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FINALLY... we arrive in Manila, Philippines. BGC area to be specific. Apparently the Filipinos are some of the friendliest people on the planet. We've just come back from India, so the Filipinos have some beating to do.
Our one month journey starts here... we will be travelling to Cebu city, Moalboal, Oslob, Bohol, Siargao Island, Palawan - El Nido
We plan to eat, drink & experience Philippines as much as possible for the next 4 weeks. First stop, Manila City 🇵🇭
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Looking for a taste of Filipino cuisine? Look no further! Our KZfaq channel is dedicated to showcasing the rich and flavorful world of Filipino food. From classic dishes like adobo and pancit, to regional specialties like lechon and sinigang, our videos are sure to leave your taste buds satisfied. Join us as we explore the unique ingredients, cooking techniques, and cultural traditions that make Filipino cuisine so special. So come along on a culinary journey through the Philippines, and discover the delicious and diverse world of Filipino food.
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In this video, we explore the chaotic and congested streets of Manila, the bustling capital city of the Philippines. With a population of over 12 million people and limited infrastructure, traffic in Manila is notorious for its gridlock and long wait times.
Travel times in Manila can be unpredictable and often vary greatly depending on the time of day and the route taken. Rush hour traffic can cause significant delays, especially on major thoroughfares like EDSA, the city's main artery. It's not uncommon for a trip that would normally take 30 minutes to turn into a 2-hour commute during peak traffic hours. Additionally, road conditions can be poor in certain areas, which can slow down travel times even further. Despite the challenges, there are strategies that locals use to help navigate the traffic, such as taking alternative routes, using public transportation, or avoiding certain areas altogether. Whether you're a local or a visitor to Manila, it's important to factor in traffic conditions when planning your itinerary and allow for extra time to get to your destination.
FINALLY... we arrive in Manila, Philippines. BGC area to be specific. Apparently the Filipinos are some of the friendliest people on the planet. We've just come back from India, so the Filipinos have some beating to do.
Our one month journey starts here... we will be travelling to Cebu city, Moalboal, Oslob, Bohol, Siargao Island, Palawan - El Nido
We plan to eat, drink & experience Philippines as much as possible for the next 4 weeks. First stop, Manila City 🇵🇭
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Tutuban Divisoria Market in the heart of Manila!
Hold on tight as we dive into the bustling chaos of this incredible shopping haven. Get ready for a sensory overload as we navigate through the narrow streets packed with countless stalls, each one teeming with an endless array of products. From trendy fashion finds to electronics, home decor, toys, and so much more, Tutuban Divisoria Market truly has something for everyone.
But it's not just about shopping; Tutuban Divisoria Market is a melting pot of cultures, where locals and tourists come together to experience the vibrant spirit of Manila. From the lively conversations to the warm smiles of the vendors, you'll feel the incredible energy that pulses through this place.
00:00 Manila Canal Mall
05:01 Myheritage Ad
08:17 Reading out the Nasty & Nice comments
13:21 Christmas show
14:55 The best restaurant in Manila
18:44 Chicken Inasel
23:48 Manila Beach
32:12 Tutuban Divisoria Market, Manila
41:13 Old Town Manila - Intramuros
48:05 Race to the Airport to Cebu
We are Eleise and Lawrence & Nyh - A young family from the south of England. Like many people the pandemic gave us a shake up! While watching hours of Mark Weins in Thailand - We had our “Ah ha” Moment. We decided we wanted to travel.
Enjoying working for ourselves, we didn’t want to give up our business and decided it was entirely possible for us to do both. So we set about making it our lifestyle to work in the UK for a month, and then travel for a month - month on, month off…. until our little boy Nyh goes to school! We want to inspire people that you don’t have to up-sticks, sell all your belongings and leave behind family to be able to see the world.
Our Philosophy. Work, Travel, Repeat.
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