Jonathan, I think I just watched all your videos. You mentioned you’re from Alabama. I go to Birmingham all the time! Thank you for sharing your videos. They are addicting.
You have a great way of talking to people, very polite and respectful. It has helped me learn a few words. I also liked the nuts and honey idea. Many thanks.
That guy you met from Iloilo. He speaks Visaya (Ilonggo). Bohol and Cebu people speak Visaya (Cebuano). Visayas region has many dialects. But everyone can converse in Tagalog.
You have such a relaxing vlogging style, just walking around, chatting with people, looking at things and trying out foods, it makes me feel like I'm right there doing it too.
We were there back in 2006. They are one of the most popular eco-spa, back then. They have expanded their restaurant from what I see on your video. They had a lot of flowers because of their bee farm and those flowers also got integrated into their dishes.
Hi Jon, I have never been to Bohol. I grew up in Davao City. I left Davao City when I was in the 20's. I miss the white sand beach, the beautiful ocean, and the mountains. Someday I'm going home back for vacation. Nice view and thank you.
Nice your bck ❤ Have u tried eat bohol color red rice? but i am not sure if they still served that red rice bcoz when i study there in Bohol we eat that... overlooking beach mybe that y expensive..But really good to stay in Province compare in Manila too much expensive...
Welcome back to Bohol, Jonathan. Glad you're back. For your next blog would be fiesta attack this May where every day of the month there is fiesta and most household people will invite anyone who passes by. I'll try to send you the list of dates and towns in your messenger since it's a link/Newsfeed post.
Really nice place especially before pandemic, we had our company teambuilding there last 2018.their salad js good. Watching all your videos. Its gives good vibes.
We'd love to see you try more Filipino food. Hope you atleast try Sinigang. It is now becoming popular in other countries after it became Taste Atlas' World's Best Soup in 2021. Even vloggers like Mergim, Juicy vlog, and Making it happen's Mike loves it. It's a sour soup and eaten with rice. It can be Pork, Shrimp or even Salmon Sinigang.
I eat Filipino food almost every day at the Karenderias but usually don’t film myself there as it’s just my daily routine. But Sinigang is actually one of the foods I haven’t tried yet! I think it’s because I don’t crave hot soup during the hot day 😂 I’ll definitely try it though! Maybe at night would be better
That was a great video Jonathan. I just at wish you showed it on a map! Otherwise the cuts and editing were great. You are growing confidence and I love to here the language of Bohol!
Woohoo new video my fiancé and I will be visiting In February for a month for our honeymoon! We decided on which islands to go to from your videos and Bohol is definitely on our list. Thank you for all your travel advice
Hey Jonathan. Just wanna thank you for the great Philippines videos. Been watching few of your videos to prepare for my upcoming trip to Bohol, Cebu City and Moalboal. Hope to catch you around Bohol next month.
Malungay or Moringa are grown everywhere there in the Philippines. The next time you go to a Carinderia or restaurant, ask them if they have the Malungay soup.
You just keep adding things to my list of must visit places. I will probably have to extend for another 30 days after I get there just to scratch the surface of the things I want to see while there.
Just visit what you can while you are there. I just get on a plane and each trip go to an area I have never been, and half the time I don't make hotel reservations until I land there. Stay mobile and explore the Philippines, I have made about 18 trips since 2007. I usually visit at least 2 new areas each trip, it's been fun, If I like and area I stay for a while, if I don't like I move on.
Thanks for the great video. I will be in Bohol in 2 weeks and plan on renting a scooter and taking a tour of the island. Great to see the places that you stop and visit on your journey around the island. I have them pinned on my google maps to visit while I'm there.
Hi Jonathan, congratulations on your 78.7k subscribers. I'm very sure that the number will go up to 80k soon. Thanks for featuring Bohol Bee Farm in your vlog. Did you try their spreads & muffins? They're all very tasty/masarap. Ayo-ayo, amping 💕
Hi Jonathan, what a beautiful view you had to enjoy your lunch. How much do they charge for the honey? The Charcoal Ice-cream looked really interesting and different.
