What $10 Can Buy in Philippines, Bohol
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- What $10 Can Buy in Philippines, Bohol
Bohol, Philippines isn't the cheapest Filipino town, but it can be cheap. If you're on a budget in the Philippines, this video can help you find the cheaper Filipino options for cheap food among other things. The Philippines can be cheap or it can be expensive, depending on how you live. Filipinos
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Just love how you genuinely engage the locals and you ask permission if they wanna be in the vid
I just want to respect their privacy. it feels a bit rude to stick a camera in someone's face.. It's actually uncomfortable for me, which is unfortunate since it's my job 😂
Yes everything very well done nice blog however when you’re talking about the chickens at 250 pesos I wonder if the viewers would know that the cages that these chickens are kept in and if they would want to Support that kind of industry
Ooh, if you're buying fresh coconut, after you finish the juice, you can ask the vendor to cut it open for you and you can eat the flesh of the coconut. Depending on the type of coconut, the flesh can be soft like jelly or very tender.
Anyway, glad to know you have recovered and are back to exploring! Also love when you feature the various animals.
Yeah the inside is soooo delicious!!
Hello morning
@@froggyjosh how are you
@@janelynarid I'm doing great! How are you?
I am really impressed with how polite and friendly the locals are.
They’re the best!
Very good, because they are ALWAYS super nice over there, I went to Pi 3 times in the 80's, LOVED it over there, so many really really nice people!!!!! And of course, AMAZING cheap prices, and GREAT food! :)
Wow, I can't believe that large Coconut only costs 25 pesos. One thing that always amazes me about the Philippines is how many stray dogs they have. The dogs always seem so chill and friendly so I guess the local people feed them and treat them well. This was an interesting video to see how far you can stretch 590 pesos in one day. The warmth and friendliness that you show the Filipino people shines through in each of your videos. Nice to see that they return the same back to you.
Actually, a lot of the stray dogs in some areas look really rough, unfortunately. Around the beaches they usually look well, but I see plenty that don't look well; it's sad to see. ... They definitely return the same friendliness! 100%
@@travelescapesOFFICIAL Animal control isn't as efficient there. Stray dogs and cats seems to be just part of the environment. There are several organizations that are for the welfare of animals but of course, it's not very common to report a stray dog or cat for local officials to take action.
Ben Burns have you been to Italy? They also have a lot of stray dogs running around.
@@travelescapesOFFICIAL it's also a concern here in bohol. Too many stray dogs in the streets/ hi way and a lot of times it causes accidents in motoribikes.
Thats. More than the daily wage... should be enough for a household
Besides showing the beauty of our country, it's your interaction with the locals that makes your videos so much interesting. Filipinos are welcoming people. Stay safe in your journey in the Philippines and God bless.
I love to feature the locals if they want to be in the videos!
Hi Johnathan! I have been binge-watching your videos lately. Greetings from Southern California! Looking forward to watching more videos of your journey in the Philippines. It's very refreshing to watch since I used to live in the Philippines until I came here in the USA in 1992. Love how you showcase the beauty of the Philippines and your openness to the culture. 🙂 Blessings and take care!
Hello! I’ve been binge watching your videos for 2 days now 😅 it’s so kind of you to promote small businesses in the area it means a lot especially the carenderias coz most of the vloggers i’ve watched only go to fast food chains or restos. Your pronunciation of carenderia is good actually. Btw,“pud” in English is “too”. Ayo2x pud means take care too. I heard someone say it in other video.😊 Enjoy PH!
Hi Josa! Thank you for watching my videos and for the help with the language! I think promoting small businesses is the least I can do! I like to help with promotion whenever I can. Salamat kaayo!
My dad and my grandparents are from Bohol, so we visit it once in awhile. I recommend you visit Balicasag, Virgin Island, Candijay Rice Terraces and Anda White Beach. Stay safe as always! 👍
Excellent vlog & information, thank you.
What I've found about all Asian countries is that food, cafe, restaurant prices differences vary hugely depending on how & where you buy.
Be careful & you can buy very cheap, go all out & you can easily blow your budget.
As a traveling man, I prefer the cheaper option & spend more on my travelling.
