Rare Manila Philippines in 1960s

RARE MANILA PHILIPPINES IN 1960 old video RESTORED AND COLORED
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[@0xSchwarz]

Manila is so beautiful back then, today it's so crowded and no urban planning

[@abrqzx]

Blame the Marcos dictatorship

[@abrqzx]

This is the time when Marcos Sr. is not the President. Noong naging Presidente siya, wala man lang siyang ginawang economic plan sa Pilipinas. Inuna pa niya yung Martial Law kaya sa loob ng term niya wala man lang economic development ang Pilipinas

[@medelpascual7212]

no it is because of world war 2. The people of Manila was so devastated and can’t move on until now

[@hua_tetsu_cat]

​​@@abrqzxsure, sure but most likely the government was not interested in any urban planning or we don't have the talent to do so.
Remember during this time American influence is very high to the point we look down on other countries. Japan and Europe had finished rebuilding after WW2 and we didn't bat an eye to them because we think that the US is the only country that's the best at everything -- how truly false was that. We didn't look for any inspiration from other countries besides the US we think their system would be best for us, when in reality we should have looked for a system that is suited for the Philippines in urban planning and development.
It was our people's short sightedness for the sake of temporary satisfaction without thinking the long term

[@abrqzx]

@@hua_tetsu_cat because the US is the wealthiest and powerful country back then and until today. Europe back then was fully destroyed by the Nazis and Southeast and Eastern Asia were destroyed by the Japanese Imperial Army so saan tayo magbabase ng urban planning? Your argument is so misleading and dumb at the same time. 21 years naging pangulo si Marcos tapos kapag nakita mo ang records ng government niya in terms of nation building and economic plan, naka focused lahat yung budget for martial law kaya buong 21 years na pangulo siya wala talagang halos infrastructure improvements kaya nga even Singaporeans knows na Marcos Sr. is a really really bad dictator. Hindi naman Pilipinas ang nagtawag saatin noon na Sick Man of Asia kundi mga neighboring countries din natin kasi on track tayo noon sa one of the wealthiest countries in the year 2000 pero anong nangyari noong 1970s panahon ni Marcos Sr. wala nga siyang economic plan, sana na gets mo yan. Even Singaporeans pinagtatawanan kayong mga DDS/BBM fans kasi alam ng Singaporeans history ng Pilipinas more than y’all fanatics 😆

[@valoxsen6003]

Speaking as the U.S.-born child of Filipino immigrants, I wish the Philippines was like this today! This is the era my parents grew up in, and I didn't believe them when they said it used to be a prosperous, clean, and advanced country until I saw footage like this. I will be the first to say that I grew up a bit spoiled as a middle class kid in a first world country, and so visiting the Philippines from the 90s onward was never a great experience for me. If it had continued in this trajectory instead of falling to corrupt leaders, I have no doubt it would have been ahead of Japan and South Korea in first world status. So sad at what it has become.

[@baphometrag7751]

Idiot voters and trash leaders destroy this country

[@SoulXiOfficial]

It's the truth bro

[@solumi413]

It would surely be a better country if it had planned the size of the families, now it is overpopulated.

[@hommedterre1]

Goodness gracious, this was my childhood to the point. Thank you for sharing this absolutely delightful video into the past including Baguio where I went to grade school at St. Louis University (then College). Memories that paint the corners of the mind.

[@Gemini530]

Swerte nyo at naabutan nyo to. Cguro ang saya-saya ng Pasko noon sa panahon na to.

