I like how you are silent and let the viewer take in the sounds---unlike most other TH-camrs who feel they need to fill the silence with constant talking. 🙏
No one in the world should have to live in these terrible conditions or not have adequate food, housing or medical care. There is enough wealth in this world to accommodate all the people in it.
i felt like shit when i was thinking i didnt have enough money before i saw this vid. iits unfortunate that i need these kinds of reminders every so often to regain my perspective in life
That's the reason these bastards will screw you further because everyone seems to be happy with their lot, no doubt a lot will vote for the Knight of the Realm in the ,mistaken belief everything will be fine now ha ha ha ha ah not a chance in hell
Wow . Truly lost for words . Anyone who's watching this video on their shiny LED flat screen TV in their comfortable home ( like me ) , and you think you're having a bad day , I'd suggest replaying this video . OMG it just puts everything into sharp , focused perspective . Quite sad and yet at the same time extremely revealing
🇻🇳Saigon street (Vietnam) 🇻🇳thank you my friend for sharing good video. I really like your video. I wish you good health and a nice day. Greetings from Vietnam to you..👍👍😀
I have the utmost respect for the good people of the Philippines and Larry you're a good man for showing the truth that's why I keep watching all your content here on TH-cam it's very educational and eye-opening, thank you for your content and be safe.
Thanks as always Larry for the tour and showing us the poverty side of the Philippines it was a hard watch watching the beautiful filipino people digging through and recycling rubbish to survive a harsh environment I could tell lots of kids have respiratory problems with the coughing.. Shame on the filipino government for allowing this way of living especially in the 21st century... God bless the Philippines and its beautiful people 🇵🇭 🙏
@@earnold1896 Good for him, hope he goes to the Philippines and lives with her and her family awhile. I've noticed the marriages seem to connect better and cement a strong relationship once he walks in her shoes before he ask her to walk in his. Wish them a long happy life .
Thank you for this vlog i really missed the Philippines even though we are poor ,we are far HAPPIER than other People in the world GOD BLESS our Country❤❤❤
I must commend the people living here. They are clean. Everybody greeting with kindness and smiles. With all they dealing with I see 💕 Thank you for this tour I feel blessed after seeing what my fellow humans are dealing with.
I wish that I was a multi-billionaire - I'd give millions to the locals to buy cement, breeze blocks and steel, and build up their infrastructure: houses and roads. They would take pride in building it up themselves under the guidance of their own structural engineers, their own plumbers and electricians. The people just seem so nice and friendly. I'm glad that you make these videos, although it is very sad to watch. I really wish my dreams would come true to win that huge lottery. I would not hesitate to start getting things moving for the better.
They dont think like you, my wife is from Philippines and spent $ on new bathroom addition and (10 yrs later ) i was just there and the hand sink is gone and toilet is usable..they dont care about modern living, they live day to day and lay around as long as they get by with basic needs.
Just finished watching the video my heart goes out to these poor people but there's so much they can do if they all got together and did a huge clean up together they would accomplish alot I noticed afew people we're picking up trash but together and united they can make there community a cleaner & a safer environment to live in but overall a great video keep up the great work you are doing thanks....
Speechless, you capture these poverty ridden lives so very beautifully Larry. Always heart-warming to witness the happy, friendly and welcoming squatters living amidst such dirt, filth and squalor in the Philippines slums. It was my inspiration to create Drew's Travels, documenting the lives of these less fortunate yet heart-warming communities, thriving in this diverse and beautiful country that is the Philippines.
Wow these people are made of something else. So humble and seemingly happy together amongst trash. I didn't even know places like this existed. Pretty sad, I hope the best for these hard working folk. They deserve it.
First time I have seen turkeys on any of the walking tours! The young lady sorting trash was so friendly and her smile was so warm! She is inspiring! I hate the overwhelming feeling of claustrophobia at times watching these tours. Thanks for doing these.