I’ve got to say out of all the Philipines you tubers you’ve got to be the best in my mind dude Keep the super informative but fun videos coming. And the view was amazing. But wasn’t the price of food kinda high ? Thanks bro ✌🏼
❤ Love the impromptu stops and you communicating with the locals. You are a TRAVELER, not a Tourist. 🤗 I’m from the Philippines but I’m from the north. I have yet to go to the famous beaches of my own home country. 😂 Next time we visit the Philippines, I’ll be island hopping! Plan on visiting Cordillera region soon… ❤
Hi thank you for watching! Thats Exactly where I want to go next! Becoming Filipino channel was just there! But I heard April was the harvest, so it’s not as green after that. Is May too late?
@@travelescapesOFFICIAL 😁 I did see Kulas going to the backstreets of Bontoc and Benguet. Kumander Daot took the Ifugao backroads right after him. May is the dry season…the terraces would be bare if you want to see the green luscious rice terraces. However, Baguio City is called the summer capital for a reason. Low humidity and the highest temperature rarely goes beyond 85, Sagada and the vegetable terraces in Atok is still good to go visit. Lots of local tourist though. 🤭 June-August is monsoon season so don’t travel there then…it’s the time for the rice paddies in Ifugao to fill, till and plant and the roads going from one province to the other is a bit dangerous. The best times to travel the entire Cordillera is between November to March. Take note that mid February to mid March is the annual Flower Festival in Baguio City (RE: Panagbenga) which is always something to look forward to, then from there, go towards Banaue Rice terraces via Sagada if you like to visit the vegetable terraces and the caves.
Hey Jonathan, thanks for getting back to me, another great video! Since you are living there how did you get around the mandatory return flight policy?
Commenting on an earlier vid to avoid Maritesses, lol. Anyway, just want to share with you a comment i made on Carefree Chris' channel: Honestly, and this is just my personal opinion based on my observations okay - most Visayan and Mindanaoan women typically have strong personalities. My mother is originally from northern Mindanao and she is what we call "mataray" (snappy, a bit crass, etc). Kind of like that famous celebrity mom here, Anabelle Rama (who's from Cebu). BUT, they do have a very loving side too which shows in how well they take care of their husbands and kids. I guess it's more of how they communicate with others that's mataray. Do you know that joke about Germans and how they speak? That even if they're sad, they still come across as angry? I think it's sort of like that. 😆
Ever since I planned my trip back to my home (Philippines) I started watching this guys vlogs, to be honest I dont really watch any Vlogs at all (not that im anyone special LOL) but this guy is actually really interesting person and a really nice person. such a down to earth type of guy. I fully support and enjoy this guys channel, his vlogs making me so excited for my trip back home. ITS BEEN 13YEARS. I miss my home mann!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@travelescapesOFFICIAL You're welcome sir! I moved to San Francisco, Ca. moved here when I was 14yrs old, I'm 27 now and I know a lot has changed since forsure! That's why I started searching how its like out there because I'm kind of nervous for whatever reason. Bohol is going to be my one of my destination actually, thats because of your Vlogs, its exactly what I like. the people, views, food, and it isn't crowded like the other tourist spots!
@@Lacvmbisss oh nice man! Alona Beach in Bohol can be crowded but that's probably only 2% of the island in terms of size. Very easy to get away from the tourism, which is what I like as well! Bohol's a great hub to get to Camiguin, Cebu, and Siquijor easily as well!
Was the food good? Super high prices for native food. The view was awesome, I wouldn't mind paying a premium for food if it was good and that view was there.
The 3 trips I've made from USA to Panglao Bohol we have visited Bohol Bee Farm. Yes a great place. Last year we also went to a place I believe it was called Zaras Cafe if you want a view its an absolute must. The owner is a great person as well as the food.