[@hommedterre1]

@@Gemini530 Wala pang mga Malls noon. Pag Pasko ang shopping ay nasa Escolta (the stores of Aguinaldo`s and Soriente Santos), sa Central Market at Zurbaran (sa likod ng Central Market). 😊

[@romella_karmey]

@@Gemini530kawawa mga bata now puro gadgets at malls nalang

[@user-tu9fr6yn7i]

Great video of old Manila and the Philippines. Thanks for sharing! Just can't help commenting on the narrator saying that the country "...was once the 'Island jungle' of the Philippines." In reality though, PH during the Spanish time was already known around the world as the Pearl of the Orient. The Colegio de Nuestra Señora del Santisimo Rosario (founded in 1611), now the University of Santo Tomas, was even older than the oldest university in the US (Harvard University, 1636). But even before the Spaniards came, the Rajahs, the Sultans, Lakans, and Datus of Sulu, Visayas, and Lusong were already trading with China, Japan, Arabia, India, Champa, Siam, Java, Sumatra, Borneo, and others.

[@user-jh4qd4fq4s]

those jeepneys are so cute! little Totoy riding his carabao is adorableeeee😊

[@sureshmukhi2316]

Little Totoy is probably now 70 years old. He is probably Lolo Totoy.

[@ljaythewaffle]

This is such an interesting video and a glimpse of the past. It's always fascinating to see how a place/country looks like before I was born.

[@user-wc4ei3zu1k]

Nothing wrong with jeepney transportation if only they had designated stops. No weaving in and out of traffic to get to the next passengers ahead of another jeepney. No stopping to drop off passengers anywhere along the way, either.

[@katharinedeyro6771]

Ganda ng Maynila noon. Wala pang traffic.

[@nafslee]

This is a great tourist ad, Philippines seems so much nicer back then.

[@bjtitsengolf6834]

Amazing videos. You can see drivers violating the use of carousel lanes back then.

[@ReynaldoVillaceran-jv1je]

Those vintage cars are gone now.and so the beauty of the phil.

[@FARSIDE0_0]

Well there's still a presidential car museum just near the Quezon memorial Circle, showcasing vintage cars used by the past presidents.

[@astromon11]

ang linis pa ng pasig at manila bay

[@pauleypavillion6088]

People of the Philippines should treasure this footage.

[@shanlyc.6228]

I hope manila today can be as clean as it was.

[@tangkaddgaming3291]

Cute ng mga jeep dati ngayon parang eroplano na sa haba

[@batangfirst5993]

Wow ❤❤❤ nakaka proud talaga Filipino❤🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@Robert-qi6mb]

A lovely little video.

[@LazyAndFabulous]

Jeepneys were supposed to be a stopgap measure after the tranvia rail system were destroyed by the Japanese. But, because of the fact that the infrastructure is dismantled beyond repair, Manila became highly depended on automobile transportation. This leads to road projects to expand more further, in favor for the automobiles. However, the more roads are built for cars, then the city gets more traffic than it gets. Not surprising, Manila became the city of traffic that will forever curse average commuters.

[@calvinpogi4100]

Ang ganda ng pinas nung wala pang mga ADIK at DRUGS, Maaliwalas at lahat mukhang magiliw at mabait!

[@lucianene7741]

Google Translate is funny. Your message seems to be translatable from Hungarian to Romanian. Here's the transcript:
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You can also enjoy ADIK and DRUGS, Maaliwalas and more!
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😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@hangten1904]

I love the look of the classic original Jeepneys.

[@frankiefernandez9225]

Beautiful 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@watfordtripod]

Love you Philippine 🇵🇭🇬🇧🇵🇭🇬🇧❤️

[@minjunchoi6252]

The jeepneys were looking much cleaner and beautiful than today’s jeepneys😩

[@phoenix5054]

Today's jeepneys have way much more personality and colors. If you want boring, go invent a time machine.

