We LOVED our trip to The Philippines and we went to 14 different places in total from going all the way up North to Vigan, to the islands down South with the bluest water we have ever seen! 🇵🇭 We enjoyed many adventures together in this beautiful country and tried as much food as we could fit in too! We would really appreciate any recommendations and ideas for our next trip, anything we missed? Where do you think we’d enjoy exploring next? Check out the rest of our Philippines trip here: ruclips.net/p/PLEqYdCbbLZjGln3NwiM_Ua2e_mGJDX4ey
@@Onthemovetravelstories yes,that is our pure IGOROT CULTURE..INCLUDING BAGUIO CITY..IGOROT IS ONE OF THE TRIBES OF GOD/ TRIBES OF NEW SPIRITUAL ISRAEL , THAT IS WHY WE ARE THE AMAZING AND LOVELY PEOPLE IN THE WORLD..GOD FEARING PEOPLE. PHILIPPINES IS THE NEW ESRAEL OF GOD.
it's amazing to think that all those terraces are made by hand. they literally sculpted and shaped mountains using their bare hands that took centuries.
@@Onthemovetravelstories it is the only wonders of the world that didnt force the people to do it. I mean they did it for their living not by somebody who dictate or force them to.
Wow rice tarrace so beautiful view.enjoy explore banaue .the tour guide so good use tabako cegarrites.god bless stay safe always.u visite tagaytay is beautiful mountain also u see mt.mayon and eat delicious bolalo.and bague so nice place also it's more fun in the Philippines god bless
James made your money worth , its not just a trek , but introduces the beetle nut chewing which makes your teeth strong , and the self-sufficient pounding of rice for family consumption . It retains more of its nutrients than rice mill . And that traditional house!!! I sit for an hour in the corner of it , just immersing myself on its tranquility & spectacular view ( betwern 4-5 pm ) . Someday , i will visit Batad again.
It's betel nut dear. And whoever told you that chewing that nut is good for your teeth is lying. On the contrary, regular chewing of betel nuts causes tooth decay, and gum disease and can also lead to oral cancer. Don't take my word for it, you can research and find it out yourself. In this time and age of advanced technology and increasing knowledge, I expect people to be a bit more responsible in blurting out things and not just rely on old beliefs, sayings, and obsolete knowledge. We have to constantly upgrade our understanding of things to keep abreast with time.
You're right there's so many rice terraces in Asia like in China, Indonesia, Vietnam but in the Philippines is so unique coz it's the oldest and the largest in the world
Oh… now I miss home. Last time I went to Batad was 14 years ago. They say if you are from an area, you tend to miss out on what other people see… I grew up in Ifugao and I’m still in awe everytime I see it. Perhaps it’s because we attribute it more as our link to our ancestors just imagining how they carried those rocks from the bottom of the mountain to create those terraces without any tools. As for the betel nut chewing, this is mostly in the Ifugao region. It does not have any particular health benefits but it is like having coffee and cigarette after a big meal but without the risk of lung cancer. 😂 And because of the lime, you rarely see plaque in their teeth but it does harm the gums overtime. People say the Banaue rice terraces is the 8th wonder of the world, although not officially, as a UNESCO heritage site, it is still a place worth visiting.
Well you come from a very beautiful part of the Philippines 😊 thank you for sharing all that information and how incredible are people building that 2000 years ago! 😊
I think this is a hidden paradise. It's very beautiful. The activity of eating leaves is added to some of the ingredients, which in Indonesia is called "nginang", the ingredients are betel leaf, Gambir lime, betel nut, then after chewing put tobacco on the lips. Greetings from Indonesia
In my younger years our grandma did that kinda weird smoking in the province. She wrapped the brown thing with a leaf and chewed it. She called it "nga-nga" 😊
I grew up in New Jersey and been to Philippines numerous times but never had a chance to visit the rice terraces or Bagiuo. Hopefully before i die, i will see those places.
it's takes a lot of work to take the husks off the rice to make them edible that's why the saying "rice is life" in the Philippines is taken seriously even though it's usually stated in a jovial manner.