Not that I'm aware of. Your vlogs make me miss the Philippines so much, alot of the beaches and places you vlog about I've been. Thanks for bringing back great memories. Trust me on Zaras
Watching your videos and interactions with the locals and other people (oh, and not to forget the lovely distractions) is making my mental health better. No pressure, though. ;-) Take care!
You should try Calamay, it is a famous delicacy in Bohol, actually, you can buy it only in Bohol.. My grandpa used to buy us before when we are young, whenever he will visit his home town Bohol. It's good for a bread spread. Try to ask anywhere there, they know Calamay.
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Just came back from Bohol a few weeks ago! Definitely love Bohol bee farm!
Yes bro experience life to the fullest..enjoy.
I miss Bohol Philippines 🇵🇭 more Videos Please
Woow i love it amazing view i wish i will visit bohol one day❤👌🏽👍🏽honey chicken looks delicious😋👌🏽crispy
That is really a nice place.
Bohol is a lovely province. The people are kind. I was so thankful that our government built an airport there, for the tourists to see its beauty.
@LotharFriedrichFreiherr Seriously? The LGU must do something about this.
As always enjoying the view 😊 jealous 🎉😂
Thanks for show-casing the beauty, eateries of Bohol; Plan to visit soon
Advance congratulation for your silver button
Firstime I've watched you're videos I started to watch it all I love your videos man keep it up
Jonathan, I think I just watched all your videos. You mentioned you’re from Alabama. I go to Birmingham all the time! Thank you for sharing your videos. They are addicting.
nice video, chicken looks delicious. Charcoal ice cream interesting
God Bless Jonathan for Loving Philippines 🙏
Coming home soon ,hoping we will meet you around August!My children too excited!
Thanks for bringing us here it's very nice
I’m drooling watching the crispy chicken 🤤 hungry bunny now.
Smashing the like button 👍
Thank you!!
You have a great way of talking to people, very polite and respectful. It has helped me learn a few words. I also liked the nuts and honey idea. Many thanks.
Wow my Favorite restaurant in Bohol... Bee Farm❤❤❤
Love love sea urchin sushi. Expensive though. Imagine it’s so fresh there. I would bring sushi rice if I go there & pig out.
Wow. That view. Love your vlogs.
Thank you Nityaa!
That guy you met from Iloilo. He speaks Visaya (Ilonggo). Bohol and Cebu people speak Visaya (Cebuano). Visayas region has many dialects. But everyone can converse in Tagalog.
Pls visit our Town , DAGOHOY next to Carmen hehe...enjoy exploring in Bohol & keep safe 💖👍 Proud Boholana here 🙏
You have such a relaxing vlogging style, just walking around, chatting with people, looking at things and trying out foods, it makes me feel like I'm right there doing it too.
Malungay is used in herbal medicine but Pinoys use it in soups like Chicken tinola, it has a lot of medicinal properties.
I hope you bring your parent here in the philippines to see and visit our country🥰🥰🥰
Hope the BBF fully recovers and revives their operations. And go back to bee farming, too. Had a wonderful stay there some decades back.
Your videos are great. I will move to Mindanao. Greetings from Uruguay, latin America.
Muchas gracias! Enjoy your move over! Que estés bien!
We were there back in 2006. They are one of the most popular eco-spa, back then. They have expanded their restaurant from what I see on your video. They had a lot of flowers because of their bee farm and those flowers also got integrated into their dishes.
Life in the Philippines made your day, when people loves to chat 😊👍. That feeling of warmth and friendliness.
Thanks for the reminder. The Bee Farm just opened a brand new Buzzz Cafe here in my town. About 8 minutes away. Away we go!
Good morning bro..another great video 👍! Hope to be there soon..
Saw you at the Bohol Beach Club today, Wednesday. Hope to see a vlog on the place.
sweet... been waiting for a new video from you.
Thanks for watching Cory!!
Keep posting videos Jonathan !!!!!awesome job!!!!
