Join me in Manila Philippines as I take a night walk from Tondo to Binondo. I pass through some areas where you can barely walk, and the crazy thing is, it wasn't even it's busiest night. Manila Philippines is home to one of the most densely populated districts which is Tondo. I begin my walk from Moriones area of Tondo, and then make my way through the Divisoria Market into Binondo where I end up near Chinatown. Would you walk here?
Most roads are doable but not the intersection where you got stuck, feels like a crisis is going to happen. Are you up for a Chrismtas season walk challenge?😄😄. Interestingly, people are more confident to freely use their smartphones in the open. I guess stealing phones is not in anymore due to the plenty old videos of thieves being caught and mauled by the public.
I hope soon the government will start improving the peoples lives by building and improving necessary basic infrastructures like water system, sewer, roads, etc. especially for the poor people of the Philippines. It's a shame that many people are living under terrible living conditions in such a beatiful and wonderful country. It can be done!
@@BP7BlackPearl I've seen many videos of slums in this channel. People are indeed very poor and living under terrible conditions. They seem happy because they are good people and learned to cope with adverse living conditions. Just because they seem happy, they dont want better living conditions? They look well fed? Look at the type of food they eat. They first need reliable water, and power sources, sewer systems, roads, housing, etc. etc. These are the basic infrastructures the government must provide. With hundreds of petro burning tricycles buzzing around with no emissioin controls, think about the air people have to breathe, richn or poor, one example.
@@koreanstallion Its all relative. Just 150 years ago, NOBODY had electricity. There were no paved roads, only cobblestone, etc. I was walking up a river in rizal, and there was this obviously home made hut in the mountains. They cooked outside, washed their clothes in the river. They invited me for food. I graciously declined, but they were very happy, and had two kids. No electricity, no roads, just somehow went and go their own food. One thing I have noticed is how much trash there is in these "slums", and many people are sitting around doing not much of anything. Well, they could go around and pick up all that trash, but they are used to the lifestyle, its their own thing.
@@koreanstallion ignore the naysayers here, 17% of the population are really poor here. even being non-poor working class and middle class here (70% of the population) is a huge struggle when a single apple costs 1$ usd, public transport sucks, and healthcare is so expensive . a typhoon, medical emergency or earthquake can drag lower middle class people into poverty again. the thin veneer of social mobility is so precarious. all our taxes go into corrupt politians' pockets and it makes everyone feel powerless.. the govt needs to introduce the measures that the japanese, south korean and taiwanese govts did between the 1960s to 1980s. the problem here is how complacent everyone is with the problems of this current governmental system and all the rampant corruption. they're too docile to demand change. they call it 'bahala na' (=its just fate/come what may) mentality. filiipinos see seoul, osaka, taipei, singapore and bangkok all the time on tv and media, some middle class filipinos even visit those places for weekend vacations, and they say 'oh lucky for them! they have decent governments and are well disciplined' instead of saying 'why can't OUR cities look like this?? our own govt sucks! we need to change them for competent people, and we need to be more disciplined and focused on country building!'. people arent bothered to ask for real change because everyone is just overworked, underpaid, tired, struggling and feel defeated by life here; and because of it, the govt here does nothing...
If I was alone or with a couple friends, sure would. If I was with my wife who loves to wonder off the beaten path, no way. How much distance did you cover??
que desorden, la gente caminando por la calle junto a los autos porque las veredas estan todas ocupadas con motos o puestos de ventas...y por lo que se ve es normal..hace falta un orden en ese pais.
One of your difficult walks.😅 Even as a Filipino, I find this chaotic and cringey where an accident or problem is waiting every moment. There is no easy and quick solution. Siguro maganda sana kung electric propulsion na mga vehicles dito gaya ng e-scooters, e-tricycles para may mabawasan smoke at noise pollution
They eating , barbeque , grill , fresh food all day long - even in poor places , and at and of day they conserved food , what left from day - like fish head , fish parts and other in metal conzerves for countires around Europe - mostly for those wich not escape on see or dont have see ..... And look all those brand new motorbikes , look their clothes . They are more healty in poor places because got better food and weather , we cannot build Church too much in Europe , that not made us less Christians , because we need to build hospitals for daunov syndrome kids or above ...... Happy Merry Christmas - friends around world
Poor ppl even tho they cant afford shoes and just chanclas. And I think 1000% out of 10% whole streets here messed up how sad😢 kinda embarrassing the vendors are near in malls its just messed up🤦♂️
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Join me in Manila Philippines as I take a night walk from Tondo to Binondo. I pass through some areas where you can barely walk, and the crazy thing is, it wasn't even it's busiest night. Manila Philippines is home to one of the most densely populated districts which is Tondo. I begin my walk from Moriones area of Tondo, and then make my way through the Divisoria Market into Binondo where I end up near Chinatown. Would you walk here?
Most roads are doable but not the intersection where you got stuck, feels like a crisis is going to happen. Are you up for a Chrismtas season walk challenge?😄😄. Interestingly, people are more confident to freely use their smartphones in the open. I guess stealing phones is not in anymore due to the plenty old videos of thieves being caught and mauled by the public.
Wow is beautiful the city,foods,colors,the bikers, the night wow thank you
Thanks for visiting
looks like there are lots of delicious foods and restaurants in the Chinatown.
If you have to be somewhere by 9 pm. You better leave home by 5 pm. Holy cow.😅
Manila is beautiful place,I miss Philippines. I get homesick when I watch this video.
