
Iayhhhh sama sama banyk kawasan Kumu Jakarta manila
Love philippines from indonesia
Wow! Thanks for loving PH.
Love Indonesia from the Philippines too!! 🇵🇭💖🇮🇩
Fuck philippines
@@chirst7316 Aww. Just another Chinese bat soup eater. Jealous that our navy won't let you fish in the West Philippine Sea? 🤪🤪🤪
I love these couple.. No dramas to get a lot of subscribers.. They really just want to travel and show the places. respectful and humble. More success and God bless you both!
Love from India 🇮🇳❤️🇵🇭
I went to Manila many times and is really beautiful and many places are very clean..more than many famous European cities...Bellissima Manila ❤ A presto..I hope to see you soon again.
Thanks for your Nice comment from the Philippines 😍
Thank you, in behalf of my country PH.
How about the rest of the city / metro outside of CBDs like Makati and BGC.. e.g. Tondo ?
I am ladyboy from manila.,I wanna meet you daddy
@@bridgetdemesa8071 lah HAHA
Years ago my kids loved ice skating in the Mall of Asia. Such wonderful memories of the Philippines. Thanks Carol and Chris!
Very nice content😃 🇵🇭 Go Philippines GO❤ sending love to yall from Thailand🇹🇭🙏, We will growing strong together😊
Thank you from 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
I'm Filipino but I love more Thailand..more progressive, richer area!
@@iamrenzramientos Thank you for your love, I'm happy to hear that🥰 but your country is awesome too, and loved by many tourists❤
thailand no thailand haahq😂😂😂😂😝😝😝
I love Makati! It was my first time in the Philippines and Makati was cleaner and more modern than most American cities. Can't wait to go back! I reviewed one of the hotels there called Citadines which was a great place to stay.
How about the rest of the city / metro outside of CBDs like Makati and BGC.. e.g. Tondo ?
@@DitoOfficio I went around to different areas and I'm sorry I don't recall the name of the different neighborhoods. I did go to the famous Chinatown as well as where the giant Mall of Asia is (I think it's one of the biggest in the world). Perhaps because I was riding the euphoria of my trip, everything looked beautiful to me!
@@Travelteez it wasn't chinatown tho but it's Manila bay Area, Once you return I recommend going to BGC(basically a cleaner makati) and binondo(the real chinatown of the NCR) Glad you enjoyed you enjoyed my place! :)
@@oscarcyber3308 There's a place cleaner than Makati?!! Damn I'm impressed!
I mean it ain't just makati and BGC. There are so many other places too. If you want the Filipino Vibe, you should visit Rizal Park as well as Manila bay. They just rehabilitated Manila bay and it looks absolutely beautiful.
I thought Philippines is a developing country. But looking at the infrastructure i feel that its way ahead and developed.
Love from India❤💚💜💙💛
Philippines is a developing country. This part is the economic center of Philippines so it's obvious to have such modernity in sucha posh area
@@lololol34561 No shit sherlock
@@lololol34561 developing very slow... considering that in late 50's early 60's Philippines had the second highest GDP/capita in Asia, after Japan, above South Korea, Taiwan, Arab countries, etc.
@@novelyn2952 humble my foot
@@lololol34561 Therr are some very posh areas in Makati
Philippines is a beautiful country ! Very modern, and very clean ! Lots of shopping malls and beautiful scenery in the country side.
@Chairman Xi JinPooh European cities are made to be traditional and it has its appeal seeing the history behind the buildings.
and Most dangerous country in south east asia also
@Chairman Xi JinPooh You are right. I've been to Europe and their infra structures are not that modern unlike the Asian's big cities.
I'm from Makati and I'm happy to see good comment about our city here💕
I think of all the foreign vloggers in the Philippines during the COVID-19 pandemic, Jumping Places is really the winner. Getting stuck in Palawan was a great opportunity for you to showcase places off the beaten path, while others were either stuck in the city or have resorted to non-travel content. The Department of Tourism should cite you as tourism ambassadors for promoting Palawan amid the pandemic.
Yes, I agree with you as I watch all their videos during the Lock Down until here in Manila.
Totally agree!!!💯👏🏼
Agree 💯
I couldn't agree more. 💯%
Yes they are the winner #philippinetourism
The Philippines is Very diverse.