[@minjunchoi6252]

@@phoenix5054 geez you could have stated your opinion on the matter without attacking…
And sure they have more personalities now but they do be looking poor..
“King of the roads” my ass they be doing whatever in the streets causing traffic by stopping wherever to pick up people, no “jeeps stops” unlike other countries who have buses who do P2P stops and not the Edsa carousel bcs that’s a questionable choice making in the middle of the road…
No LED panels to show where they go.
Heck even the modern jeepneys are ugly they are just mini buses with aircon, could have implemented normal big buses and I don’t mean “coaches”, but big p2p buses.
Philippines car centric mind is the worse should have continued with the Spanish urban planning. I’ll just stop here talking about infrastructure, transportation and urban planning for the Philippines is not worth it

[@batangfirst5993]

❤❤ Philippines 🇵🇭 Proud

[@sarrahcostan5891]

The jeepneys look cute. :D

[@scottytv1]

Love the Philippines! 🇵🇭

[@baphometrag7751]

Use to be

[@myrnasuarez8211]

napakaganda ng pilipinas , stunning beauty of asia

[@seanlapidante6954]

That is my country, My love Philippines ☺️💙💙🇵🇭

[@trabador0376]

Old Manila- The way life ought to be

[@angelofernandez3104]

Amazing

[@DengAcosta]

Ang sarap bumalik n LNG uli s dati☺️😘

[@HailingSailor]

I may be born in the 2000s, but this looks so oddly familiar.

[@lucianene7741]

24 million in 1960, 110 million today? Maan, that's some population growth!

[@jacepro2827]

anlinis ng maynila tapos yung kalsada maganda pa di tulad ngayon 🥲

[@mikz7270]

even the jeepneys looked so classy? anyaree

[@AMM0beatz]

Vintage Jeepney and vinta! 🤩

[@863rafael]

Mukhang malinis at walang squatters.

[@markjerodelazaro6979]

ETO Yung mga Panahon na ito..Yung mga makikita mong mga SASAKYAN noon mga naka Hudson hornet naka Chevy Bel air...at mga muscle cars..noon kaya SARAP bumalik sa ganyang Panahon Ng 1960's

[@RPRIMICI]

This was interesting. I wish the vid was longer. Didn't even cover Baguio. I was born in 1964 so this is the Philippines of my birth which made it especially interesting. Now, in 2023, I am living in Canada and I miss beautiful Philippines.

[@thatblack_kid1651]

I wish i lived in the era you lived 😢

[@BayawJ2005]

I feel like manila has lost its colors in modern days

[@euneirophinia627]

gandaaaa ❤❤❤

[@eprohoda]

greetiings~ Like it. unusual picture~

[@jasonking6892]

Beautiful 👍🇬🇧

[@ShortsandAll]

Wow so much has changed

[@joshlouie]

sometimes, I wish that we're born in that era of the 60's were Philippines was the way it was through this video. 🤔🙂

[@dianeayrai.marasigan8106]

Wow 😱

[@maedryiansilvandres2011]

ay ka-cute ng mga jeep nuy-on

[@Kariktan214]

Ngayon nakakalungkot na kung anong nangyari sa Maynila. Ang daming taong walang disiplina at ang mga politiko ay kulang ang ginagawa para muling mapaganda ang ating kapitolyo. Ang dami pa naman sanang mahalagang kasaysayang naganap dito.

[@joenelsaracho4836]

Grabe ganda ng pasig river

[@ZuoCruz]

My father was just born during this time

[@johnreilinong866]

Malinis ang mga dagat at mga ilog,,,,sana all,,,,

[@pambansangfpogi1712]

Bravo Philippines

[@nivlemhero4115]

I didn't know Manila had rice terraces and water falls back then.

[@sureshmukhi2316]

The narrator clearly mentioned that Pagsanjan falls and the rice terraces were "not far" from the city.

[@nivlemhero4115]

@@sureshmukhi2316 Is that so? I watched this film quick and on low sounds. 🤭😂

[@endryudzhenn4398]

"Golden islands in the Blue Pacific." 🙌🏻

[@ajlee7376]

Well the Philippines doesn't have the adequate quality of discipline. I was there last year coming from Korea to Philippines, there's a lot of improvements in the metropolitan but I think the Philippines government they have to travel all of over the country to make sure they have the same as well as in the metro manila. Other parts of the Philippines are dirty even the metro manila area. I am korean/singaporean and now I am an American. The Philippines has a lot to catch up which it's comes to traffic discipline. The PHILIPPINES is a beautiful country and very nice people.

