I really like Filipino people. They are nice, nice, friendly, easy to talk to. That's because I have a Filipino teacher teaching English in Thailand. They always remind us of one good thing. They are my greatest teachers. He and I currently live in different cities in Thailand. He has been working in Thailand for many years. He is loved by everyone. Hope I can see him again sometime. # i miss u my teacher ❣️🇵🇭 from THA.
24:25 it’s a redeveloped portion of Manila Bay. It’s used to be full of trash and polluted, so people cannot swim. The sand in Manila bay is dark(or black) but it was topped with crushed dolomite so the beach looked whiter now. You see the water looks a bit murky still, that’s because of Manila Bay’s natural dark sand. People are making good progress on cleaning the bay and security is tight that you cannot bring food and plastic bottles in the beach. Sooner people can swim again and we’ll see a more lively Manila Bay.
@30:37 Those are called Crinkles. Chocolate Crinkles are a deliciously soft, fudge-like cookie that are encased in a generous coating of confectioners (powdered or icing) sugar. The name "Crinkle" probably refers to how the powdered sugar "crinkles" or "cracks" as the cookies bake, revealing a little of the chocolate underneath. -@google
Metro Manila has 16 cities, each with its own vibe. Binondo (Chinatown) was the financial center in the 1800s, Manila in the 50s, Makati in the 80s, BGC early 2000s. They’re all different.
you're absolutely right, they are bullet holes during World War II, this was the place where Americans and Filipinos stayed and fought with Japanese. This is also the place where our hero Dr Jose Rizal was jailed against the Spaniards.
“Rampage: MacArthur, Yamashita, and the Battle of Manila” by James Scott is a sad, but terrific book on the subject. Also, RUclips’s Mark Felton’s “ Stalingrad of the Pacific” is a short, but worthwhile video on the Battle of Manila.
Here are the places I suggest you visit here in Metro Manila: Bonifacio Global City (BGC) Taguig, Venice Grand Canal Mall in McKinley Taguig, Green Belt Makati, Eastwood City and, Mall of Asia and it has the biggest Ikea in the world , Star City. Manila Ocean Park, Chinatown 👍
@02:17 They are most possibly bullet holes. The fort was severely damaged during the WW2 because the Americans had to bomb it, and it was a site of fierce battles, because they had to send out the Japanese who stationed themselves inside it. The fort would have been more beautiful, with more old Spanish-time buildings were it not for destruction of the WW2. Although, clearly, a few of the holes at the edges of the entry ways are holes left from studs or big nails the were holding the old gates.
Hello welcome to the Phillipines mabuhay!I am very happy to see both here in our beloved country.Hope you will enjoy expolring the city of manila and the onther neigbhoring city like Taguig BGC or Tagaytay and Baguio.Thank you for promoting our country ro the whole world .God bless and be happy everyday.👍❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻🥰🇵🇭
I feel so good, it feels like I was there with you guys, now I can see the beauty of the Philippines live and they have the most beautiful clouds, here in California just a lil cloud almost plain blue skies
4:31 It is a cross between Filipino and Spanish architecture, it's mostly a Filipino-based architecture because what sets this country apart from Spain is the tropical environment, so old colonial Philippine architecture are more airy and full of open windows, something you don't see too much in spanish buildings
Welcome🥰i recommend you guys go to bgc if you want modern and Moa if you want big mall also yes it’s nice to not search to not live up expectations but also u still need to search up😂 so that you know the history or where you are going❤
Herw in the philippines we use spoon and fork, spoon in your right fork in your left hand, then use the spoon to shovel the food or soup with the help of fork. Its hard watching you use the fork in the rice 😅😅
Most of traditional filipino food are a bit salty or robust taste because they are supposed to be eaten with rice. But some high end restos have tamed it somehow to fit international palates. If you go to carenderias or the traditional street restaurants, you will find condiment bottles of soy sauce, fish sauce and vinegar and you can request for chillis, because filipino food are supposed to finished on the table by the eater on his plate to fit his palate or his taste.
While in Metro-Manila, go to our biggest Mall in the Phils., The Mall of Asia (MOA) and the modern city Bonifacio Global City (BGC). Try also The Araneta Center Quezon City the newly opened Gateway Mall 2 and also go to the Eastwood City also located in Quezon City and also go around the Makati area like Greenbelt Mall and Glorietta Mall. It’s also nice to go to a prestigious hotel and casino like OKADA Hotel, City of Dreams, Solaire located in Paranaque, Metro-Manila.