Larry, this was a different experience for me, keeps me humble and hopeful. No Matter anyone's circumstances, make it work for you. Thanks for sharing, take care...👍🏻🍻✌
Salamat Larry sa tour, ang laki pala ng lugar na ito, wow pag nagkaroon ng sunog hagip ang malaking parte ng lugar na ito, I'm so sad sa kalagayan nila, pero mukha naman silang masaya.
Not all the people from tondo are poor, some rich people live in this place. Your father in law must have been well to do, he can’t go to medical school without any means or sponsors,schooling in PH is not cheap.
@@Muskratlove he definitely was not well to do. Not sure what the situation was but I know he lived well here because of how he grew up. But knowing what it is like he was always very generous and donated a lot of money to charity and always helped family in need. He was a great man.
I'm new to any of these sights, but to see these folks somehow thriving to an extent in the midst of squalor and such friendly well adjusted kids in their surroundings while here in America sometimes thinking how difficult things are for me, is just a totally humbling experience. God cares about the poor and lonely and the distraught and abused. All I can feel is God truly bless them in this world and the kingdom to come, everyone of these good souls.
Wow! Brings back memories when I was in the Philippines in 1996 & 1997 doing mission work throughout the Metro Manila area. The several cities kept expanding until they all merged together. Poverty was bad back then. But from what I see on these videos it looks worse in some areas. But with that said The Filipino people were very friendly to me while I was there.
Yes, Manila is just too overcrowded, 3 of the most crowded cities in the world are in Metro Manila. Tondo area in particular, because it's proximity to the Port Waterfront area has always been a troublesome area ever since Spanish colonial times.
Thanks for sharing this video with your fans Kuya. I must admit it was a hard one to watch and I know it was probably a hard one to vlog. But as I’ve said in the past no matter what area of the Philippines 🇵🇭 you film your country is still the best in the world and I love and support your country the Philippines 🇵🇭 and I plan on moving to the Philippines 🇵🇭 very soon. Please film in other areas like cebu and Palawan and Dapa.
I went to the Philippines to see my husband who was in the Navy aboard the USS Enterprise aircraft carrier.We stayed in military housing (Subic Bay).It was a culture shock when I got off the plane at the Manilla airport. Los Angeles to Hawaii to Quam to Manilla 16 hours fly time omg. Over populated, horrific poverty, street children everywhere grabbing my clothes, back pack etc. begging for food/drink. There were 8-10 people/kids living in one room huts. No sanitation, no water, etc. A lot of what I saw cant be put on TH-cam. To sum up my trip: Never again. I wept like a baby when the plane landed at LAX. Grateful to be back in the states,back home.
one thing about the phillipines i see, is that every person might look at you a certain way, but the younger folks are not doing drugs or stealing, i lived in mexicos bad neighborhoods and most young guys and some older guys as doing drugs in the corners or outside their home, and if your not from the area they would try to steal from you or just start saying bad things to you, or want to fight you, theres respect in the philipines i see.
Philippines has a huge drug problem though. As for stealing, I tried sending something to Ph. so I called the consulate for advice, they said not to because it would be stolen in the mail. Have to send it through a private service maybe
@@gulonyotalaga Exactly. It’s weird to me that people are assuming life in the Philippines is much better because of this video. Every country has its pros and cons. The Philippines is no exception. There is even documentary about children smoking in the Philippines and why it’s a large scale problem.
Dati akong subscriber mo before pandemic pa with a different name. Gulat ako sa dami ng views mo ngayon, nakatulong sa iyo ang bagong style ng pagtitle sa mga vlog mo mas naging exciting. Tulad ng 'Real Philippines' maganda ang dating. 👍👍👍Tuloy mo lang para sa magandang kapalaran.
I think Larry is a brave person to walk through some of these slum areas. Around every corner he could be in danger of being mugged and his expensive camera stolen.
Hi watching here.Grabe talaga pagdating sa mga Slum area na katulad neto. Di ko maubos maisip kung bakit normal na lang sa kanila ang paligid na puno ng basura.Sa kanila din po talaga manggagaling ang ikakaayos at ikakaunlad ng kanilang buhay. Nakikita ko din kung paano linisin ng gobyerno ang mga kalsada jan pero parang hopeless talaga.Di bale sana kahit mahirap basta malinis ang kapaligiran .