We have Jungles, We also have Concrete Jungles.
Hey! I'm a Malaysian who's residing in Makati right now, if you're still around lets hangout and grab some drinks together and share our experiences here in the PH.
C'mon let's go and let do vlogging too hehehe
🎉🍻
Y e s
Im in BGC..
@MASONRY wanna try me?
I am from the Middle East, despite the distance, I miss this country very much.
Me and my family left the 🇵🇭 in 1988 to Chicago. I was 12 years old then. Been living in 🇺🇸 since then. I'm now 47 and blown away by the great changes 🇵🇭 has been. Cannot wait to retire and live back to my hometown - Cubao 💕
Well that's sad🥺
@@im_cheatest299 cubao now is very beautiful, clean and many high rise bldgs, bus terminal and call centers...
@@jagemah5796 Nice i search from google
Yup, same here, I left the Philippines when I was only 11 years old in 1961 or so, I'm now much older, still here. I came alone, first class, my mother and grandfather waited for me at the L.A. international tarmac, it was different then. The plane crew took care of me. The pilots invited me to sit with them in the middle of the cockpit. Yes, the Philippines is so modern, advanced country. I'm happy for the country, no longer the poor country. I would love to visit one day.
Cubao is now totally different place than it was decade ago there are several modern building now in the area businesses are more active now than it was in1988 the year you left manila.
That's why I encourage foreign tourists that when visiting the Philippines (especially when the international travel ban to the country is lifted soon) DON'T SKIP the capital city in your itinerary. There are lots of interesting places to visit in the whole Metro Manila (which consists of 16 cities & 1 municipality). Each of it has different experiences and features to offer.
makati isnt the capital
@@리아-o8g metro manila can be considered the capital since the four branches are scattered in it but yeah officially the capital is Manila City.
I love being in CBD Makati - it looks so nice and modern. Do you know if non-Filipino citizens can enter the country now?
@@lildon112 yes you can now
Travel ban isn't going away until late 2021 most likely
Makati was developed in the 1950's yet, there is a new more modern CBD nearby, it's called BGC & the streets are wider & the buildings more contemporary
Your faceshields still have the protective film over them that you can peel off. You have to peel off the film from both sides so the shields won't be as "cloudy" and you can see more clearly.
I also notice that, the faceshield is not clear and the plastic is not remove
i also notice that the face shield is cloudy they forgot to remove the plastics both sides.
Carol must not wear her 2 piece bikini in Makati...😁
They've thrown it in the trash bin somewhere
around makati a month ago.
Omg! This comment is for me! I've been using this faceshield before,the one with with an elastic band wrap around the forehead since May.Then my brother bought me a new one just like this one.I started using it almost a month now.I was kinda confused as to why mine's so foggy.Not caring so much so i didn't ask anyone bout it.Until now.Then i came across your comment.Gosh! I'm really stupid!😅😅😅😅
so clean, lovvvvvveeee Makati Philipina from Indonesian 🇮🇩🇮🇩🇮🇩
Assalamualaikum! I'm a Muslim from Manila, Philippines 🇵🇭
Thank you welcome to our country visit soon God bless ❤️👏
@@jmc2897 walaikumsalam
@@jmc2897 bro how many Muslims lives there are in manila i am indian Muslim.
@@themercury3553 I think 10% are muslim here in manila
I love the Philippines, and even had a lot of fun in Manila as well.
Thank you for showing the beauty of the Philippines. Im impressed of how much it has developed and clean.
I've been there 3 times in 2019... I was blown away by the beauty of the city... can't wait to go back again and stay at City Garden hotel.
To the person reading this, you are amazing, stay blessed, stay safe. May you have wonderful day ahead. God Bless you all.
Thank you.you too be blessed everyday.
Amen
Dear all Thank you for appreciating our country Philippines 🇵🇭❤️. Just injoy your vacation in our country ❤️🇵🇭❤️try to visit also provinces there are alot of beautiful natures or island's that might you injoy too.Thank you and God bless
Manila + the Philippines is so underrated.