@39:46 THAT'S CHEAP (vs US pricing)! I was born in the Philippines but grew up in the US and haven't been back since I was a kid. Thanks for the videos!
When you're on that beach, you pointed to a place with ferris wheel. Thats part of the MOA area. Mall of Asia where you previously visited. It has a bayside area connected to the mall area.
Welcome to the Philippines to the true lovely friendly people and smiling people I hope you guy's go to all hot spots take care always both of you much love from the hood on Metro Manila Quezon city Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤
2:27 you're correct. Those are bullet holes from the Battle of Manila WWII, in 1945. the Japanese forces retreated to Intramuros, including Fort Santiago, where it was severely damaged by the bombings and gunfights between the US forces and Japanese imperial army.
The beach you visited is called "Dolomite beach" man made of crushed dolomites, high maintenance. It gets ruined easily during heavy storms the government have to cover it up again with dolomite.
New subscriber here in Cairo, Egypt originally from Davao City the Philippines. ❤️🇵🇭🇪🇬 1:48 enjoy guys ur in Fort Santiago. In our beautiful country Philippines u can find everything in the city everything is available and affordable. Enjoy guys ur day. You can ask the friendly locals are helpful and approachable. 😍
The area where you saw a ferris wheel is Pasay City. Beside that amusement area is the largest mall in the country, 5th in the world, the Mall of Asia, where you can find also the biggest Ikea in the world😊
Omg, you guys are around my neighborhood. Trabajo Market is few blocks away from our home! And the 7 11 is where i usually buy quick meals during mid night. I hope you enjoy your stay here.
Sir Dan and Madam Beth we welcome you of coming tour country and coming back because we are hopitable people specially when you go to province area...mabuhay......although I have my own channel edgardo gases but then I have to support also to my co- utubers that come to our country ...Again welcome sir and Madam
when you want to go around manila use lrt line and mrt line soon they will have a common station . Better than commuting by grab not so expensive but you will experience the busy hour fullpack train cars especially rush hour .
Also Try to Visit Mall Of Asia. & Venice Grand Canal Mall. Visit Bonifacio Global City. Visit it when in Afternoon in The Sunset Not Hot. or in Night its Good For Walking!
MOA is a waste of time. Venice is tacky. BGC is nice and so is Makati CBD. Stop suggesting malls. You can find malls all over the world, and most of the ones in the Philippines are not spectacular besides Greenbelt in Makati
the beach is filled with crushed dolomte rocks not sands...it just look like white sand beach from afar....the chocolate cookies sprinkled with confectionary white powder sugar is called Sprinkles.....prices in 7-Eleven shops is a bit more expensive than a regular grocery or supermarket
Love it that you ordered quickly, looks like you did your research well. I love MESA but sometimes it’s a hit or miss. Hope the quality of food is good during your visit. ❤
The foods in the mall is way expensive....Maybe you try our streetfoods so I guess...it's enjoyable to visit our provinces and food stalls like our carinderia...make sure though to ask for the correct price and ask if the food is cooked fresh...Enjoy...Mabuhay ang Pilipinas
The local bakery shops sell a variety of breads an pastries that are super cheap and they're mostly just to fill your stomach not really to have a culinary experience. There are some good items of course but you will always have to ask the attendants what the best selling items are. Also follows in restos you dine in like Mesa. You'll only pass by a country usually once including its restos. Always ask for the best sellers.
For your next meal. Do not eat at restaurants inside the mall as they are expensive. There are many restaurants out there along the road that is much cheaper.
Very nice VDO. Earlieron I watched almost all of your blogs pertaining to India and found them superb. In your posts the role of the elegent and charming young lady is incredible. She has played a pivotal role in the success story of your channel. God bless U. With love from Pune.
Please try Char grilled Chicken from Mang Inasal Restaurant. Sooo good.👍I think the water is not safe to swim yet. They’re still treating the water. They’re not allowing bottled water because people just leaving their garbage.😭
Visit Ugbo Street in Tondo Manila, visit and eat at the Binondo, the oldest Chinatown in the World, Roam around the BGC area and Venice Grand Canal in McKinley Hills, Visit Okada Hotel, mall hopping at SM Mall of Asia, SM Meganall, Powerplant Mall in Rockwell Center, Greenbelt Malls and The Podium just to name a few we have. Visit also Manila Ocena Park and The Enchanted Kingdom in Santa Rosa Laguna, south of Metro Manila. And dont forget the museums as well
i laugh for the girl in bakery she didn't understand water.. its quite hard to understand the uk english because of the accent 😅 we got used to american english.