Western travel vloggers never seem to show this side of things when they do some ghetto tourism videos and are like "It's totally great in the slums. Don't listen to people telling you it's terrible. Look how happy these kids are to see tourists!"
@@captainadventures There is another TH-camr, who I believe is a Western vlogger (as the channel’s More Info indicates the United States) whose channel is Krypto Trekker. I regularly watch his videos, similar to Larry PH Walking, that feature walking vlogs without any form of narration. His videos also show parts of the Philippines that are not normally frequented by foreign visitors and travelers. On his channel, he has highlighted, a few times, one of the most notoriously deplorable areas in the Philippines called “Happyland 105,” in Tondo, a district in Manila, a heavily populated area ubiquitously littered with piles of trash and garbage where people live in dump-like and unsafe shanties. He also toured the slums in Taguig, a city that also has a very affluent and urbanized financial and lifestyle district (Bonifacio Global City or BGC) with modern high-rises, retail stores, condominiums, restaurants and bars, and shopping malls, to focus on the city’s two antithetical residential areas. It is heartbreaking to see how these extremely economically disadvantaged people live. It is a shame that politicians can soundly sleep at night knowing that there are millions of Filipinos live in severely unadulterated poverty.
Thank you for sharing these videos with us - your TH-cam audience. I wonder if it would be possible to see inside some of these dwellings? In one of these fascinating videos I noticed a woman with dustpan and broom doing what she could to keep her small area neat and tidy. Seeing that, and the many, many smiling faces of children everywhere you went somehow gladdened my heart. Amid the filth and squalor the humanity of these people shone through brightly. I wish I could do something to help, but I am just an old man in a small room somewhere, watching, and sometimes weeping...
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I like how you are silent and let the viewer take in the sounds---unlike most other TH-camrs who feel they need to fill the silence with constant talking. 🙏
This really makes me grateful for everything that I have in life. There is always someone worse off than you and people should remember that.
No one in the world should have to live in these terrible conditions or not have adequate food, housing or medical care. There is enough wealth in this world to accommodate all the people in it.
@@gloriaf6971 its a nice thought but not the reality we live in, thats a pipe dream
i felt like shit when i was thinking i didnt have enough money before i saw this vid. iits unfortunate that i need these kinds of reminders every so often to regain my perspective in life
You are rite I agree ☝️
Too bad for those on the bottom, for whom there's no one worse off 😮😢
i'm never complaining about my life ever again after this
Me too
good
That's the reason these bastards will screw you further because everyone seems to be happy with their lot, no doubt a lot will vote for the Knight of the Realm in the ,mistaken belief everything will be fine now ha ha ha ha ah not a chance in hell
@@jessepaul2180 "Me" three. I will never complain about your lives again.
i was mad that my crypto portfolio is going up as much as i want but after these kinds of vids, life is pretty good and i shout shut the helll up
Ang lungkot, pero maganda dahil mapapaalala tayo na kailangan laging mapagpasalamat kung anong meron.
Wow . Truly lost for words . Anyone who's watching this video on their shiny LED flat screen TV in their comfortable home ( like me ) , and you think you're having a bad day , I'd suggest replaying this video . OMG it just puts everything into sharp , focused perspective . Quite sad and yet at the same time extremely revealing
Result of decades of voting for criminals..
exactly!
It's beyond comprehension, I agree with you 100%
Yeah people who are born in developed countries don't know how lucky they are this is just a shame😔
Yep.....us and all of our first world problems
Wow it nice to watch a video which show other side of philipines and not just glamorous of that country..
🇻🇳Saigon street (Vietnam) 🇻🇳thank you my friend for sharing good video. I really like your video. I wish you good health and a nice day. Greetings from Vietnam to you..👍👍😀
Wow…..incredible……..thanks for the tour👍
I'll be honest I'm actually impressed by the people that live there. They seem to be making the best of it.