I agree! I can stay in these $14 a night rooms and make it last, or stay in a resort for a couple nights and blow all of my money, haha... I'll take the budget option
The Good Thing in the Philippines Though All that Food that you Eat is Always Fresh Like the Fish Or Any Type Of Seafood or Meat the Seafood is Catch for the day Same thing with meat and All the Vegetables is Organic no Pesticides , Not like here in the USA They put a lot of Hormones on the Meat and Seafood always Frozen they just Thawed it when they Selling it Fruits and Vegetables too much Pesticides, THATS why Peoples They Getting sick of Eating all kinds of Chemicals Sad But true ….✌️
Congrats to 50k subs Jon! More subscribers to come...thank you for loving our country keep safe 🤗🇵🇭
Hello Jonathan...i've been watching your uploaded videos and i've found it So great and quite interesting..i've notice that u are not a fussy eater and u are eager to learn more about my country (ph)and of course about filipino culture aside from learning to talk our own dialect which is tagalog...i love your content and some of your uploaded videos i watched it 2 to 3 times🤣🤣Kudos👏👏👏Looking forward for more nice and informative videos...keep it up👍👍👍Watching from Hongkong!
Thank you so much!! I think it’s a much better experience to immerse myself in the local culture, meet locals, and learn some of the language. Thank you for following along!
You can also check out agoda or oyo zen rooms, there you might find cheaper accommodation, for about 500 pesos for a fan room
I'll look into them, thank you!
You are just one of the very few foreign vloggers that I've seen exploring the very cheap side of Philippines. It's like watching you living a very normal life of a typical Filipino which you will rarely see from other youtubers. I think it will only take you very short time to familiarize the cost of living and everything here in Philippines and you will finally be able to settle in. That is usually hard for other people specially foreigners but you are really good at it. Very informational vlog brother. Keep it up!
G'day! Nice to hear from you again Jonathan☺️
Don't worry about your pronunciation, we know what you mean. Just so nice that you're trying to speak local dialects 👍🖐️
Tcare, stay safe, enjoy your adventure 🙏😊👊.
From NSW Australia 🇦🇺
Truth is, we like hearing foreigners talking in filipino with their accent! It's funny but are happy they are trying😁
Love seeing the provinces of Philippines... lived in Metro Manila for over 40 years and never been to these places.
To say thank you , you say salamat. If you're talking to an older person, then say salamat PO.. Adding PO is a sign of respect.
Adding "po" as sign of respect but it is always the case in most areas of the Pholippines.
this is what i like in filipino.. even old or erderly people used word "po" in younger people... it means respect
That's not always true in other parts of the Philippines.
Shout out sir Jonathan this is IAN FUREY VLOG from bohol Philippines thanks for visiting my beautiful province
Hi Jonathan! The coconut tree is considered the tree of life because you wont go hungry or thirsty just with the juice and the coconut meat. Enjoy your stay in the Philippines and keep safe always!
I love coconuts! So nutritious and hydrating! I want to go get one now 😂
The color of coconut with a tinge of orange has a sweeter water in it, in our place. It is called "limbahon" in bisaya.
Hi Jonathan, I'm glad that you're okay already. I'm always looking forward to watching your vlogs. The P25 that you paid for the coconut by the road, it's for both the buko(coconut) juice & for the buko flesh inside it which is delicious to eat. Amping, it's Bisaya for take care...
I was hungover after my favourite drink empe lights at hundred islands Alaminos & this elderly lady cut open a coconut for free & stuck a straw in it for me 😊 The Philippines is sooooo refreshing! The people are a breath of fresh air! Cant wait to move there with my family.
Nice . Thank you for the helpful tip on how to save money for travel in the Philippines. I will remember it when I go back to Manila.
Glad it was helpful!
I miss you Jonathan. I've always waiting to your Videos. And now I'm happy cause you posted a video now.. Enjoy your Trip here in the Philippines. And Be careful..
This is a new take on showing what you can buy! Usually the editing would be a list then a clip, good to see a flow of the day on what you might buy or not and the little side ones (like the coconut, which was unplanned) and you still have money left hehe (oh plus the gym, if you can do exercise in a day using what you can find somewhere like a stone for weight or whatever, you will still have a lot of money left)
Congratulations on you 50k subscribers, you deserved it thank you, keep safe and Godbless
Thank you! It’s a huge milestone for me!