The National hero monument you saw with guards was Jose Rizal a Filipino Genius who fought for Philippine Freedom against Spain, he has also monuments around the world like in China, Spain, America etc because of his contribution around the world.
Nice content guys. Watching from san fracisco ca. if i may give some tip its Carinderia or turo-turo. Thats where we filipinos go if we wanna eat cheap. They’re not in the malls. Thanks. Enjoy the Philippines amd tc.
1090.00 Pesos ($20.00) for the different dishes you ordered + drinks, is actually cheap. If you dine out here in San Francisco Ca. that will have cost you around $60.00 without tax added of 8.265 & 20% tips.
Try to go to SM mall of Asia then pass thru SM by the Bay, BGC, Makati and Okada. Then Outside Manila- Boracay, Cebu (Do Canyoneering, Oslob whale Shark), Palawan [ Coron, El Nido and Underground River], Bohol and Siargao. Those are the best of Philippines.
Welcome to the Philippines Dan and Beth, lovely vlog. Keep on vlogging in the Philippines. I hope you can stay there for few months so that you can go around the more than 7000 islands. New subscriber here from London.
Hello im new your chanel welcome to manila enjoy explore fort santiago. And mall robinson enjoy food trip delicios and snack manila bay beach is beautiful its more fun my country philippines enjoy vlog god bless stay safe
I really like Filipino people. They are nice, nice, friendly, easy to talk to. That's because I have a Filipino teacher teaching English in Thailand. They always remind us of one good thing. They are my greatest teachers. He and I currently live in different cities in Thailand. He has been working in Thailand for many years. He is loved by everyone. Hope I can see him again sometime. # i miss u my teacher ❣️🇵🇭 from THA.
24:25 it’s a redeveloped portion of Manila Bay. It’s used to be full of trash and polluted, so people cannot swim. The sand in Manila bay is dark(or black) but it was topped with crushed dolomite so the beach looked whiter now. You see the water looks a bit murky still, that’s because of Manila Bay’s natural dark sand. People are making good progress on cleaning the bay and security is tight that you cannot bring food and plastic bottles in the beach. Sooner people can swim again and we’ll see a more lively Manila Bay.
Welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭 thanks for coming just relax and enjoy
I love that English accent, Mabuhay welcome to the Philippines 🤗👍🇵🇭🙏
Don't hesitate to ask the locals. They're very helpful..
They only want money
Always be attentive to your things/bags even if you’re inside the restaurant and most especially if you’re walking in the streets
Yes, whichever country you visit, that's what you should do🙂
@30:37 Those are called Crinkles.
Chocolate Crinkles are a deliciously soft, fudge-like cookie that are encased in a generous coating of confectioners (powdered or icing) sugar. The name "Crinkle" probably refers to how the powdered sugar "crinkles" or "cracks" as the cookies bake, revealing a little of the chocolate underneath. -@google
Metro Manila has 16 cities, each with its own vibe.
Binondo (Chinatown) was the financial center in the 1800s, Manila in the 50s, Makati in the 80s, BGC early 2000s.
They’re all different.
try to visit the newly renovated Pasig River Esplanade at the back of the Post Office bldg.....best ro go at night when all the lights are turned on
you're absolutely right, they are bullet holes during World War II, this was the place where Americans and Filipinos stayed and fought with Japanese. This is also the place where our hero Dr Jose Rizal was jailed against the Spaniards.
“Rampage: MacArthur, Yamashita, and the Battle of Manila” by
James Scott is a sad, but terrific book on the subject. Also, RUclips’s Mark Felton’s
“ Stalingrad of the Pacific” is a short, but worthwhile video on the Battle of Manila.
Intramuros is a seiged city: by the Spaniards, by the Japanese,
by the Americans.