[@PHNewswithIvan]

Well said.

[@bmona7550]

All I know is that Manila was intended to have urban design as it was designed by an American City planner that designed Chicago it is just that it was the 2nd most bombed City in WWII after Warsaw.. Western countries gave more funds to Japan and other countries to rebuild. The Philippines got less so the former architecture and the railways that were already there but was bombed was not rebuilt because of that lack of funds. The 60s it still had those buildings but the mentality at the time made people want to demolish old ruins to make way for new style buildings which I think is a short sighted thing to do. Then Marshall Law happened, Marcos ousted and corruption increased. People from other provinces flooded the capital making it more crowded because for decades that’s where most of the jobs are. Those from the poorest areas were then bought by politicians and they squattered shanty houses everywhere. What happened in Manila is basically a tragedy. It will only be clean if you de populated it, focus on other cities and make a new capital somewhere. I really wish they made another Philippine city the capital because Manila is really not the best city to see first when you enter the country.

[@packohub1145]

OVERPOPULATION RUINED THE PHILLIPINES 115M AND STILL GROWING THATS WHY LOTS OF UNEDUCATED PEOPLE

[@ajlee7376]

Great replies well done

[@ekozoidmajiker6186]

​@bmona7550 had there been equal distribution to all regions, like decongesting, maybe it would lessen the competition from amongst jobseekers.

[@bridgepaul112]

Wow how Good Peaceful Simple Nation the Philippines was in the 1960s..

[@Pachochay8045]

Yes in the 60s and No bus stop just stop everywhere where the passenger can climbed the jeepney or taxi without no Hazel’s !!!! But for bus ride to rural area ( out of the city ) you have to go Lawton or Divisoria ??.

[@billyrubin3108]

It was much more developed when America occupied it. Children were required to attend school. They were vaccinated and the infrastructure including canals were clean.

[@user-ff8fp8zp6z]

❤❤❤❤❤The PHILIPPINES

[@tca666]

Thats PWU, St Paul and PCU at 0:22

[@loves4143]

❤❤❤

[@handel1111]

Jeep eys back then looked like limos and so clean back then

[@Xaviallin1]

It’s a shame the state of Manila is in now

[@Panda_Obey283]

Cute naman ng Jeep mini size haha

[@zidd3853]

the ph fashion before is great even they are just normal citizen, unlike now.

[@tadrod2323]

Manila is beautiful than most of US cities during the 1800's and more cosmopolitan, not a jungle😂 and zamoboanga is predominantly christian and not in the pacific.

[@batangfirst5993]

So proud ❤❤🇵🇭

[@rockrhyme6524]

Not now!🙃

[@Xaviallin1]

Now Manila looks like a hellhole

[@shahani6037]

What was the old building they were wrecking???

[@yokstv4038]

Grabe wala masyadong basura sa kalsada

[@joelfernandez2333]

Manila was very clean.

[@PHNewswithIvan]

Yes it was!

[@FrancisLeonNina]

⁠@@PHNewswithIvannot anymore unfortunately 😫😩
Baguio city is more cleaner though

[@Gemini530]

Sayang. Sa panahon na to nangunguna ang Pinas sa Asia. Pinasok nga lang ng extreme corruption ang gobyerno kaya instead na umunlad, bumagsak ng bumagsak at nabaon sa utang. Kanino kayang administration nagsimula ang sobrang corruption?

[@airkingmamba]

Tapos yung mga pinoy di na natuto.. naghalal pa ng mas magpapabaon sa kanila

[@ReynaldoVillaceran-jv1je]

Nag umpisa sa mga aquino.

[@airkingmamba]

@@ReynaldoVillaceran-jv1je sure ka ba? Aral aral din

[@zachzoldyck1796]

​@@airkingmambaaral aral ka din hahahaha napapaniwala ka nila.

