BOHOL COUNTRYSIDE TOUR PART 1 🇵🇭- The Blood Compact & Baclayon Church
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Kumusta friends and families here in the Philippines. Welcome to a new episode of our daily Philippines Vlog
In the past we have tried filipino food and delicacies, explore world renown landscape in the Philippines, the friendliness of local filipinos. In this episode, we took another angle and investigate the Spanish Historical Influence in Bohol Philippines.
Welcome to a new production series here in Bohol, let me bring you on a countryside tour. This tour begins with visiting the blood compact, an artwork that was made to honor the first international treaty between the Philippines and Spain. Friendship bond by blood between Bohol Warrior Datu Sikatuna and Spanish explorer Miguel López de Legazpi on March 16, 1565. We picked up a souvenir of cute Tarsiers keyrings on our way out.
Next stop, we arrived at Baclayon Church Bohol, aka the oldest church in Bohol. We were stunned by the interior of the church with amazing painting on the ceiling, it was seriously breathtaking.
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You may want to check out the Loboc River Cruise, some bunjee jumping, bike in a zipline, Mithi Resort, Hennann Resort. Take care, enjoy!
We appreciate all of your hard work and effort. God bless you all.
Thanks Sophia! We are just documenting our journey to make memories for the future :) Glad we can share it with you all too.
The Philippines does indeed have a rich cultural Hispanic heritage. May this Christmas be the most joyful event in your life, and Jesus, the Prince of Peace, loves you lovely couple. 💐💐💐
I love the hispanic history as I actually studied about it in University:) So interesting to learn about it here in the Philippines too
Thank you Jayy Jay ❤️Merry Christmas and a happy new year too
Try visiting Fort Santiago too in Intramuros Manila when you have time. 🙂
Bohol is one of my most favorite island in the Visayas because it literally has everything whalesharks, rice terraces, waterfalls, caves, chocolate hills, river cruise, river paddling, man made forest, old stone catholic churches, beautiful beaches, dive sites, fresh foods, ATV adventures, butterfly gardens and the likes, tarsiers etc.The only downside is if you know not how to drive a motorcycle youll end up commuting alot of it and it can be very expensive whereas if you rent a motorbike youll be able to save money and you can visit so many tourist spots and off the beaten places
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Can you experience lobok river mate, riding by the boat with the live band and foods
The Spanish friar was just the manager but the skilled workers were Filipinos who built the church.
Thank you for supporting the locals! more power to your vlog!
wow..that is the historical church .. i never been to bohol.. because of you guys.. i feel like...i explore the best spot in bohol.. thanks❤
the Philippines has a lot of colonial heritage churches built by the Spaniards almost everywhere you go in the Philippines, each town have their own churches, I suggest if you visit again in Manila try to visit Intramuros the walled city of Manila, a fortification built by the Spanish and it is considered a city built by the Spanish inside the walls and considered the original Manila in the Spanish colonial period, you can see a lot of old churches, houses, buildings and schools inside Intramuros also a lot of museums, restaurants, fort and dungeons in the old walls that was built in the 1590’s, by the Spanish, theres also a package group tour there with a guide, and you can ride a Calesa or the Philippine two-wheeled horse-drawn carriage that can tour you around Intramuros with an area of 166 acres..a must visit in Manila..
That would be great justin and Alina visit in leyte samar where a thousands white Russians built there community where no other countries accepting them only the Philippines has to open them to stay during the world war 2 ,,unfortunately is too far away to travel amazing history, check it out Alina ,,
Intramuros in manila have many historical house and churches, and also forth santiago where dr.jose Rizal exile the national heroes of the phi. And also in ilocos region there's many historical places, keep safe and good health 💖💯💪 GOD BLESS 💓🙏🍒
I noticed how not - so - blue Alona Beach's waters are. It's not really one of the majorly - promoted water sites of the Philippines. Although the country boasts many clear and blue beach waters, one place where vloggers go, for sure, is at Amanpulo, Pamalican Island just off Palawan Island. Or, try Tablas Island, Romblon. Check these two locations on RUclips.
Can't wait to tour you around on more tourist spots around Bohol
Thanks! You have been so kind and I haven’t got your name yet. 🙏
@@project_where Hello Justin and Alina, I'm Jay. Nice to meet you soon. Enjoy more in the Philippines 👏🙏🎉
Hope some locals there will invite you to complete the Simbang Gabi(Misa de Gallo) it's a 9-day culture where we go to church towards celebrating Christmas 🎄⛄
@@basictipsandtools4380 Wow we would love that in Manila. It’s Alina’s first Christmas, so we’re hoping to do something special :)
@@project_where You would title your vlog, "1st Simbang Gabi or Aguinado Mass" 9 days straight during dawn, that's the challenge ☺️👏. Then you would eat puto, bingka and drink sikwate after the mass.
I want part two, NOW!!! haha just kidding. Also, Justin are you single? 🥰
I dunno know which parts of the Baclayon Church were restoration efforts as it was heavily damaged during the 2013 Earthquake.
U should attend simbang gabi and buy foods sold after attending mass
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1400 is so pricey.
Its a tour stops like around Bohol the video shows only two tourist spots I think theres more left.