Well...ya guys seem less over-the-top/more genuine than other tourist vloggers in the Philippines. Aka, you weren’t shocked by everything, getting emotional, getting your life changed etc etc etc.... So, good on ya guys!
And you actually made an effort to pronounce things correctly-so good on ya guys for that as well.
I have just now seen your channel, but I am curious to check out your Philippines playlist. I typically am not a fan of this type of content. But for reasons listed above, I appreciate the way ya guys did this.
Hahaha for real "LIFE CHANGED, AMAZING, NOT WHAT WE EXPECTED, HOW COME WE NEVER KNEW ABOUT THIS?!, MADE US EMOTIONAL, INSPIRING"
@@alistairt7544 haha, napanood mo na ito:
Parody of Foreign Vloggers in the Philippines
ruclips.net/p/PL_RolPrzgQbL0DUTM5kposEv3zRA_3Zfs
@@PutingPinoy Ano ba yan! Nakakaloka kayo. I couldn't breathe from laughing 🤣 This content is exactly what I was looking for. I literally stopped watching those content creators cause of those cheesy clickbait titles, underwhelming vlogs and fake reaction videos. Simply pinoy baiting 😂
I'm looking forward for more content from you guys 😉
@@alistairt7544 🤣 ayus, Kakampi! Ilan ang napanood mo sa parody na yon? 🤣
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A neighborhood just a few stones throw away is another district even way more modern than makati. It’s BGC or Bonifacio Global City. Cities like them are all over Metro Manila. We have Eastwood City, McKinley Hills Village, Vertis North, Araneta Center, Filinvest City, Ortigas Center, Aseana City, Circuit Makati, Rockwell, Newport, etc...Being constructed are New Clark City, Arcovia, C5 Corridor, Capitol Commons, etc... Thanks for appreciating our culture and seeing our developments.
New Clark city is outside metro manila.
Waah, dami pala. Di ko man lang napuntahan ang iba dyan.
vertis north is still rising up, once the slums have been fully removed it'll be the new ortigas
Life is good in Philippines if you have money. Customer service is good and filipinos are kind
Thank you for loving my country Philippines. It makes me proud to be a Filipino 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Cringe overproud
Ph is great ❤️
About 15 years ago I arrived in the Philippines to begin a 9-year stint living abroad. I spent the first several years living in Makati, and my favorite place to go was Greenbelt indoor/outdoor retail entertainment center. At the time, Cafe Havana had indoor/outdoor dining, an outdoor hookah lounge, and live band entertainment. It was quite the scene, especially with all the ladyboys preying on the old unsuspecting foreign men that were fresh off the boat who had no idea the "chicks" that were hitting on them has d***s, hahaha. And yes, there are quite a few uber-rich folks in Makati and the surrounding neighborhoods (Fort Bonifacio/Global City, Ayala Alabang, etc.). My first date with my wife was over 14 years ago at Greenbelt. Now we are back in the USA working our asses off, dreaming of retirement in a tropical country someday.
No more legendary cafe havana in G. Belt
Manila is an amazing metropolis in the Philippines!
Mayor Isko did a marvelous job of making Manila a beautiful city. Amazing. Hope to be there soon.
@@golfgunsandcocktailschannelMetro Manila is a cluster of 17 cities all in all. Manila city, the oldest is where mayor Isko reigns. Makati city is the business capital of Metro Manila or the National Capital Region (1 of the 17 cities) is where these vloggers are atm.
The intro and the first minute are mostly Ayala Boulevard/Green-something cannot remember-food/restaurants, even if you live in MNL probably no need to go Ayala BLD.
PH was an up & coming country in the 1960's , as was Burma/Myanmar. Peace out.
@@damienomen68 Greenbelt. Glorietta Mall.
@@CintronEd what a propaganda, why this is not available to watch here in Philippines?
Covid test in Makati Medical Center is actually the one of the most expensive in Metro Manila, but it's a great hospital.
Hello 👉•••••☆beautiful☆••••••👈
Great Content!
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Thank you for loving my country Philippines🇵🇭…proud to be Filipino Mabuhay🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
@@mcmacshalfilya stop this BS
thanks for this vlog... many overseas Filipino workers like me would love to see most of your vlogs, it feels like you bring us back home in minutes...