Humans are truly resilient. I do know many people have survived in worse conditions. Makes you think about life in general 😕
they have immune systems worth studying.
@@aaranjackson2080 how so?
They even try to recycle some plastics if they can't burn it safely.
@@aaranjackson2080 I wondered how they made out with covid compared to other countries.
salamat sayo idol, mapapanood nga ating mga kababayan, ang totoong buhay ng ating mga kababayan dito sa tondo
I love Philippines from Indonesia
I'm going there on my next vacation looks 👍
Wow this is sure enough off the beaten path thanks for sharing these amazing walks and stories of just real life Philippines and people 🙏🙏
Out of all the videos I’ve watched, this here is the real deal. Very eye opening.
I do believe, how hard peoples survive, very sad! God bless them! Thank you for showing the reality of this world!
there will be a tear inside that world, i just know it
😮@@bladerunner6
I have the utmost respect for the good people of the Philippines and Larry you're a good man for showing the truth that's why I keep watching all your content here on TH-cam it's very educational and eye-opening, thank you for your content and be safe.
truth? what do you mean truth? even in the media you will see that kind of news...
@@ck-bs2ms , yes that's right. As though this condition is being hidden from the public all this while.
Thanks as always Larry for the tour and showing us the poverty side of the Philippines it was a hard watch watching the beautiful filipino people digging through and recycling rubbish to survive a harsh environment I could tell lots of kids have respiratory problems with the coughing.. Shame on the filipino government for allowing this way of living especially in the 21st century... God bless the Philippines and its beautiful people 🇵🇭 🙏
Demograzy cause all of this! The money, time, and energy all spend for fighting to each others!
In 10 years that will be most developed countries with plastic over filling the trash disposal stations.
@@earnold1896
Good for him, hope he goes to the Philippines and lives with her and her family awhile. I've noticed the marriages seem to connect better and cement a strong relationship once he walks in her shoes before he ask her to walk in his. Wish them a long happy life .
@@Mike_MFn_Jones thanks... Turning to custard and my son is so kind and caring.
@@Mike_MFn_Jones Nah, he fell into a nest. They'll try to bleed him dry.
Magical, beautiful. God bless 💖💚💙
Thanks for taking me with you on this wonderful journey! 😁 Really appreciate the time and effort you made! Thank you! 😁
ganda talaga ng kuha mo.. super HD kahit panoorin mo sa 720p sobrang linaw..good job
Nakaka proud naman, proud pinoy here 🥳🥳
Thank you for the tour! I felt like I was the one walking.
My friend your very brave showing us your journey not many people would go respect that love watching your vlogs from London 👍
super Video 👌👍 Thanks 🙏 greetings from Germany 🇩🇪😁
Thank you for this vlog i really missed the Philippines even though we are poor ,we are far HAPPIER than other People in the world GOD BLESS our Country❤❤❤
I agree, dispite basura and poverty everywhere I have found the people to be amazing.
In so einem Dreckstall könnte ich nicht leben
Great video. Thank you. I wish you could have gone into some of the houses.
That was intense! Watched the whole video, some parts I felt claustrophobic as you walked into tight places.
Ingats ka jan idol,, nice ying mga blog mo, dapat lagi ka alisto s mga papasukin monh skinita
God bless the Philippines 🇵🇭 forever
Thank for show real video for our people in the world .
This was wild! So many garbage bags! It looked like some were collecting recyclables. 👍
I must commend the people living here. They are clean. Everybody greeting with kindness and smiles. With all they dealing with I see 💕 Thank you for this tour I feel blessed after seeing what my fellow humans are dealing with.
