Watching your videos of public markets reminds me of my research of them in Pangasinan, especially Dagupan City, in the 60s/70s. Some things have not changed much in the Philippines during the past sixty or so years, though the Dagupan market has been turned into a mall. Thanks for your excellent work!
When we decided to move from city to province....you're the one who we follow, we get ideas saang province ba kami nararapat? Then I saw this vlogs plus the other two kaya ito po, we are currently here in Trece and its the best decision ever !!!! Lovely people super babait ng mga kapitbahay namin, maganda and klima, the goods and services are really much much cheaper than Manila and we rented a place na if sa Manila worth 12k-15k pero dito 5k lang may brandnew aircon, bidet and shower pa. You see, what you do helps people po kaya salamat !!! WE DIDNT REGRET BEING HERE AND MOVING HERE hehehe and sarap ng buhay dito. THANK YOUUU ! :)
On the last part That market is beside or infront of Tower mall? Ive never heard that mall before. I just passing through trece martirez every time i go to st. Gregory church in indang poblacion.
Medyo mura ang ang mga isda sa cavite sa trece jan din ako namamalengke pag nauwi ako jan sa sampaguita village.dto sa kawit npka mahal ng isda sana all fresh.
Hello. Some public markets in Manila sell imported meat, fish, veggies and fruits that may contain formalin or other harmful chemicals. It may be safer to buy meat, fish, veggies and fruits from local sources. Does anyone know where the meat, fish, veggies and fruits sold at Trece Martires public market come from? Do they come from the provinces? If yes, which item come from which province? How can one avoid buying imported items at Trece Martires public market? Thanks.
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Watching your videos of public markets reminds me of my research of them in Pangasinan, especially Dagupan City, in the 60s/70s. Some things have not changed much in the Philippines during the past sixty or so years, though the Dagupan market has been turned into a mall. Thanks for your excellent work!
Thank you Norbert =)
When we decided to move from city to province....you're the one who we follow, we get ideas saang province ba kami nararapat? Then I saw this vlogs plus the other two kaya ito po, we are currently here in Trece and its the best decision ever !!!! Lovely people super babait ng mga kapitbahay namin, maganda and klima, the goods and services are really much much cheaper than Manila and we rented a place na if sa Manila worth 12k-15k pero dito 5k lang may brandnew aircon, bidet and shower pa. You see, what you do helps people po kaya salamat !!! WE DIDNT REGRET BEING HERE AND MOVING HERE hehehe and sarap ng buhay dito. THANK YOUUU ! :)
Amazing! Glad I could help in a way =) Thanks so much for your support!
Yes! Another amazing and beautiful trip! Love this a lot. Please make more!
Thank you 🙏🏽
nice market tour my friend. ndi pa ata ako nagawi ng TMC or baka di ko lang alam. hehe thanks for this tour!
Thank you 🙏🏽
Nice video. Stay safe to all
Local market!! Love it!
Thanks for visiting my friend 😊
It's been a while mula ng huli kong punta ng TMC
Hmmmm... Folksy feeling, still unaffected by sophisticated city stress. Would love to sit in a family restaurant for adobo and smb 😂😂😂😂
On the last part That market is beside or infront of Tower mall? Ive never heard that mall before. I just passing through trece martirez every time i go to st. Gregory church in indang poblacion.
The market is just right across the street 😊 thanks so much po for watching 🙏🏽
Cool items in this market
Yes, so many things to find here 👍😊
Love this place!
Its a great place =)
热闹的地方
Thanks for visiting my friend! =)
ang pogi nung naka maroon😂🤪
sa time na 2:58 3:05
Medyo mura ang ang mga isda sa cavite sa trece jan din ako namamalengke pag nauwi ako jan sa sampaguita village.dto sa kawit npka mahal ng isda sana all fresh.
Yes, I like good prices ha ha, thanks so much for watching =)
Hello. Some public markets in Manila sell imported meat, fish, veggies and fruits that may contain formalin or other harmful chemicals. It may be safer to buy meat, fish, veggies and fruits from local sources. Does anyone know where the meat, fish, veggies and fruits sold at Trece Martires public market come from? Do they come from the provinces? If yes, which item come from which province? How can one avoid buying imported items at Trece Martires public market? Thanks.
not so bad