Here in the Philippines if you can notice we always used spoon and fork rather than the typical fork and knife
Welcome here in the Philippines Dan and Beth thank you very much for visiting ang exploring our country
I am your new subscribers enjoy your stay.❤❤❤
Here are the places I suggest you visit here in Metro Manila: Bonifacio Global City (BGC) Taguig, Venice Grand Canal Mall in McKinley Taguig, Green Belt Makati, Eastwood City and, Mall of Asia and it has the biggest Ikea in the world , Star City. Manila Ocean Park, Chinatown 👍
@02:17 They are most possibly bullet holes. The fort was severely damaged during the WW2 because the Americans had to bomb it, and it was a site of fierce battles, because they had to send out the Japanese who stationed themselves inside it. The fort would have been more beautiful, with more old Spanish-time buildings were it not for destruction of the WW2. Although, clearly, a few of the holes at the edges of the entry ways are holes left from studs or big nails the were holding the old gates.
You should try traditional Filipino food like sisig, adobo, lechon, crispy pata
Welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭 Dan and Beth! Hope you have a grand time in our beautiful country! Enjoy guys! All the best to your channel guys! 👍😊🤗
Dan and Beth....may you enjoy your stay in our country.....WELCOME for you2.....Take Good Care....God Bless you...
Hello welcome to the Phillipines mabuhay!I am very happy to see both here in our beloved country.Hope you will enjoy expolring the city of manila and the onther neigbhoring city like Taguig BGC or Tagaytay and Baguio.Thank you for promoting our country ro the whole world .God bless and be happy everyday.👍❤️❤️❤️🙏🏻🥰🇵🇭
I feel so good, it feels like I was there with you guys, now I can see the beauty of the Philippines live and they have the most beautiful clouds, here in California just a lil cloud almost plain blue skies
4:31 It is a cross between Filipino and Spanish architecture, it's mostly a Filipino-based architecture because what sets this country apart from Spain is the tropical environment, so old colonial Philippine architecture are more airy and full of open windows, something you don't see too much in spanish buildings
Mabuhay!! ❤❤❤❤
Welcome to our Tropical,Warm yet EVER SMILING COUNTRY!!
Welcome🥰i recommend you guys go to bgc if you want modern and Moa if you want big mall also yes it’s nice to not search to not live up expectations but also u still need to search up😂 so that you know the history or where you are going❤
Herw in the philippines we use spoon and fork, spoon in your right fork in your left hand, then use the spoon to shovel the food or soup with the help of fork. Its hard watching you use the fork in the rice 😅😅
it depends if you are left or right handed
Yes fort Santiago is our Spanish heritage place and Intramuros
Most of traditional filipino food are a bit salty or robust taste because they are supposed to be eaten with rice. But some high end restos have tamed it somehow to fit international palates. If you go to carenderias or the traditional street restaurants, you will find condiment bottles of soy sauce, fish sauce and vinegar and you can request for chillis, because filipino food are supposed to finished on the table by the eater on his plate to fit his palate or his taste.
While in Metro-Manila, go to our biggest Mall in the Phils., The Mall of Asia (MOA) and the modern city Bonifacio Global City (BGC). Try also The Araneta Center Quezon City the newly opened Gateway Mall 2 and also go to the Eastwood City also located in Quezon City and also go around the Makati area like Greenbelt Mall and Glorietta Mall. It’s also nice to go to a prestigious hotel and casino like OKADA Hotel, City of Dreams, Solaire located in Paranaque, Metro-Manila.
Brilliant VLOG as always. It sure does look amazing there 😊
@39:46 THAT'S CHEAP (vs US pricing)!
I was born in the Philippines but grew up in the US and haven't been back since I was a kid. Thanks for the videos!
Welcome to Philippines, Mabuhay 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Do some side trips to the out side areas like Tagaytay and Batangas. It’s about 2 hours away by car.
Welcome to the Philippines and enjoy your staycation explore also our beautiful beaches in the provinces.
oh...why didn't you continue inside the Fort Santiago? You can see and feel more the history of it inside the fort....
I thought I saw Ben Afflect here in Manila. Welcome to the Philippines, Dan and Beth. Hope you enjoy all your tours here and please stay safe.
Mabuhay!Welcome lovely couple..enjoy your stay while vlogging and exploring our beautiful 7,500+ islands country Philippines.
Welcome in the Philippines 🇵🇭 and....mabuhay.
When you're on that beach, you pointed to a place with ferris wheel. Thats part of the MOA area. Mall of Asia where you previously visited. It has a bayside area connected to the mall area.