Hi from Windsor Uk, so strange to see you both in such a built-up area, *Great vlog, good vibes,* thank you for sharing
Thanks for sharing your brief walking tour of Makati. Its tuely an a amazing transformation of a country I left 50 years ago. It gave a me a nostalgic feelings of the past and an appreciation of the present. Thank you both.🤗
Hi Chris and Carol, My baby loves watching all your vlog. Whenever he cry, we just show him your videos and he will eventually smile and turn into a great mood. By the way , he is just 4 months. He is your youngest fan :-)
Best comment! 😁
Haha cool.. his voice is also somehow comforting
@@JumpingPlaces hi. hello you been in Philippines in 7 months? Men, if I have time I would stay less than a year in my homeland, Philippines. Thanks for sharing.
@@JumpingPlaces where is the location of Jollibee you had? Thanks again.
Welcome to my great country. In past our loving country accept heartilly people who was driven away from other country because of their belief we Filipino welcomed then with all our heart to those who snub our country you too are welcome when the days come that you will be driven away you are wilcome to stay in my beloved Philippines. Thanks everyone . Whoever you are. ALHAMDULILLAH.
Those face shields have 2 protective plastic sheets you have to remove before use. Seems you guys only removed one so its kinda cloudy. Hope you enjoyed your stay!
I used to live and work in Makati. But, I’ve been living in Canada for 28 years now. I discovered your blog and watched this video. I now miss home! Thank you for giving this mini tour of Makati. I am now a subscriber. Take care, you guys!
Old haunts, that was Sunday morning traffic! Usually walking is faster anywhere in Makati/ Manila. Good to see my friends (staff) at the Bean!
i live in the philipines but NEVER HAVE I EVER SEEN MAKATI its so much different than cdo
metro manila is very well developed city, great aesthetics, smooth pavements with underground and elevated walkways with escalators up and down to speed up mobility.
better than most major cities in the world
Thank you both for visiting our country Philippines. You are always welcome to visit our country. God bless u both.
I’m Filipino outside my country and my day is not complete if I don’t watch JUMPING PLACES Vlog... we love you guys..!
This video has changed my perception of Manila. This place looks incredible
Thank you mate. i don't know why western media typically depicts Metro Manila as this sort of slum, but it's not. It even ruined our tourism
BGC alone is highly sophisticated and advanced than western cities
Makati City had been my home for 3 years before migrating to Canada. A walking distant or a jeepney ride to Ayala Ave or Makati Ave. I have great and fun memories while living in the city. With many changes that happened I don't miss Makati much, nothing is holding me back there. My favorite party place closed it's doors as well as the Precious Moments store near the Pasay border and the condo unit that I used to live was rented and I miss night swimming in that place.
PHILIPPINES VERY RICH COUNTRY.LOVE YOU PHILIPPINES.💝👌THANK YOU SIR/MA'AM
We’ve been stuck overseas for months due to the pandemic. Makati is my hometown. Glad to have seen all these. Thanks guys!
That is in Ayala, Makati City. One of PH's Central Business District. I know cause I've studied there in Ayala, Makati City for 4 years in college. My University is near Makati Medical Center and a few kilometers away from Landmark, Glorietta, Greenbelt and SM Makati. Ayala is actually a Privately owned land. Owned by Filipino-Spanish Billionaire Businessman Mr.Jaime Zobel De Ayala. He makes very luxurious lands in the country including BGC.
What's name of the University?
Your videos and commentaries are always honest and insightful. I can easily learn a lot about the culture and society from your videos. Compared to other vloggers, your commentaries have more substance. More National Geographic or CNN kind of substance.
Thank you for visiting the PH, and embracing the country, culture, and its people-with all its beauty and flaws. Will be watching and supporting your new adventures wherever it may be.
I'm already feeling sad, watching your vlogs sort of put me in a comfort zone during this pandemic. Moving forward I wish you all the best in your future.travels. The world is a better place because of people like yourselves.
Thanks, everyone for your appreciation of what you had experienced when you were here in our country. I hope you enjoyed it. Filipinos are very approachable, loving, and kind.
Wow, Phiillipines is really beautiful country, 😍😍😍love from india🇮🇳.
Check BGC it's more green and modern just next to Makati
They left October. They’re already in Portugal.