You are so brave i admire you on the move blogs.Because youre only two female going places here in php.thanks for loving our country.Like the local says its more fun in the philippines.take care and God bless you two.
When you come back to the city , it's a breath of fresh air to recall how beautiful it really was trekking Batad ... it's like a pilgrimage to nature . So nice to see Batad and the path we also once took. Thanks for the vlog.
Hi i just subscribed and am loving it so far. Thank you for exploring our country and i hope you explore more. there is so much more to explore. Enjoy your stay here.
Both of you are going to have a very nice sleep from miles of walking up and down the rice terraces. I’ve been to Baguio twice but I’ve never experience what you both did. We just ho to like the downtown area.! Very nice. New subscriber here👋🫰🫶♥️
Wow! I admire how you filmed how to chew "Nga-Nga" my grandma used to chew that, instead of cigarette or cigar that was their favorite past time. I remember I was only 5 yrs old and my brother was 13, and we stole some if it, chew it and we got high and felt so dizzy. 😅🤣. Proud to be born and raised in The Philippines, but I haven't been too Banaue, only in Baguio. I want to visit there someday.
Been following your journey and was in awe over the aerial footages you took of the terraces. I knew they are awesome, I didn't realize they are that incredibly awesome!!! Thanks for taking us with you. Have a nice dinner on me 😘
@@Onthemovetravelstories Question: I was one of those who guest correctly a photo of you two was taken in Palawan (El Nido on Coron). Yet I haven't seen any videos from Palawan yet.
Another great vlogs 😍 you were blessed with a much better weather as well and hiking the rice terraces is such an amazing experience. My dad used to chew beetle nut and it stains the mouth 😅. Looking forward to more! 🇵🇭🇦🇺🙌
Thank you guys for touring us !! I haven't been there. I lived in the south of the Philippines. Perhaps in the near future, I will come to visit Banaue Rice Terraces. Lucky you, you came from a far away country and had witness this unisco heritage area. Yes, I agree the travel time is a way too challenging. Good luck guys unto your next destination and keep safe.
Yes, traditional house in the Cordilleras. But, if you travel around the Philippines, you would notice we have many types of traditional houses because there are many different Filipino ethnicities with different languages and cultures. Many people outside the Philippines do not know this so I feel compelled to share, haha. But, I do want to hike around those rice terraces one day and hopefully even get a traditional tattoo.
It's wonderful to see a non-usual destination that is not so much frequented by vloggers as it gets saturating to see the same places being explored always. Not of anyone's fault as these places are suggested by locals so this vlog is exceptionally refreshing as this showcases one of the 8th Wonders of the World. Fun Fact, the Banaue Rice Terraces also inspired the visuals of the environment where Thanos had retired to after the "Snap" in Avengers Infinity War and Endgame.
Banawe Rice Terraces is magnificently a Marvel how they built without architechtural and engineering studies from any school on how to construct and maintain naturally incredible.
I, once tried that gigantic mortar and pestle after seeing a young local girl use it. It’s really heavy!! I couldn’t even lift it and pound for over 5x haha but it was a nice experience. Glad you’re enjoying your stay here! Stay safe!
Again, great shots esp. the drone footage. :) But yeah, the terraces would have looked better if the rice hasn't been harvested yet and are still green. But still looks awesome I know it's hot but things really look way better when the sun is out. About the age. i think historians are now contesting that they are millennia old but only centuries old. But it doesn't matter. They're still awesome and the Banaue terraces are actually a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Plus it's the site that was used for the Thanos ending scene in the Avengers. :)
We agree the green would have been cool to see BUT all of the different levels of water gave a cool scene! James mentioned this on the day we couldn’t believe it was filmed there 😊
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We LOVED our trip to The Philippines and we went to 14 different places in total from going all the way up North to Vigan, to the islands down South with the bluest water we have ever seen! 🇵🇭
We enjoyed many adventures together in this beautiful country and tried as much food as we could fit in too!