Wow sangat kumuh sekali. Semua penuh sampah. From indonesia🇲🇨🇲🇨👍👍👍
check your country indonesia first before you comment
@@ck-bs2mslmaoo 🤣
endless, a travel worth
Thank you for sharing the experience of exploring the other side of life... you are indeed amazing... 💯🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank you for sharing this vlog and nice walking with you Larry…keep safe po 🙏
I wish that I was a multi-billionaire - I'd give millions to the locals to buy cement, breeze blocks and steel, and build up their infrastructure: houses and roads. They would take pride in building it up themselves under the guidance of their own structural engineers, their own plumbers and electricians.
The people just seem so nice and friendly. I'm glad that you make these videos, although it is very sad to watch.
I really wish my dreams would come true to win that huge lottery. I would not hesitate to start getting things moving for the better.
They dont think like you, my wife is from Philippines and spent $ on new bathroom addition and (10 yrs later ) i was just there and the hand sink is gone and toilet is usable..they dont care about modern living, they live day to day and lay around as long as they get by with basic needs.
One of the most eye opening and interesting tour around.
Greetings from Texas USA to all the people from the beautiful country of Philippines 😊❤
facinating as always.
always surprised how healthy and friendly the people seem
Much love and god bless to the Filipinos from Australia🇭🇲❤🇵🇭
Your blog is very real!! Great job
Glad you think so!
Just finished watching the video my heart goes out to these poor people but there's so much they can do if they all got together and did a huge clean up together they would accomplish alot I noticed afew people we're picking up trash but together and united they can make there community a cleaner & a safer environment to live in but overall a great video keep up the great work you are doing thanks....
Wow, not much room, I'm appreciating my living quarters more, thanks for sharing
I AGEE
💯🗣️🎯
Clean up the streets and dump it where? In someone else's street? 🤣
They dump it in the ocean.
Wow, these people live in squalor, yet are happy and friendly. Great video.
I appreciate your skill to walk around those muddy narrow alleys.
happy people living in excellent living conditions. god bless you and continue to be happy and to be living in such conditions
I feel similar vibes between slump area in Manila and Jakarta..
i bet you do
Speechless, you capture these poverty ridden lives so very beautifully Larry. Always heart-warming to witness the happy, friendly and welcoming squatters living amidst such dirt, filth and squalor in the Philippines slums. It was my inspiration to create Drew's Travels, documenting the lives of these less fortunate yet heart-warming communities, thriving in this diverse and beautiful country that is the Philippines.
You walking and showing the everyday life of our people there with respect. A BIG LIKE to you Bro!😎
Amazing the best slums in the world
God bless Philippines I love my country ❤️. Watching from Japan keep safe always call upon the name of the Lord Jesus and God
This was a sobering video LarryPH thank you for the reminder to be thankful for the much that we do have and to remember those who don't.
My gf is frm Philippines oh god i love her soo much she's literally Angel
😢bless this people's please where is the politicians that have all the money
I bet she is. You’re her meal ticket!
Thanks for the tour, it feels like I’m there walking through the slum
Wow these people are made of something else. So humble and seemingly happy together amongst trash. I didn't even know places like this existed. Pretty sad, I hope the best for these hard working folk. They deserve it.
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First time I have seen turkeys on any of the walking tours! The young lady sorting trash was so friendly and her smile was so warm! She is inspiring! I hate the overwhelming feeling of claustrophobia at times watching these tours. Thanks for doing these.
thank you for sharing your story about your trip in the Philippines....
Great spot for a Fast and Furious foot chase. Lots of obstacles to work with.
You take me on an adventure 🚶♀️ with you. I always hear music 🎶 and love it!!
God bless the Philippines, they're good people.
Not all…
That was a big surprise. Wow!
Larry, this was a different experience for me, keeps me humble and hopeful. No Matter anyone's circumstances, make it work for you. Thanks for sharing, take care...👍🏻🍻✌
Salamat Larry sa tour, ang laki pala ng lugar na ito, wow pag nagkaroon ng sunog hagip ang malaking parte ng lugar na ito, I'm so sad sa kalagayan nila, pero mukha naman silang masaya.
This is where my father in law came from. Went to medical school in the Philippines and then came to the US in the 60’s.