Thanks for sharing I enjoyed the walking tour. I hope u will show the rest of Philippines China town
Asia meets South America. I really want to visit Manila
This is a excellent walk, I really enjoyed it... thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
I LOVE YOUR TH-cam CHANNEL!!😎💯💯👍
Thank you 🙏
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I hope soon the government will start improving the peoples lives by building and improving necessary basic infrastructures like water system, sewer, roads, etc. especially for the poor people of the Philippines. It's a shame that many people are living under terrible living conditions in such a beatiful and wonderful country. It can be done!
These people arent poor. They look pretty well fed to me. And, they seem happy, even in the real slums.
@@BP7BlackPearl I've seen many videos of slums in this channel. People are indeed very poor and living under terrible conditions. They seem happy because they are good people and learned to cope with adverse living conditions. Just because they seem happy, they dont want better living conditions? They look well fed? Look at the type of food they eat. They first need reliable water, and power sources, sewer systems, roads, housing, etc. etc. These are the basic infrastructures the government must provide. With hundreds of petro burning tricycles buzzing around with no emissioin controls, think about the air people have to breathe, richn or poor, one example.
@@koreanstallion Its all relative. Just 150 years ago, NOBODY had electricity. There were no paved roads, only cobblestone, etc.
I was walking up a river in rizal, and there was this obviously home made hut in the mountains. They cooked outside, washed their clothes in the river.
They invited me for food. I graciously declined, but they were very happy, and had two kids. No electricity, no roads, just somehow went and go their own food.
One thing I have noticed is how much trash there is in these "slums", and many people are sitting around doing not much of anything. Well, they could go around and pick up all that trash, but they are used to the lifestyle, its their own thing.
@@koreanstallion ignore the naysayers here, 17% of the population are really poor here. even being non-poor working class and middle class here (70% of the population) is a huge struggle when a single apple costs 1$ usd, public transport sucks, and healthcare is so expensive . a typhoon, medical emergency or earthquake can drag lower middle class people into poverty again. the thin veneer of social mobility is so precarious. all our taxes go into corrupt politians' pockets and it makes everyone feel powerless.. the govt needs to introduce the measures that the japanese, south korean and taiwanese govts did between the 1960s to 1980s. the problem here is how complacent everyone is with the problems of this current governmental system and all the rampant corruption. they're too docile to demand change. they call it 'bahala na' (=its just fate/come what may) mentality. filiipinos see seoul, osaka, taipei, singapore and bangkok all the time on tv and media, some middle class filipinos even visit those places for weekend vacations, and they say 'oh lucky for them! they have decent governments and are well disciplined' instead of saying 'why can't OUR cities look like this?? our own govt sucks! we need to change them for competent people, and we need to be more disciplined and focused on country building!'. people arent bothered to ask for real change because everyone is just overworked, underpaid, tired, struggling and feel defeated by life here; and because of it, the govt here does nothing...
I like the video. I have one comment: there are plenty goods selling but I don’t see much people buying.
Hi, is this shot on pocket 2? by the way, love your videos and the colors look amazing. what do you use for post and colour grading? Thanks
feels like home...thank you
Welcome 😊
I'm in America I miss the Philippines I live in Bulacan Philippines
A lot of action, a lot of economical movement.
@9:00 the traffic reminds me of HCMC all day everyday 😢
Fascinating video. Is it safe for foreigners to walk there? I wonder, do you look like a foreigner or do you look like you blend in with the locals?
digital camera or iphone pro video?
What camera were u using..?
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why have a car when walking is faster?
hello Manila ok😁👍🇧🇷
If I was alone or with a couple friends, sure would. If I was with my wife who loves to wonder off the beaten path, no way. How much distance did you cover??
Chaotic indeed.😂
That guy @24:02 👀 🚬 😳😳😳
He’s not gonna sleep all night.😂
All that smoke from the grill and smog from vehicles can cause lung cancer
Oh my gosh..!!!....100 years behind S,korea where I live....
que desorden, la gente caminando por la calle junto a los autos porque las veredas estan todas ocupadas con motos o puestos de ventas...y por lo que se ve es normal..hace falta un orden en ese pais.
I could not live like this.
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One of your difficult walks.😅 Even as a Filipino, I find this chaotic and cringey where an accident or problem is waiting every moment. There is no easy and quick solution. Siguro maganda sana kung electric propulsion na mga vehicles dito gaya ng e-scooters, e-tricycles para may mabawasan smoke at noise pollution
They eating , barbeque , grill , fresh food all day long - even in poor places , and at and of day they conserved food , what left from day - like fish head , fish parts and other in metal conzerves for countires around Europe - mostly for those wich not escape on see or dont have see ..... And look all those brand new motorbikes , look their clothes . They are more healty in poor places because got better food and weather , we cannot build Church too much in Europe , that not made us less Christians , because we need to build hospitals for daunov syndrome kids or above ...... Happy Merry Christmas - friends around world
What do you mean "Chaotic"? It's just an ordinary night😂
Well exactly, if you are from the Philippines =)
Poor ppl even tho they cant afford shoes and just chanclas. And I think 1000% out of 10% whole streets here messed up how sad😢 kinda embarrassing the vendors are near in malls its just messed up🤦♂️
Does no one use cars?
Do you think you would get anywhere with a car at this place? 😜
podoba mi sie , chetnie pojde tam
Please more work at night.
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Dude I don’t think I seen one white fae lol
Asia always has the worst traffic.
Dude, utube is a mostly male audience, u need to focus in more on the good looking ladies.
Cringe