@@travelescapesOFFICIAL you deserved it sir, we will always support you, keepsafe and Godbless
We're planning a month-long trip to the Philippines, Feb. 2023. Haven't been since 1982, and we're not getting any younger! (born in Quezon City; raised in Southern California) I'm a bit nervous, but thank goodness for your videos, Jonathan, which give me the confidence to bring my husband to my homeland. It's his first visit! You're one reason I decided we would enjoy Bohol.
Looking forward to more videos to watch before we leave. Thanks for the great content!
P.S. I'm working on my Filipino and look forward to finally using it!
Hi Miriam! I love reading stories like this, and I'm so happy that my videos have helped you in a way! Bohol is great because it is centrally located (short ferries to Siquijor, Camiguin, and Cebu City). In Bohol, if you want to see the tarsiers and Chocolate hills I would recommend staying right on the river in Loboc. I just posted a video of my stay at Loboc River Resort, from there you can do the floating river restaurant and are much closer to the tarsiers and chocolate hills... staying on the river is very quiet and peaceful! The island and dolphin tours are done from Alona Beach, but that area can be quite touristy with a lot of bars and restaurants on the beach. I heard Anda Beach is much quieter, but I haven't been up there yet, it's a bit of a drive. Thanks for following along and enjoy your trip!!
You will not be hungry in the Philippines. You can enjoy food in a cheapest way you can😊
Understatement of the century
@@MN12warbird he is telling the truth when to where to buy.
You’re absolutely right Jonathan! So glad that you’re enjoying your Philippine exploration! Thank you for promoting the Philippines! A great destination in the Far East! The Filipinos are very welcoming and friendly!❤
Thank you for featuring my beloved island, Bohol🙏
@@sherinick7523 i know im fil -am. Well traveled. Just confirming his observations.
Salamat - thank you
Salamat kaayo - thank you so much(bisaya)
Maraming salamat - thank you so much(tagalog)
You're making the goats famous also😁, nice challenge btw. Enjoy your stay in Bohol
So glad you are enjoying the Philippines I miss it so much , hope to go home soon based here in South Wales Uk❤
It's nice to go to in bohol in the month of MAY because there's a series of feast there.
Hi jonathan im so happy that you are now in bohol my place. Im sure you are in panglao where the beautiful beaches is found. Im in bohol also but in another town called cortes just 10 minutes ride from the city of tagbilaran. Please enjoy vlogging here in bohol. Stay safe always!
great video, I went to the philippines every year for 40 years. lots of changes. the people are great, at least most of them. I was blessed with many close friends, mostly in the islands in and around Cebu.
the medical facilities are very good today.
after binge watching, likes and comments on your videos for a few hours, i am now officially a subscriber ❤
I love watching your journey videos. Makes me feel like I’m there also with the experience. Retirement in the Philippines is possible and something to think about for the future. Thanks 😎
thank you for following along!! It seems many others are planning on retiring here also!
Congrats dude for getting 50k subscribers...Keepsafe always..God bless!
tip, for coconuts of you like the ones with very thin coconut meat inside, choose the fresh fully green regular size coconuts ❤
This is a great illustration of how cheap it is in the Philippines. And you are in one of the most beautiful island. Thanks for posting more videos.
How about taxi fare and electricity?
@@mizukienriquez3197 you won't find cab in these areas except if you are in the city proper. Last time I went, there's not even a taxi in Bohol in 2011.
Poor kitty was so beat! Lol, cute catch on that Jonathan!
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Thanks for sharing your experience touring the Philippines especially Panglao in Bohol island. I was born in Bulacan, Philippines and immigrated to Ontario, Canada, worked and retired from Bruce Power. I used to visit my parents when they are still living every 2 or 3 years and never been to Panglao. I heard it's beautiful there. The island that I visited are Boracay and Puerto Galera. I really enjoyed watching you intermingle with the local people. Enjoy your stay in the Philippines. Take care always.
Goats are for "kalderitang kambing". Try it. If you are courageous enough "papaitang kambing" but try only when still hot.