Hi Jon, I have never been to Bohol. I grew up in Davao City. I left Davao City when I was in the 20's. I miss the white sand beach, the beautiful ocean, and the mountains. Someday I'm going home back for vacation. Nice view and thank you.
Glad you’re having a great time in Bohol, great food, great weather for cold Biko and ice cream, have fun Jonathan, stay safe from Sacramento Ca
Hope you'll meet Ms. Cynthia she's also a blogger from Bohol.
Awesome video Buddy
Keep the sweet adventure coming and thanks a lot 👍🏼🐝🐝🐝 Salamat
Nice resto view! 👍And that's what you call a home made glazed nuts ☺
what a pretty view indeed
Nice your bck ❤
Have u tried eat bohol color red rice? but i am not sure if they still served that red rice bcoz when i study there in Bohol we eat that...
overlooking beach mybe that y expensive..But really good to stay in Province compare in Manila too much expensive...
Guayabano is Soursop in English
Malunggay is Moringa
enjoy whatever flavor you decide Jonathan 😊
Great video!
Thank you for watching!
I agree you had a very view for lunch 👍
Yes, it’s beautiful there!
Oops sorry VERY NICE VIEW 😆
Quaint and fancy place. What a perfect pristine view while having a delectable meal, brother Jon.
I will be your subscriber also today after i watched those grandma on the video saying they subscribe on your channel.
Nice video thanks again
Enjoy watching from Germany w/❤😇
i love watching all ur videos....from the manila
Welcome back to Bohol, Jonathan. Glad you're back. For your next blog would be fiesta attack this May where every day of the month there is fiesta and most household people will invite anyone who passes by. I'll try to send you the list of dates and towns in your messenger since it's a link/Newsfeed post.
Thanks for sharing
Good morning jonathan cheers for your food tasting and nice to see you exploring more islands.stay safe.👍😋😍✌🙏🇵🇭
Thank you for watching! I’m already planning out the next exploration!
Really nice place especially before pandemic, we had our company teambuilding there last 2018.their salad js good. Watching all your videos. Its gives good vibes.
Yeah! I liked the chicken I had there! And thank you so much for watching!
that beach over there is dumaluan to south palms i think
We'd love to see you try more Filipino food. Hope you atleast try Sinigang. It is now becoming popular in other countries after it became Taste Atlas' World's Best Soup in 2021. Even vloggers like Mergim, Juicy vlog, and Making it happen's Mike loves it. It's a sour soup and eaten with rice. It can be Pork, Shrimp or even Salmon Sinigang.
I eat Filipino food almost every day at the Karenderias but usually don’t film myself there as it’s just my daily routine. But Sinigang is actually one of the foods I haven’t tried yet! I think it’s because I don’t crave hot soup during the hot day 😂 I’ll definitely try it though! Maybe at night would be better
That was a great video Jonathan. I just at wish you showed it on a map!
Otherwise the cuts and editing were great. You are growing confidence and I love to here the language of Bohol!
Woohoo new video my fiancé and I will be visiting In February for a month for our honeymoon! We decided on which islands to go to from your videos and Bohol is definitely on our list. Thank you for all your travel advice
Love your channel brother! Cheers.
Hey Jonathan. Just wanna thank you for the great Philippines videos. Been watching few of your videos to prepare for my upcoming trip to Bohol, Cebu City and Moalboal.
Hope to catch you around Bohol next month.
Malungay or Moringa are grown everywhere there in the Philippines. The next time you go to a Carinderia or restaurant, ask them if they have the Malungay soup.
My husband and I now enjoy your honey and nut suggestion! Much healthier option! We're enjoying your videos!
Hahah that’s awesome!! I was wondering if anyone was going to try it! Thanks for letting me know!
You just keep adding things to my list of must visit places. I will probably have to extend for another 30 days after I get there just to scratch the surface of the things I want to see while there.