Yes check BGC if you have more time..it's just on the other side across Edsa. Go to Boni High Street..modern place but it's greener..and more relaxing to hang out.
They already left last September. Maybe they’ll comeback once the pandemic is over
What is bgc
@@loloppololp9304 ...Bonifacio Global City
I used to walk these streets every single day! I worked and lived there. I just clicked on this video because I missed the place. I didn't used to think it was this beautiful. Thanks for sharing ❤
Thank you for letting us see the other side of the Philippines. Dang I miss Makati, in my younger years I used to work here before living outside the Philippines.
love this vlog. You can see progress even amidst poverty and chaos. Love the diversity of the Philippines. Thanks for sharing.
yes Philippines is beautiful! and I am proud to be a filipino.Thanks for sharing one of our place in Makati.
A lot of tourists just skip Metro Manila and go straight to the provinces, so most of them are surprised what Metro Manila has to offer. Most foreigners depict the Philippines full of slum areas. There are yes, but if u go around, you will be surprised with beautiful houses, condos and stuffs.
well it's actually the Yellow Media like ABSCBN , CNN, Rappler who spread news about the poverty of the Philippines to the whole world. Then the gullible westerners think that the Phils is really damn poor so they send out donations etc to these media outfits but none of their donations really get to the poor 100%. Its 50% to their own pockets! Thats why these yellow media give a bad impression about the Phils to the whole world where in fact the Phil is a rich country pretending to be poor nation. Manila is a rich city, media only focuses the slum areas as part of their donation campaign..
Beautiful houses? Where?
@@reginaldhouse7731 Obviously you're from a remote province in the Philippines. LOL. The most prominent subdivisions and villages which have the biggest and most beautiful houses are in Metro Manila.
@@jakinatividad9726 Again...Where? Where in Metro Manila are the beautiful houses that aren't in private gated communities?
@@reginaldhouse7731
For one the vast New Manila area whichi sn't gated have the most beautiful gargantuan ancestral houses that you haven't even heard of because apparently you're not from Metro Manila. Probinsyanong dugyot!!! LOL
Makati can improve further. More greenery, bike lanes, elevated/underground walkways, proposed subway. Green bldgs and public transpo. Housing for its informal settlers, underground cables etc
Not to burst your bubble but we do have greenery , Ayala Triangle Garden, Makati Park, Circuit Makati, Washington Sycip Park, Legazpi Park, etc. We also have many elevated and underground and modern looking walkways. We have green buildings and transpo too, ever heard of the E-Jeepneys and those P2P Buses? We have public housing, the Makati Public Housing have been around for decades. We also have better healthcare and education wise Makati provides many free supplies. Citizen wise we also have many perks especially for the elderly. Not all cities have those benefits even if BGC have the most gorgeous architecture.
@@georgiebennett3336
Not enough. With the kind of budget makati is getting, you guys should at least be in the level of HK or singapore on a per square kilometer basis. Ang makati public housing (FM project, not makati/local), indigent people ba pinatira jan or people close to city hall? Also ilan units/clusters lang ba yan compared sa dami ng indigents/IS elsewhere like the 'embo' bgys or those near old sta ana racetrack (circuit makati). Ang e-vehicles nyo, ilan porsiyento compared to total public transpo?
The elevated walkways sana ituloy til makati med, at lagyan ng buendia counterpart as originally planned. Also air quality in makati is not as good compared to other parts of ncr/phl
Bottomline, remove ayala cbd in makati and it is just any other city in the country, or worse
@@fredtacang3624 Well theres a subway ongoing construction so
Like Sao Paulo & Houston :) From lush green El Nido to concrete jungle metropolis. I'm jealous and equally happy that you're really enjoying different sides of the Philippines. Who would have known that in your 2-year travel plan, 7 months would be spent there? Great choice, great results. Felicidades!
it is always a revelation to see your country from a foreigners perspective, things we take for granted as locals are really quite awesome when seen from tourists eyes. thank you for appreciating the Phils.
Perfect road, perfect buildings, & perfect cleanliness. Wowwwww
Incomparable night life too.
11:00 Chris wearing his mask upside down that's why it keeps falling off his nose. Anyway Carol looking extra pretty here.