Welcome to the Philippines to the true lovely friendly people and smiling people I hope you guy's go to all hot spots take care always both of you much love from the hood on Metro Manila Quezon city Philippines 🇵🇭 ❤
Welcome to the Philippines more beautiful places and tourist spot to offer you and enjoy and thank you love the Philippines..we love you guys
2:27 you're correct. Those are bullet holes from the Battle of Manila WWII, in 1945. the Japanese forces retreated to Intramuros, including Fort Santiago, where it was severely damaged by the bombings and gunfights between the US forces and Japanese imperial army.
Enjoy your travel to the beautiful country of the Philippines!!!! 👍🙏....
You can visit The Singing Cooks and Waitress restaurant in Pasay City but there are other restaurants also with the same offer.
You can go to the Salcedo Saturday market in Salcedo Makati ( 7am -2 pm )
Welcome to Philippines Dan & Beth, new subscriber here , enjoy and be safe!
The beach you visited is called "Dolomite beach" man made of crushed dolomites, high maintenance. It gets ruined easily during heavy storms the government have to cover it up again with dolomite.
New subscriber here in Cairo, Egypt originally from Davao City the Philippines. ❤️🇵🇭🇪🇬 1:48 enjoy guys ur in Fort Santiago. In our beautiful country Philippines u can find everything in the city everything is available and affordable. Enjoy guys ur day. You can ask the friendly locals are helpful and approachable. 😍
the chocolate thingy you guys bought and ate from the local neighborhood bakeshop is called "crinkles"
Welcome to the Philippines and enjoy your stay not only in manila but throughout our beautiful country. Ciao
The area where you saw a ferris wheel is Pasay City. Beside that amusement area is the largest mall in the country, 5th in the world, the Mall of Asia, where you can find also the biggest Ikea in the world😊
Omg, you guys are around my neighborhood. Trabajo Market is few blocks away from our home! And the 7 11 is where i usually buy quick meals during mid night. I hope you enjoy your stay here.
Sir Dan and Madam Beth we welcome you of coming tour country and coming back because we are hopitable people specially when you go to province area...mabuhay......although I have my own channel edgardo gases but then I have to support also to my co- utubers that come to our country ...Again welcome sir and Madam
Thanks for visiting my home Country!Watching your video just now from USA,Hope you come back & visit again! Thanks!❤
when you want to go around manila use lrt line and mrt line soon they will have a common station . Better than commuting by grab not so expensive but you will experience the busy hour fullpack train cars especially rush hour .
Hope you'll continue to enjoy your stay in the Philippines
fun fact, mesa is spanish for table. We filipinos, usually say lamesa, which means the table. Most household items in the Philippines are in spanish
Also Try to Visit Mall Of Asia.
& Venice Grand Canal Mall.
Visit Bonifacio Global City.
Visit it when in Afternoon in The Sunset Not Hot. or in Night its Good For Walking!
MOA is a waste of time. Venice is tacky. BGC is nice and so is Makati CBD. Stop suggesting malls. You can find malls all over the world, and most of the ones in the Philippines are not spectacular besides Greenbelt in Makati
Glad you enjoyed Manila! Welcome and have a great stay in Phili!
Hope you enjoy your visit here in the philippines.
Welcome to Philippines,enjoy sand stay safe.
the beach is filled with crushed dolomte rocks not sands...it just look like white sand beach from afar....the chocolate cookies sprinkled with confectionary white powder sugar is called Sprinkles.....prices in 7-Eleven shops is a bit more expensive than a regular grocery or supermarket
Yes our Spanish heritage that we are so proud for
I hope you enjoy you stay in the philippines so much to see
The chocolate covered with white powder toppings is called Crinkles.
Welcome to the Philippines. Enjoy your stay.
Once you get to used or familiar with Metro Manila it’s an addictive place and its seem you can’t enough of what Manila has to offer
Love it that you ordered quickly, looks like you did your research well. I love MESA but sometimes it’s a hit or miss. Hope the quality of food is good during your visit. ❤
Kare kare is my favorite in Mesa
Someone should show you how to eat Filo food. You're missing the DIY dipping sauce :)
It's manmade, for watching sunsets only and chilling out
Thanks for coming here..❤
@11:25 There's actually a Chicken Pork Adobo on the menu. That's what you're looking for.
Go to BGC , makati , Ortigas center..Okada manila
Subscribed..thank you for my country.. Enjoy and have fun during your stay here in the philippines..
you're in the old, run-down part of the city. Head to Makati CBD or BGC for the new downtowns. Completely different vibes
That’s chocolate crinkles (the round powdery chocolatey thingie) I love it❤
Welcome Guys! Enjoy.