Just visit what you can while you are there. I just get on a plane and each trip go to an area I have never been, and half the time I don't make hotel reservations until I land there. Stay mobile and explore the Philippines, I have made about 18 trips since 2007. I usually visit at least 2 new areas each trip, it's been fun, If I like and area I stay for a while, if I don't like I move on.
I haven't scratched the surface yet still myself
maybe Bohol is your fav of All Jonathan so learn na jud ka ug bisaya ha amping DHA
We will be in Bohol in September. I can't wait. Thanks for the great content.
Thanks for watching! Enjoy your trip!
You did not go down by the water ? there is a steps to go down near the restaurant. You can relax there and nice breeze.
That section was closed off for some reason
Hope you can experience the fiesta in Bohol the whole month of MAY ...
Thanks for the great video. I will be in Bohol in 2 weeks and plan on renting a scooter and taking a tour of the island. Great to see the places that you stop and visit on your journey around the island. I have them pinned on my google maps to visit while I'm there.
That's a nice restaurant; those prices are high but you're really paying for the view!
Hiiiiii. Iloilo speaks bisaya but ilonggo same as in Bacolod. So amping is Halong. Thanks for the videos!
New subs. Sir shout out from Nuat Thai danao panglao Bohol 😊❤
Wow
Try Bohol Vantage Resort / Le Panorama Restaraunt outdoor deck
Amping sir Jonathan ☺️😎 ayo-ayo!
Amping ayo ayo!
Bohol Bee Farm in Panglao. 🐝🐝🐝
Yep!
We liked the Salted Caramel.
Sweet.
Malunggay - Moringa ( healthy leaves )
Ube - purple Yan or purple taro
Guysbano - soursop ( healthy fruit )
Oh nice thank you!
taro and yam are different. ube is a yam, gabi is taro
Hi Jonathan, congratulations on your 78.7k subscribers. I'm very sure that the number will go up to 80k soon. Thanks for featuring Bohol Bee Farm in your vlog. Did you try their spreads & muffins? They're all very tasty/masarap. Ayo-ayo, amping 💕
Enjoy Jonathan🎉 hope to see you soon
Thanks Richard! hope to run into you too!
Hi Jonathan, what a beautiful view you had to enjoy your lunch. How much do they charge for the honey? The Charcoal Ice-cream looked really interesting and different.
I’ve got to say out of all the Philipines you tubers you’ve got to be the best in my mind dude
Keep the super informative but fun videos coming. And the view was amazing. But wasn’t the price of food kinda high ?
Thanks bro ✌🏼
❤ Love the impromptu stops and you communicating with the locals. You are a TRAVELER, not a Tourist. 🤗
I’m from the Philippines but I’m from the north. I have yet to go to the famous beaches of my own home country. 😂 Next time we visit the Philippines, I’ll be island hopping!
Plan on visiting Cordillera region soon… ❤
Hi thank you for watching! Thats Exactly where I want to go next! Becoming Filipino channel was just there! But I heard April was the harvest, so it’s not as green after that. Is May too late?
@@travelescapesOFFICIAL 😁 I did see Kulas going to the backstreets of Bontoc and Benguet. Kumander Daot took the Ifugao backroads right after him. May is the dry season…the terraces would be bare if you want to see the green luscious rice terraces. However, Baguio City is called the summer capital for a reason. Low humidity and the highest temperature rarely goes beyond 85, Sagada and the vegetable terraces in Atok is still good to go visit. Lots of local tourist though. 🤭 June-August is monsoon season so don’t travel there then…it’s the time for the rice paddies in Ifugao to fill, till and plant and the roads going from one province to the other is a bit dangerous. The best times to travel the entire Cordillera is between November to March. Take note that mid February to mid March is the annual Flower Festival in Baguio City (RE: Panagbenga) which is always something to look forward to, then from there, go towards Banaue Rice terraces via Sagada if you like to visit the vegetable terraces and the caves.
Visit davao city and have some durian fruit 😊
hey jon, i want to see you play the guitar again. 😁
Bohol honey is the best and the sweetest, you should have one Jon...😊
The wild honey was great!