Bonifacio Global City in Taguig (Metro Manila) is actually surpassing Makati when it comes to modern buildings and financial district (In my openion). You may want to visit the place as well. 😉
This was October and they’re in Portugal now.
nope,.makati is tje richest city in the phil..& still most of multinnational company is in makati.
@@virgiliomartinez6115 Nope, I've been in both worlds and Taguig is now surpassing Makati. Taguig is the way more expensive than Makati. btw, it's "multinational companies". Keep safe😉
@@sidzky86 where did u get ur information? i have a fact that makati is the philippines richest country..maybe bgc has a modern building but the point is makati still tje richest city and thats the fact!
BGC.. is in #7 rank jn terms among richest city..
I feel sad you guys are leaving the Philippines. I love watching your Philippine vlogs regularly. But it’s different if you’re in another country 😔
Funny that you talked about Rio de Janeiro, I live in a city in the metropolitan region of Rio and I was thinking about how Makati looked like São Paulo.
I love Brazil. I'm Filipino working in BPO company serving Brazilians. Brazilians are very respectful people. I love your country clean green. Long live Amazon😘.
We’ve now got so many tourists here on Boracay
how did you get in the country?
It's great to see that makati is following safety protocols..
Makati is the business district hence the tall buildings but there are also other cities in Manila that are fast developing where you can also see great structures. BGC, Quezon City, Manila and even the neighboring towns also boasts of great things to see. You should’ve explored more the Phils now that travel and tourism has opened up a bit! There are surely be great contents for your subscribers to watch! Well, at least you have something to look forward to on your next visit!
And Alabang too
Yes during early 70s Makati is already has the tallest building in the Phils.
Cool video. My friend and I plan to spend 3 weeks in Philippines. We're more excited now. Thanks for sharing.
Too bad you missed the Makati and Manila night life. Well, there's always a next time.
Oh nooo...!
Can't believe it's starting to gt real...
Gonna miss you guys...
I must say, --feel like I've known you guys a while, watching all the amazing video's you guys have put out there with all the spectacular views.
From the astounding marine life, to a simple exploratory walk by the beach, to the most breathtaking sunset, and all the other sites that are equally picturesque in beauty or greater that you both have shared with all of us(your viewers)...
It has, genuinely, been an amazing experience every time I watch you two.
THANK YOU.
You both will truly be missed.
Jumping Places: Makati is insane!
BGC: Hold my beer 🍻😄
??? HAHAHAAHAH lolzzz
Nice tour and vlog. have a safe tour in my country, the Philippines.
Makati City is still better tho... bgc is all about fancy buildings but the transportation system sucks. Just mu opinion tho.
Makati has the most expensive properties and all the riches people live there.
I heard bgc was made because they can no longer raise buildings in Makati cbd. And owners/property dev of makati are the ones who purchased it and created a new financial/lifestyle district closer to makati cbd. While bgc is nice I still prefer the vibe in makati.
I totally agree with you guys... NOTHING beats Mother Nature! Safe travels, always ❤🤗
8:30 yay that is the building where my office is located! I can see the facade! :)
guys you know what? I sincerely thank you for enjoying your stay here in the 🇵🇭..
*_Carol walks around Makati like a supermodel.. so perfect._* 😘😘😘
Thank you for Sharing your days in Manila,Have a good one wherever you are this time.
If you get the chance to visit the Philippines again, try to visit other areas of Manila like BGC, Alabang area and Eastwood City. In the meantime, enjoy your family in Portugal and keep us posted with your journey. Keep safe!
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Arca South - Ayala
Thanks for visiting my beloved country Philippines..enjoy....from pinoy here in N.California..take care guys..God Bless
Singapore style.. enjoy vloggers.. Thank you for visiting Philippines.. love fr. Spain 🥰
Every experience, how simple or random it is, you managed to keep it informative. Very useful for those who wants to visit the places you've been to. Keep safe always!
I would like to introduce this place...
THE PHILIPPINES
Love Philippines from Jakarta, Indonesia 🇮🇩
7:19 PBCOM TOWER one of the tallest building in the Philippines around 136 floors if I'm not mistaken, another one is around Makati Ave.