We would really appreciate any recommendations and ideas for our next trip, anything we missed? Where do you think we’d enjoy exploring next?
Check out the rest of our Philippines trip here: ruclips.net/p/PLEqYdCbbLZjGln3NwiM_Ua2e_mGJDX4ey
I was shocked 😱 you're in Banaue Yesterday u were just in BGC 😂
Omg 3 cute puppies
BANAUE RICE TERRACES IS ONE OF THE 8TH WONDERS OF THE WORLD
It’s not official :).
It’s beautiful 🤩
That rice pounding is a good work out for the heart and muscles. Glad you immerse yourselves in the Igorot culture.
Thank you and it was great 😊
@@Onthemovetravelstories yes,that is our pure IGOROT CULTURE..INCLUDING BAGUIO CITY..IGOROT IS ONE OF THE TRIBES OF GOD/ TRIBES OF NEW SPIRITUAL ISRAEL , THAT IS WHY WE ARE THE AMAZING AND LOVELY PEOPLE IN THE WORLD..GOD FEARING PEOPLE.
PHILIPPINES IS THE NEW ESRAEL OF GOD.
it's amazing to think that all those terraces are made by hand. they literally sculpted and shaped mountains using their bare hands that took centuries.
It’s incredible 😍
@@Onthemovetravelstories it is the only wonders of the world that didnt force the people to do it. I mean they did it for their living not by somebody who dictate or force them to.
@@Onthemovetravelstories the oldest of the wonders of the world
@@yourboy8179 *A masterpiece made out of necessity, and if you're an emotional being like me, I would say essentially, made out of love.*
Wow rice tarrace so beautiful view.enjoy explore banaue .the tour guide so good use tabako cegarrites.god bless stay safe always.u visite tagaytay is beautiful mountain also u see mt.mayon and eat delicious bolalo.and bague so nice place also it's more fun in the Philippines god bless
Thank you 😊
@@Onthemovetravelstories your welcom
Mt Mayon is in Albay, Bicol region.
The one in Tagaytay is Taal Volcano.
Wow! the wonderful Banaue Rice Terraces of Philippines, considered as the 8th wonder of the world, amazing!
We could see why they were amazing 🤩
WHAT !!!!! EPIC DRONE SHOTS . 👋👋👋❤️❤️❤️👍👏✌️🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Thank you 😊
James made your money worth , its not just a trek , but introduces the beetle nut chewing which makes your teeth strong , and the self-sufficient pounding of rice for family consumption . It retains more of its nutrients than rice mill . And that traditional house!!! I sit for an hour in the corner of it , just immersing myself on its tranquility & spectacular view ( betwern 4-5 pm ) .
Someday , i will visit Batad again.
It's betel nut dear. And whoever told you that chewing that nut is good for your teeth is lying. On the contrary, regular chewing of betel nuts causes tooth decay, and gum disease and can also lead to oral cancer. Don't take my word for it, you can research and find it out yourself.
In this time and age of advanced technology and increasing knowledge, I expect people to be a bit more responsible in blurting out things and not just rely on old beliefs, sayings, and obsolete knowledge.
We have to constantly upgrade our understanding of things to keep abreast with time.
James was amazing 🤩
If you go to the tourism office where you will get dropped off on the bus and you can ask for James he is a guide 😊
Nice vlog❤️❤️❤️
Enjoy the 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Thank you 😊
i think you are the first foreign RUclipsrs that filmed how to chew beetle nut or Mamma. ☺️❤️
Agree
its 'betel' nut.
"nga-nga". just now, i understand what its compose of and how the procedure is. I saw that only chewing by elderly when i was kid.
@@waltercastro9112 thank you for the correction
ammm... wil dasovich? he did it when vlogging was not that known in the Philippines... well, he is technically only half...
This is like a video from National Geographic! Fun watching you ladies in your trips around this country!
Thank you 😊
Bettle nut chewing is most common here in South East Asia. Your guide is amazing very knowledgeable!!