Welcome to the Philippines 🇵🇭 My beautiful country
The sotanghon is sautéed glass noddles that’s made of mung beans. You should have tried adobo and sisig.
The foods in the mall is way expensive....Maybe you try our streetfoods so I guess...it's enjoyable to visit our provinces and food stalls like our carinderia...make sure though to ask for the correct price and ask if the food is cooked fresh...Enjoy...Mabuhay ang Pilipinas
The local bakery shops sell a variety of breads an pastries that are super cheap and they're mostly just to fill your stomach not really to have a culinary experience. There are some good items of course but you will always have to ask the attendants what the best selling items are. Also follows in restos you dine in like Mesa. You'll only pass by a country usually once including its restos. Always ask for the best sellers.
For your next meal. Do not eat at restaurants inside the mall as they are expensive. There are many restaurants out there along the road that is much cheaper.
Very nice VDO. Earlieron I watched almost all of your blogs pertaining to India and found them superb. In your posts the role of the elegent and charming young lady is incredible. She has played a pivotal role in the success story of your channel. God bless U. With love from Pune.
Welcome to the Philippines😊
Just relax and enjoy😊
Don't hesitate to ask locals, and try to visit different beaches around the Philippines
You may also want to check out the Manila-American cemetery in BGC, Taugig for another beautiful, historical site.
Taguig.
@@Spy-hp8ki I know, it's a typeo
There are lots of those community markets here in metro manila.
Please try Char grilled Chicken from Mang Inasal Restaurant. Sooo good.👍I think the water is not safe to swim yet. They’re still treating the water. They’re not allowing bottled water because people just leaving their garbage.😭
Visit Ugbo Street in Tondo Manila, visit and eat at the Binondo, the oldest Chinatown in the World, Roam around the BGC area and Venice Grand Canal in McKinley Hills, Visit Okada Hotel, mall hopping at SM Mall of Asia, SM Meganall, Powerplant Mall in Rockwell Center, Greenbelt Malls and The Podium just to name a few we have. Visit also Manila Ocena Park and The Enchanted Kingdom in Santa Rosa Laguna, south of Metro Manila. And dont forget the museums as well
If you eat in Ermita Robinson Mall restaurants, expect to pay more than better & cheaper street food options.
i laugh for the girl in bakery she didn't understand water.. its quite hard to understand the uk english because of the accent 😅 we got used to american english.
The National hero monument you saw with guards was Jose Rizal a Filipino Genius who fought for Philippine Freedom against Spain, he has also monuments around the world like in China, Spain, America etc because of his contribution around the world.
Nice content guys. Watching from san fracisco ca. if i may give some tip its Carinderia or turo-turo. Thats where we filipinos go if we wanna eat cheap. They’re not in the malls. Thanks. Enjoy the Philippines amd tc.
Please visit Romblon for stunning beaches, corals, caves, and mountains.
1090.00 Pesos ($20.00) for the different dishes you ordered + drinks, is actually cheap. If you dine out here in San Francisco Ca. that will have cost you around $60.00 without tax added of 8.265 & 20% tips.
Welcome to the Philippines both of you god bless and enjoy also visit Baguio city summer capital of the Philippines you guys gons love it
Welcome to the Philippines i hope you will enjoy keep safe
Enjoy guys! ❤
I haven’t been in Intramuros for so long. Enjoy
Try to go to SM mall of Asia then pass thru SM by the Bay, BGC, Makati and Okada. Then Outside Manila- Boracay, Cebu (Do Canyoneering, Oslob whale Shark), Palawan [ Coron, El Nido and Underground River], Bohol and Siargao. Those are the best of Philippines.
Guys welcome.. hope you will also visit tagaytay and our city lipa, city to taste our food and coffee. Hope to meet you also.. take care
"Intramuros" is Spanish for inside the walls or within the walls.
Welcome to the Philippines Dan and Beth, lovely vlog. Keep on vlogging in the Philippines. I hope you can stay there for few months so that you can go around the more than 7000 islands. New subscriber here from London.
I love it especially the sunshine.
Hello im new your chanel welcome to manila enjoy explore fort santiago. And mall robinson enjoy food trip delicios and snack manila bay beach is beautiful its more fun my country philippines enjoy vlog god bless stay safe