Hi Jonathan, great video! Thanks! Naomi here from California. I truly appreciate what you’re sharing. I see the places you are showing and they are pretty much the same as when I was growing up in the Philippines. Although I have lived in the US more than I have lived in the Philippines, I watch your videos and I feel that I haven’t left or I can easily feel I’m still there. Btw, not sure if you have come across someone who can cut the whole young coconut for you and place it in a plastic bag. I’ve seen a street vendor in Quezon City do this. The extracted coconut is like a solid ball with the coconut water still inside. Using the straw to drink the water like you did but with the husk peeled off. This way, you can also easily enjoy the soft, delicious, and nutritious meat of the coconut. A very special knife made of water buffalo horn is used. It’s a sight to see. Very masterful. Like watching a performance art. When you find one, please show us. Happy travels!
Camote/Banana Q, the Q deriving from the bbq stick being used.
Turon on the other hand is wrapped with a lumpia wrapper pretty much the same wrapper used in eggrolls
it is great that you attempt to learn the basic phrases in languages. It is appreciated.
That silly doggo at the start, so cute! 🥰
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Best to buy raw peanuts in the wet market (palengke), wash and boil them. No grease/oil and salt. Colors of sweet potatoes are violet, orange, light yellow. The white is kamoteng kahoy.
I love the drive. Road and scenery is just so relaxing 🌞. Can't go wrong with fresh fruit. Love, love that coconut or BUKO. Endless great snacks. Keep flexing your Tagalog Jonathan, always come in handy 👍🇵🇭
It’s recognizing the small things that make the day
You should also visit anda bohol you can see the 3 pool caves there and you can visit the nearby rice terraces and water falls also..it's cheap if you stay in anda bohol.
Thank you very much for loving philippines my country home is caraga me you can go there also I'm always watching your vlog, pilpino people so kind hospitality
What language or dialect are you speaking? Tagalol? What are the most famous or popular language to speak in the Philippines? 👍
most of this video I'm speaking Bisaya. Everyone knows Tagalog, but here they prefer to speak Bisaya, which is a completely different language. In Cebu they speak Cebuano, which is a form of Bisaya, I believe. In Manila they speak Tagalog
Any special Learning language app that you can recommend or know? That is Free if possible.
Love this vlog, thank you for featuring Bohol ❤, where I came from. I live is Texas but I have a house in Tagbilaran and Dauis. My husband, my daughter and I visited in Bohol last Christmas, after not being able to travel because of Covid, I was happy to see my family ❤. My husband from the US and wanted to retire in Bohol that's why we build a house there, I told him, just 6 months there and 6 months in the US because my kids are here in USA. My kids love to go home, we go home every two years, sinced 1995. My kids are very close to their cousins, they are more Filipino than American kids 😊.
I wish I can meet you on the street of panglao mr.TE.. Keep sharing happiness my brother
I actually ran into a couple subscribers the other day in Panglao! It's possible. I'm very easy to recognize with my bald head 😂
Hi Jonathan! Hope you could also visit us in Iloilo City! It's one of the most livable cities in the Philippines. You could go around the city by just walking or by riding a bike since we have massive and beautiful walkways called the Esplanade and we have bike lanes too. Iloilo is a mix of vintage, classic and modern structures.
Jonathan, after drinking the juice, the coconut can be split in half, and can eat the coconut meat, scoop it with spoon, that's the best part of young coconut, it's called buko. the best part of coconut is that kind.
Love your videos! I'm moving to the Philippines in a few weeks. Come visit Baguio City up north.
Thanks!
Hey I’m very sorry for the late reply I just saw this! But thank you so much!
your pronunciation of karinderya is correct, Jonathan.
Ooo nice !! 🥳😎
Ayo ayo = Be Well
Amping = Take Care
The lady where you bought the coconut said
Salamat PUD means thank you too
Thanks
Hope it was helpful!
I appreciate your doing videos and your obvious endeavor to saturate it with positivity. It is true that you can always choose to see the "white lilies instead of the mud." When you show positivity, you get it back! Filipinos, being exposed to expats often, can see quickly through the sincerity and will reciprocate accordingly.
So many, many thanks for spreading positivity! It doesn't go unnoticed. Keep it up!
You're vlog is a very good promotion of the Philippine islands. Enjoy and stay safe 😊
Kamote in PH 🇵🇭 is generally yellow. At least in Mindanao. There are also blue-purple varieties that look like ube but are not. Orange kamotes are rare and the last time I've had one was way back in the late 80s when I was a kid. I really want to eat orange kamote again.