James was amazing 🤩
Nice hike and discovering a very old heritage and culture......cool...
Thank you 😊
Wow!!!!! What a Paradise is that!!!!men! I can live there for all my life!!!!! Where in Earth is that???
In the Philippines, it was a beautiful place!🤩
Yep rice terraces are unesco heritage site. Those small ones in bali are child's play.
They are all beautiful but these were very different and alot bigger
You're right there's so many rice terraces in Asia like in China, Indonesia, Vietnam but in the Philippines is so unique coz it's the oldest and the largest in the world
Wow you guys're already there. Awesome episode.
Thank you 😊
So beautiful place I hope I can come here while spending Christmas in Manila this year...
Do it 😊
Breathtaking views 😍
They were incredible 😍
wow its another epic content,very nice,known also as an 8 Wonder of the World,keep making more beautiful videos guys,keep safe and Godbless
Thank you 😊
Oh… now I miss home. Last time I went to Batad was 14 years ago. They say if you are from an area, you tend to miss out on what other people see… I grew up in Ifugao and I’m still in awe everytime I see it. Perhaps it’s because we attribute it more as our link to our ancestors just imagining how they carried those rocks from the bottom of the mountain to create those terraces without any tools.
As for the betel nut chewing, this is mostly in the Ifugao region. It does not have any particular health benefits but it is like having coffee and cigarette after a big meal but without the risk of lung cancer. 😂 And because of the lime, you rarely see plaque in their teeth but it does harm the gums overtime.
People say the Banaue rice terraces is the 8th wonder of the world, although not officially, as a UNESCO heritage site, it is still a place worth visiting.
Well you come from a very beautiful part of the Philippines 😊 thank you for sharing all that information and how incredible are people building that 2000 years ago! 😊
gawid ka mo twali kar hehe
Welcome to baguio one of the most beautiful tourist spot in the philippines..
Thank you 😊
Baguio is in a different Province! And you don't even pass any part of Benguet from Manila because you go via Dalton Pass.
I think this is a hidden paradise. It's very beautiful. The activity of eating leaves is added to some of the ingredients, which in Indonesia is called "nginang", the ingredients are betel leaf, Gambir lime, betel nut, then after chewing put tobacco on the lips. Greetings from Indonesia
No way so it’s very similar then 😊
In my younger years our grandma did that kinda weird smoking in the province. She wrapped the brown thing with a leaf and chewed it. She called it "nga-nga" 😊
No way it’s so interesting we have never seen it before!
Wow, Banaue Rice Terraces of the Philippines is super duper! 🌾🏞️
It sure was 😍
I grew up in New Jersey and been to Philippines numerous times but never had a chance to visit the rice terraces or Bagiuo. Hopefully before i die, i will see those places.
You have to see them it was a highlight for us 😊
it's takes a lot of work to take the husks off the rice to make them edible that's why the saying "rice is life" in the Philippines is taken seriously even though it's usually stated in a jovial manner.
It’s hard going and a lot of work!
One day ill trudge those mountain ranges.. 🙏 keep Enjoying our country.. we all appreciate foreign guests like u guys.. 👌
You have to do it! Thank you 😊
Those drone shots are amazing! I hope you guys reach 100k subs soon. Enjoyyyyy
Thank you 😊
You are so brave i admire you on the move blogs.Because youre only two female going places here in php.thanks for loving our country.Like the local says its more fun in the philippines.take care and God bless you two.
Thank you so much 😊
The drone footage is absolutely beautiful…
Thank you 😊
Wow!
Glad that you visited banaue. By the way i'm from Baguio.
We passed through and it looked so cool 😎
Spectacular
Thank you 😊
When you come back to the city , it's a breath of fresh air to recall how beautiful it really was trekking Batad ... it's like a pilgrimage to nature . So nice to see Batad and the path we also once took. Thanks for the vlog.
Thank you and we agree 😊
I hope you try to visit also batanes the most beautiful place in the philipines
Ok we will take a look thank you 😊
glad u visit the eight wonders of the world.the banaue rice terraces of the philippines.