Not all the people from tondo are poor, some rich people live in this place. Your father in law must have been well to do, he can’t go to medical school without any means or sponsors,schooling in PH is not cheap.
@@Muskratlove he definitely was not well to do. Not sure what the situation was but I know he lived well here because of how he grew up. But knowing what it is like he was always very generous and donated a lot of money to charity and always helped family in need. He was a great man.
Very crafty people, using whatever resources that are available to make the best of their situation. God bless them.
Hard working people💖 Humongous amount of respect from India
Why this Slum never ending
It’s like the whole city
I haven’t seen in my life
Thank you for sharing this video
Much love to the Phillipines from India..🇮🇳
Why not it looks the same
Truly amazing people. I wish I could visit someday!💕
I'm new to any of these sights, but to see these folks somehow thriving to an extent in the midst of squalor and such friendly well adjusted kids in their surroundings while here in America sometimes thinking how difficult things are for me, is just a totally humbling experience. God cares about the poor and lonely and the distraught and abused. All I can feel is God truly bless them in this world and the kingdom to come, everyone of these good souls.
WOW thats alli have to say looks like a wholedifferent world
Wow! Brings back memories when I was in the Philippines in 1996 & 1997 doing mission work throughout the Metro Manila area. The several cities kept expanding until they all merged together. Poverty was bad back then. But from what I see on these videos it looks worse in some areas. But with that said The Filipino people were very friendly to me while I was there.
Yes, Manila is just too overcrowded, 3 of the most crowded cities in the world are in Metro Manila. Tondo area in particular, because it's proximity to the Port Waterfront area has always been a troublesome area ever since Spanish colonial times.
Thanks for the walk Larry ph. From New York
Thanks for sharing this video with your fans Kuya. I must admit it was a hard one to watch and I know it was probably a hard one to vlog. But as I’ve said in the past no matter what area of the Philippines 🇵🇭 you film your country is still the best in the world and I love and support your country the Philippines 🇵🇭 and I plan on moving to the Philippines 🇵🇭 very soon. Please film in other areas like cebu and Palawan and Dapa.
I went to the Philippines to see my husband who was in the Navy aboard the USS Enterprise aircraft carrier.We stayed in military housing (Subic Bay).It was a culture shock when I got off the plane at the Manilla airport. Los Angeles to Hawaii to Quam to Manilla 16 hours fly time omg. Over populated, horrific poverty, street children everywhere grabbing
my clothes, back pack etc. begging for food/drink. There were 8-10 people/kids living in one room huts. No sanitation,
no water, etc. A lot of what I saw cant be put on TH-cam. To sum up my trip: Never again. I wept like a baby when the plane landed at LAX. Grateful to be back in the states,back home.
WOW
one thing about the phillipines i see, is that every person might look at you a certain way, but the younger folks are not doing drugs or stealing, i lived in mexicos bad neighborhoods and most young guys and some older guys as doing drugs in the corners or outside their home, and if your not from the area they would try to steal from you or just start saying bad things to you, or want to fight you, theres respect in the philipines i see.
That's true, last time I checked Kensington, 🇺🇸 much worse than this.
Philippines has a huge drug problem though. As for stealing, I tried sending something to Ph. so I called the consulate for advice, they said not to because it would be stolen in the mail. Have to send it through a private service maybe
Same in Philippines as in Mexico, Brazil, etc.. There are lots of young people committing crime.
I come from a Pueblo where the mafia controls everything.....but no crimes .....
@@gulonyotalaga Exactly. It’s weird to me that people are assuming life in the Philippines is much better because of this video. Every country has its pros and cons. The Philippines is no exception. There is even documentary about children smoking in the Philippines and why it’s a large scale problem.
More vlog kuya I enjoyed this vlog thanks 😊
These construction methods are clever. Who would have ever thought of using bedsprings for walls?
Anyone with an imagination. I've used a box spring for a shelving unit. Make due with what you have.
A very peaceful, beautiful people, in spite of the mountains of trash...