Happy 50subscribers jonathan nice challenged have a safe travel and thank your for choosing and loving our country take care always.
Good thing is that you are in the Province side of the Philippines, But if you're in the Metro Manila everything is expensive and some of our fellow filipino will try to charge you even more money especially if your a foreigner... 💵💵💵
Your videos bring me peace, I love the province vibes.
It is so peaceful here!
I came across your videos researching for our Feb Philippines trip and we're definitely heading to Bohol now! This one is awesome to give me an idea on how much cash we need to bring. Thanks for the great videos.
Thank you! Glad it was helpful!
You're a champion, mate. The wildman is loose and he;s on a mission, boyhs.
Carinderia. Yes you said it right. These are roadside foodstalls that sell delicious yet within the range of a price budget. Take care of your health always.
Wow yummy and healthy foods egg and vegetables.
"amping" is also take care same as Ayo-ayo
learn to love drinking calamansi juice(warm or cold) to boost your immune system..
$10 in the philippines can go a long way if you cook your own meals and buy from the public market.. if your b d coastal areas, if you know how to fish like spearfishing, can juat catch and cook that also thats almost free right there hehe.. ☺️
can even ask your neighbors for vegetables from the garden for filipino cooking..if your staying in the provinces..
thanks for loving the Philippines. always brings a smile to my face when I watch your videos. all the best to you and your channel
The minimum salary in Bohol is around 5 USD.. imagine having a family to feed... Bohol has become so expensive to live in the cost of living is similar to a metropolitan city already... Its ridiculous how corruption goes hand in hand with the prices of basic goods...
That’s good that you explore a lot now in Philippines ❤❤❤
Very frugal and realistic meal including Gym, That is cool....Be safe...
Thats my place, i came from bohol near chocolate Hills,,i Love watching your Videos,, greetings from Frankfurt Germany 🇵🇭🇩🇪🇵🇭
We have many varieties of Sweet potato (Camote in Filipino), these are colored whitish, yellow or orange, violet.
One can survive in the Philippines even for P100 daily for food. A kilo of rice can cost even less than for P40 which can last for at least 2-3 days for an average person.
That’s awesome! miss the carienderia in philippines!
🇵🇭 think you sir to visiting my country 😊 I'm happy
Most of the filipinos are friendly, but be safe all the time jonathan.
Congrats for reaching 50k subs! 🥳
hahahahahaha she passed out after the workout hahahahaaha
made my day
😂😂
Cats always make everything better IMHO. 😂❤
The politeness calling you a SIR is heart warming❤
Welcome to my province sir! have a good and safe travels to you
Yes.jonathan there is a white aweet potato and violet sweet potato.
I've been enjoy watching your videos Sir Jonathan,
Ayo ayo and maraming salamat.
Love your vlogs! PS - The accent is on saLAmat! Great job with everything!
I buy 4 bananas for 10 pesos at a local market but 25 pesos for a coconut is the same price in my city. Never been to Panglao though did a daytrip to Bohol for the river cruise, tarsiers and Chocolate Hills.
I love peanuts too most especially the fresh one,the uncooked.❤❤❤
Just love those fresh coconut, you'll be spoiled in the Philippines in a normal's life living, you become more grounded, so much things to do and just be yourself
Just got home from school. Having dinner now while watching your vlog😊
Jose Panglao Restaurant at your background.. Try their food super yummy and affordable
We've been to Panglao back in 2008. We diid some scuba diving, walking along Alona beach. We stayed outside Alona beach in one of a cabins (Nipa Hut) own by an Austrian near the beach. I hope I can come back.
Thank you for sharing our beautiful country 🇵🇭, keep safe Mr. Jonathan..
I'm from Bohol my house is near Bohol bee farm.Thank you featuring this place.take care.
But I'm living in Japan now and I hope to see you in person next yr.God bless.
You can eat for a few days with $10 in the Philippines 🇵🇭
Buko juice and kamote-q! Kalami!
You should try calderetang Kambing it's delicious goat recipe Kambing is the Tagalog word for goat 500 pesos would go a long way in the province food is very chip life in the province is pretty laid back if you cook your food at home is much chipper just buy everything in the local market or grocery
Karenderya is the cheapest option when it comes to meals and they are even better than the restaurant.