Thank you 😊
Thank you for an interesting educational vlog. You featured many things that other vloggers have not shown.
Thank you 😊
Enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Philippines. Happy for you. God bless and Take care
Thank you 😊
Pemandangan sangat indah seperti di surga
Agreed 😍
What a Beautiful View from above the banawe rice terraces Enjoy and keep safe guys more Vlogs in the Philippines
Thank you 😊
Hi i just subscribed and am loving it so far. Thank you for exploring our country and i hope you explore more. there is so much more to explore. Enjoy your stay here.
Thank you so much 😊
Both of you are going to have a very nice sleep from miles of walking up and down the rice terraces. I’ve been to Baguio twice but I’ve never experience what you both did. We just ho to like the downtown area.! Very nice. New subscriber here👋🫰🫶♥️
Haha we slept very well after this and thank for the follow 😊
Can't wait for the part two... That hike im sure it was pain in the legs...
Haha it was hard but so worth it 😍
You should see the mountain views here at Baguio City and Sagada.
Ahh yes wait and see 😊
Very nice vlog. 👍👍👍
Thank you 😊
Hello senorita's you guys just brought me with your journey love it. I can't travel yet but watching your channel I enjoyed everything :)
That’s very kind of you! We hope you can travel soon 😊
love this video
Thank you 😊
new subscriber🇵🇭
Thank you 😊
Welcome to the philippines guys enjoy your day and have fun.. 😉👌🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Thank you 😊
Congratulations 5k subs on the move 🎉❤
Thank you so much! Thanks to all of you for supporting us 😊
You're one of the few vloggers who travelled up north of the Philippines. Hope you enjoy it. Thank you for promoting our country
It was beautiful 🤩
What a nice experience. Love the greenery!
It was so beautiful 😊
Welcome to Philippines , Enjoy your Tour, please visit the Pink Island in Samar the Sand was Color Pink❤🇵🇭
Ok we will take a look 😊
Sending my full support
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amazing drone shots!😍😍😍
Thank you 😊
🌴🌴🌴just BEAUTIFUL 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽💙❤️💙🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Thank you 😊
Pretty impressive, interesting, informative vlog, You guys rock! Can't wait for part 2!
Thank you so much 😊
I love Batad. Amazingly beautiful and serene.
It’s so beautiful 🤩
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Hope u guys visit Mt.Pinatubo in Zambales 😊 Keep safe always guys...
Ok we will take a look 😊
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Wow, you really did justice on filming the Banaue, it’s beyond words.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment 🤩 we really enjoyed our day here 😊
Thank you for promoting our place.. Im a local of Batad rice terraces..
Thank you 😊 it was beautiful 🤩
A warm welcome to the Philippines. Keep vlogging in this beautiful country.
Thank you so much 😊
Watching your vlog more fun in the Philippines. God Bless keep safe.
Thank you 😊
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Welcome to my beautiful country..love from HONGKONG..
Thank you 😊
New subscriber here
Thank you 😊
Wow! I admire how you filmed how to chew "Nga-Nga" my grandma used to chew that, instead of cigarette or cigar that was their favorite past time. I remember I was only 5 yrs old and my brother was 13, and we stole some if it, chew it and we got high and felt so dizzy. 😅🤣. Proud to be born and raised in The Philippines, but I haven't been too Banaue, only in Baguio. I want to visit there someday.
Oh wow 😂 we hope you get to visit Banaue too! It’s amazing!
enjoy your hiking guys and more fun
Thank you 😊
Welcome to the Philippines... enjoy your travel keep safe...😊😊😊
Thank you 😊
Fantastic drone shots! Loving your vlogs!
Thank you 😊
Absolutely beautiful 😍
It really was🤩
Wow Stunning shots
Thank you 😊
Been following your journey and was in awe over the aerial footages you took of the terraces. I knew they are awesome, I didn't realize they are that incredibly awesome!!! Thanks for taking us with you. Have a nice dinner on me 😘
Thank you so much that is very kind of you 😊
@@Onthemovetravelstories Question: I was one of those who guest correctly a photo of you two was taken in Palawan (El Nido on Coron). Yet I haven't seen any videos from Palawan yet.