The people in Tondo 🇵🇭 are awesome ❤️ 🇵🇭🍀🇩🇪😀👋
Your videos are very interesting.
Big Respect From Indonesia 🇮🇩👍🏻
Alay pake pake flag indonesia
@@yt.gmailvvdd3555 apakah ilegal untuk menggunakan bendera indonesia
Simply the Best!!!
Hopefully you are being sarcastic.....
My son does mission work in this area. What a humbling experience!
Amazing content that inspired me to create a similar video for my own TH-cam channel. Keep motivating other content creators like myself. Love the 🇵🇭
This is extreme
Beautyfull place
Proud pinoy here.
God Bless the Philippines 🇵🇭, Much love from Dubai & India
Dati akong subscriber mo before pandemic pa with a different name. Gulat ako sa dami ng views mo ngayon, nakatulong sa iyo ang bagong style ng pagtitle sa mga vlog mo mas naging exciting. Tulad ng 'Real Philippines' maganda ang dating.
👍👍👍Tuloy mo lang para sa magandang kapalaran.
Salamat kabayan♥️🇵🇭
I think Larry is a brave person to walk through some of these slum areas. Around every corner he could be in danger of being mugged and his expensive camera stolen.
I think it goes to show how "safe" it is.
In the morning its okay to walk anywhere in this slum areas, but in night? its verry dangerous 300%
He safe! Only in America , the land of milk and honey. 😆
@@davidpagan1254 tf are you on about?
Children are literally walking around by themselves. Can't be that dangerous.
So kind looking and beautiful people
Hi watching here.Grabe talaga pagdating sa mga Slum area na katulad neto. Di ko maubos maisip kung bakit normal na lang sa kanila ang paligid na puno ng basura.Sa kanila din po talaga manggagaling ang ikakaayos at ikakaunlad ng kanilang buhay. Nakikita ko din kung paano linisin ng gobyerno ang mga kalsada jan pero parang hopeless talaga.Di bale sana kahit mahirap basta malinis ang kapaligiran .
Western travel vloggers never seem to show this side of things when they do some ghetto tourism videos and are like "It's totally great in the slums. Don't listen to people telling you it's terrible. Look how happy these kids are to see tourists!"
@@captainadventures There is another TH-camr, who I believe is a Western vlogger (as the channel’s More Info indicates the United States) whose channel is Krypto Trekker. I regularly watch his videos, similar to Larry PH Walking, that feature walking vlogs without any form of narration. His videos also show parts of the Philippines that are not normally frequented by foreign visitors and travelers. On his channel, he has highlighted, a few times, one of the most notoriously deplorable areas in the Philippines called “Happyland 105,” in Tondo, a district in Manila, a heavily populated area ubiquitously littered with piles of trash and garbage where people live in dump-like and unsafe shanties. He also toured the slums in Taguig, a city that also has a very affluent and urbanized financial and lifestyle district (Bonifacio Global City or BGC) with modern high-rises, retail stores, condominiums, restaurants and bars, and shopping malls, to focus on the city’s two antithetical residential areas.
It is heartbreaking to see how these extremely economically disadvantaged people live. It is a shame that politicians can soundly sleep at night knowing that there are millions of Filipinos live in severely unadulterated poverty.
Sulit dito parang nakarating na rin talaga ako ng tondo... masisipag talaga mga pinoy at masaya na sa simpleng buhay...
Almost thought it was San Francisco there for a second.
Probably smells better.
@@Horzzo hmm i think it’s a tie.
This is incredible.
Thank you for sharing these videos with us - your TH-cam audience. I wonder if it would be possible to see inside some of these dwellings? In one of these fascinating videos I noticed a woman with dustpan and broom doing what she could to keep her small area neat and tidy. Seeing that, and the many, many smiling faces of children everywhere you went somehow gladdened my heart. Amid the filth and squalor the humanity of these people shone through brightly. I wish I could do something to help, but I am just an old man in a small room somewhere, watching, and sometimes weeping...
You are doing a good job Larry!