@@travelescapesOFFICIAL try the local you wont regret
4:16 that frog is SOooo important.. daaang.. you should’ve asked about it.. [maybe future] there’s a super secret story behind it 🫣🤫 😂
Dude you’re famous now 🎉
Hey Jonathan, thanks for getting back to me, another great video! Since you are living there how did you get around the mandatory return flight policy?
Commenting on an earlier vid to avoid Maritesses, lol. Anyway, just want to share with you a comment i made on Carefree Chris' channel:
Honestly, and this is just my personal opinion based on my observations okay - most Visayan and Mindanaoan women typically have strong personalities. My mother is originally from northern Mindanao and she is what we call "mataray" (snappy, a bit crass, etc). Kind of like that famous celebrity mom here, Anabelle Rama (who's from Cebu). BUT, they do have a very loving side too which shows in how well they take care of their husbands and kids. I guess it's more of how they communicate with others that's mataray.
Do you know that joke about Germans and how they speak? That even if they're sad, they still come across as angry? I think it's sort of like that. 😆
Ever since I planned my trip back to my home (Philippines) I started watching this guys vlogs, to be honest I dont really watch any Vlogs at all (not that im anyone special LOL) but this guy is actually really interesting person and a really nice person. such a down to earth type of guy. I fully support and enjoy this guys channel, his vlogs making me so excited for my trip back home.
ITS BEEN 13YEARS. I miss my home mann!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I really appreciate this comment! 13 years is a long time away! Where did you move to?
@@travelescapesOFFICIAL You're welcome sir! I moved to San Francisco, Ca. moved here when I was 14yrs old, I'm 27 now and I know a lot has changed since forsure! That's why I started searching how its like out there because I'm kind of nervous for whatever reason. Bohol is going to be my one of my destination actually, thats because of your Vlogs, its exactly what I like. the people, views, food, and it isn't crowded like the other tourist spots!
@@Lacvmbisss oh nice man! Alona Beach in Bohol can be crowded but that's probably only 2% of the island in terms of size. Very easy to get away from the tourism, which is what I like as well! Bohol's a great hub to get to Camiguin, Cebu, and Siquijor easily as well!
@@travelescapesOFFICIAL oh okay noted! Thanks for that information
@@Lacvmbisss sure thing! Have a good trip!
Was the food good? Super high prices for native food. The view was awesome, I wouldn't mind paying a premium for food if it was good and that view was there.
The 3 trips I've made from USA to Panglao Bohol we have visited Bohol Bee Farm. Yes a great place. Last year we also went to a place I believe it was called Zaras Cafe if you want a view its an absolute must. The owner is a great person as well as the food.
Great tip’ thanks! I’ll search it now. Did they have bees when you visited in the last?
Not that I'm aware of.
Your vlogs make me miss the Philippines so much, alot of the beaches and places you vlog about I've been. Thanks for bringing back great memories. Trust me on Zaras
Keep up the work.
will do! Thanks for watching!
What a nice place 😍
It is!
Watching your videos and interactions with the locals and other people (oh, and not to forget the lovely distractions) is making my mental health better. No pressure, though. ;-) Take care!
thank you for watching! I’m glad to hear it can help you in any way! What do you mean; why would that be pressure?
@@travelescapesOFFICIAL Just a joke, Jonathan. ;-) Looking forward to the next video! Are you planning to jump islands any time soon, to f.ex Panay?
Back on top🎉🎉🎉🎉
hahhah niiice
We were there in Bohol in 2005
Charcoal ice cream really!!😅 That nails ur video today😀..idk if I try that lol..be safe trying new things Jonathan..take care & God bless!❤
😂 I’ll try anything once!
You should try Calamay, it is a famous delicacy in Bohol, actually, you can buy it only in Bohol.. My grandpa used to buy us before when we are young, whenever he will visit his home town Bohol. It's good for a bread spread. Try to ask anywhere there, they know Calamay.