Very nice 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you 😊
That's amazing even Pinoy don't go there experience it but you rock coz it's very hot that day . be safe always
Thank you 😊
Welcome to the northern part of the Philippines...
Thank you 😊
Another great vlogs 😍 you were blessed with a much better weather as well and hiking the rice terraces is such an amazing experience. My dad used to chew beetle nut and it stains the mouth 😅. Looking forward to more! 🇵🇭🇦🇺🙌
Thank you and no way it was so interesting we had never seen that before 😊
I like your tour guide...he's so friendly..
James was amazing 🤩
Thank you guys for touring us !! I haven't been there. I lived in the south of the Philippines. Perhaps in the near future, I will come to visit Banaue Rice Terraces. Lucky you, you came from a far away country and had witness this unisco heritage area. Yes, I agree the travel time is a way too challenging. Good luck guys unto your next destination and keep safe.
Thank you 😊 I hope you get to see them!
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Love watching your vlogs. Thanks for visiting the Philippines.
Thank you so much 😊
Awesome drone footage of the Banue rice terraces. Loved it.👍🏼❤️
Thank you 😊
Yes, traditional house in the Cordilleras. But, if you travel around the Philippines, you would notice we have many types of traditional houses because there are many different Filipino ethnicities with different languages and cultures. Many people outside the Philippines do not know this so I feel compelled to share, haha. But, I do want to hike around those rice terraces one day and hopefully even get a traditional tattoo.
The house was incredible 😊 and you have to do it 😊
Love tricycle rides!
They are so cool right 😁
Have fun stay safe
Thank you 😊
@@Onthemovetravelstories ur welcome
Nice video
Thank you 😊
It's wonderful to see a non-usual destination that is not so much frequented by vloggers as it gets saturating to see the same places being explored always. Not of anyone's fault as these places are suggested by locals so this vlog is exceptionally refreshing as this showcases one of the 8th Wonders of the World. Fun Fact, the Banaue Rice Terraces also inspired the visuals of the environment where Thanos had retired to after the "Snap" in Avengers Infinity War and Endgame.
So cool that avengers was filmed there and thank you 😊
Banawe Rice Terraces is magnificently a Marvel how they built without architechtural and engineering studies from any school on how to construct and maintain naturally incredible.
It is absolutely incredible 🤩
New subscriber guys. Thank you for visiting Philippines 🇵🇭.
Thank you 😊
such epic drone footage!
Thank you it was so fun flying the drone here 😍
I, once tried that gigantic mortar and pestle after seeing a young local girl use it. It’s really heavy!! I couldn’t even lift it and pound for over 5x haha but it was a nice experience. Glad you’re enjoying your stay here! Stay safe!
It was super heavy we couldn’t believe it! It was a great informative day out 😊
Again, great shots esp. the drone footage. :) But yeah, the terraces would have looked better if the rice hasn't been harvested yet and are still green. But still looks awesome I know it's hot but things really look way better when the sun is out.
About the age. i think historians are now contesting that they are millennia old but only centuries old. But it doesn't matter. They're still awesome and the Banaue terraces are actually a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Plus it's the site that was used for the Thanos ending scene in the Avengers. :)
We agree the green would have been cool to see BUT all of the different levels of water gave a cool scene! James mentioned this on the day we couldn’t believe it was filmed there 😊
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ang galing.!
nice choice bellas..
just trust the locals awesomeness will follow..🌊🐧🍬🙈
Thank you 😊
@@Onthemovetravelstories
no worries.. NBD
I love your videos! So well produced and edited ☺️ Thanks for visiting the Philippines!
Very kind of you to say thank you 😊
FYI.. Banaue rice terraces was featured in the movie Avengers: Infinity wars.. The ending scene with Thanos..
James said this to us it’s so cool 😎