[@avakiin6614]

​@@ReynaldoVillaceran-jv1je The insurgencies, both communist and Moro, began in the 70s. There was rising inequality, a fluctuating economy that finally started slowing in 1977 and then just falling since 1979, and massive debt. All under the dictatorship. These are the facts that don't care about your feelings.

[@pedring866]

Panahong dipa uso ng shampoo kaya wlang kalbo na lalaki noon

[@mitski_leonhart]

The thumbnail is so lana del rey

[@mrlong782]

yung ibang jeep jan nabyahe pa rin hanggang ngaun..

[@Ohiogamer_X2001]

I also live in the Philippines (dont tell youtube)

[@rigor_21]

1986 was the downfall of the country. It was full of trash and people was not thinking straight at that time. Look at our economy and standing on the global stage it sad and pathetic. Hopefully this next 40 years would be more developed and better for the country

[@sureshmukhi2316]

1972 was the downfall when Martial Law was declared

[@avakiin6614]

It was trash in the 70s. The insurgencies, both communist and Moro, began during this decade. There was rising inequality, a fluctuating economy that finally started slowing in 1977 and then just falling since 1979, and massive debt. All under the dictatorship. These are the facts that don't care about your feelings.

[@sureshmukhi2316]

@@avakiin6614 true. I was there

[@anthonythemaster4609]

6:02 Candy noon araw ay Tubo or Sugarcane. Mayayaman lang nakakabili ng candy at tsokolate noon.

[@rhovenom04]

Ganda siguro ng ganitong era.
-wala pang msyadong cringe
-wala pang mga tanga na sa tiktok umiikot ang mundo
-wala pang mga bobong vloggers na kunwari tmtulong pero pera lang ang kailangan

[@telcobilly]

I live in Cavite now. Interesting that there are almost no scooters or motorcycles then vs today.. I guess the Honda Cub was very new then and was being exported to the US.

[@motorheadforlife9431]

I think mopeds were commonly used only in Europe during that time.

[@jamessteele2825]

Can I please dear lord go back in time

[@booritzman2295]

Manila was the most advanced and clean metropolis in Asian in the 60s and 70s. At that time, KL was in the chicken coop.

[@ekozoidmajiker6186]

now, it's the other way around 😭

[@e.a.p3174]

I would call that a "wishful" thinking film.

[@marden888]

🇵🇭

[@white_ouroboros]

2:27 "A territory of The United States for nearly 50 years"

[@MiguelCill]

Look at the electric wires

[@user-zu3md5qz8y]

play Saint Etienne- SPRING-*AIR FRANCE Remix

[@shaulaaranzanso5060]

❤ di ko alam bat ako nasasad pag nakikita ko ang roxas blvd😢

[@Klaein]

ANYARE SA PASIG RIVER??? 😭😭😭

[@aljongreat1900]

Buti dati kahit regular na tao ka lng may chance ka makapundar ng sarili mong bahay. Ngaun dalawa na kau ng asawa mo nagttrabaho wala ng pag asa

[@damez90]

dpat ganyan p rin ang jeep maiksi lang.

[@exlost245]

Back when there's no yellow virus

[@JulianaAtip]

When the guy speaking , i remember the time of bruce lee

[@x6King6x]

So much cleaner then, what the hell happened?

[@vicatun8499]

Uso na pala Jaywalking dati HAHAHAHA Quezon blvrd quiapo manila 0:51

[@ninajacob-soliven5322]

🍺!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭

[@HoneyboyDominguez-dw8if]

Oh the once clean pasig river. From fishes now feces. Sad.

[@FrancisLeonNina]

Huh those were some Americans cars isn’t
It changed already those cars or jeeps are far different now

[@buisnessclass9520]

Di pa traffic nun

[@nomadicgrandpaws2259]

Anyare Pilipinas?

[@user-zu3md5qz8y]

no FAMILY PLANNING

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