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Strolling on Ayala Avenue and around the Makati Central Business District. It`s a lovely and peaceful area once you get a little bit away from Ayala Avenue, but this area is quite an exclusive place to live. I try to enter Urdaneta village for a walk but I get denied by the security guards at the gate because I`m not a resident. Urdaneta Village takes up most of the area of the Central Business District, yet it`s gated and closed to the public.
MAKATI -- feel the energy of the city that makes it all happen.
Makati is the leading city for business, lifestyle, entertainment, and culture highlighting the six districts of Ayala Land.
1. Makati Central Business District - Unrivalled business capital
2. Ayala Triangle Gardens - Urban oasis
3. City Gate - Young and creative hub
4. Ayala Center - Cosmopolitan lifestyle district
5. Mckinley Exchange - Transport hub
6. Circuit Makati - Entertainment District
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- published: 17 Sep 2014
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GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines. Greenbelt is a chic and modern shopping mall located at Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines which is close to Glorietta and SM Makati and adjacent to the New World Hotel . It is owned by Ayala Malls, a real-estate subsidiary of Ayala Land, which is an affiliate of Ayala Corporation. It opened in the 1980s and is one of Ayala Corporation's flagship projects. The mall offers a mix of high-end retail shops, restaurants, amenities, leisure and entertainment as well as a 3 hectare park with cascading landscapes and water features. Currently, the mall has five section: two enclosed areas, two buildings open-air shopping areas, and Greenbelt 5, which opened in 2007. The mall is walking distance from the following 5 star Makati Hotels: Shangri-La Makati, Peninsula Manila, Dusit, Fairmont, Raffles Residences, New World Hotel.
Built around a 250,000 square meter retail complex, the mall, which merged the previous small arcades and shops, was first opened to the public in 1989. It was renovated in 2001 and re-opened as Greenbelt 1, 2 and 3 in 2002, with 4 and 5 opening in 2004 and 2007, respectively, on the basis of other pioneer shops in the area.
Greenbelt 1 features mostly appliance and supply stores like ACE Hardware, National Bookstore, Automatic Center and Rustan’s Supermarket.
Greenbelt 2 is a restaurant and bar strip which includes Italianni’s Draft, 8 Cuts Burger Blends, Sugi, Mary Grace, Spicy Fingers, Nuvo and Barcino’s.
Greenbelt 3 features a mix of international brands such as Calvin Klein, Diesel S.p.A., Ralph Lauren, Hermès, Kate Spade, Kenneth Cole, Lacoste, Nine West, Topman, Topshop, among others.
Greenbelt 4 features high-end boutiques such as Burberry, Bottega Veneta, Bulgari , Gucci, Hugo Boss, Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Salvatore Ferragamo,.
Greenbelt 5 has boutiques of Filipino designers, high-end department store Adora, and boutiques of Aldo, Banana Republic, Bang & Olufsen, Chopard, Crocs, DKNY, Escada, Rolex, Patek Philippe, Juicy Couture, Kenneth Cole, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Marks & Spencer, Massimo Dutti, Michael Kors, Miss Selfridge, Tommy Hilfiger and Zara.
With a roster of prominent and world- class retailers, restaurateurs and entertainment operators, it defines the premier Ayala Mall experience. Greenbelt the epitome of the Filipino taking on the world stage as it creatively blends the best of local ingenuity with global world class iconic brands.
Greenbelt Mall
Ayala Center Makati
Tel: (+632) 757-4853
Operational Hours:
Greenbelt 1
Sunday to Thursday
10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Greenbelt 2, 3, and 5
Sunday to Thursday
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Greenbelt 4
Monday to Thursday
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sunday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
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- published: 19 Jan 2016
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Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep1. Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Then Bonifacio Global City, aka The Fort BGC, Taguig City. BGC is popular for nightlife with shopping malls, restaurants, nightclubs, and lounge bars. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. International flight from Sydney Australia to Manila was with Philippine Airlines (PAL), which has it's own dedicated Terminal 2.
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The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila.
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Cruising around Makati and Taguig City, Manila.
Buddha-Bar, Makati Manila.
Taguig City, Manila. Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Bonifacio High Street. There was a food festival market, dog show, and live band that night.
Bonifacio High Street Gourmet Food Fair.
https://www.facebook.com/BHSGourmetFoodFairMercato
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
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Del Sound - Lost Island
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https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
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- published: 10 May 2015
- views: 37073
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- published: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 27694
Nakunan ng video ang pambubugbog ng isang traffic enforcer sa Makati sa isang lalaki. Dalawang motorista naman ang naghabulan sa gitna ng trapik sa EDSA. Nagpa-Patrol, Jeck Batallones. TV Patrol, Martes, Marso 8, 2016
- published: 08 Mar 2016
- views: 142
Was hanging out drinking in Makati area and came across A Venue/Burgos street. This is where many go for the Night life. This is quick video of what the street is like. There are also many other places to drink in this area that isn't catered to picking up women. Short walk from Greenbelt/Ayala area.
- published: 08 Aug 2015
- views: 9324
This is the Makati Central Business District (CBD) to which most companies in the Philippines operate their offices. Makati City is not the whole CBD but is one of the richest cities in the Philippines. The Central Business District is divided into villages, primarily Legazpi and Salcedo Village and other villages as well. The CBD was spearheaded by the Zobel de Ayala Family which owns Ayala Land Inc.
There are many changes in the mall area, Glorietta 2 and 3 have been on a major face lift, park square 2 is now gone, park square 1 has been demolished and rebuilt into a newer building, greenbelt has been also expanded. There are new hotels and new residential condominiums.
I did a joyride touring the CBD on various days and compiled it here. Also in the video is the Ayala Center, an interconnected complex of malls and hotels catering to the public. New business districts are coming out now like Bonifacio Global City but Makati CBD will always be the every workers dream, to work on Makati...
Burning gas was sometimes fun! :-)
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- published: 09 Apr 2014
- views: 38138
More foreigners! This time they come from Los Angeles, California and surprised me taking over my place! Wanting to speak, and learn tagalog, they come to learn more about the Filipino culture, here in Manila, Philippines.
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- published: 03 Dec 2015
- views: 26105
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(1/26). Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Shopping malls, restaurants and nightlife. Popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
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Exploring Makati:
The Clipper Hotel
5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos
Poblacion Makati City
Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Greenbelt Mall, series of multiple malls.
Gerry's Grill restaurant, Greenbelt.
Botong's restaurant and karaoke bar.
BAGA Manila Food Bazaar, next to A. Venue Mall, Makati.
Club Haze, The Fort Strip, Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Taguig City.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and bottled water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
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Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
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- published: 24 Jan 2014
- views: 81674
Presidential race frontrunner Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday said he will outlaw street-side drinking sessions in case he becomes president.
Speaking at a luncheon organized by the Makati Business Club, Duterte said drinking on the streets has to stop.
''Iyang nag-iinom sa daan, that will, tapos iyan. Iyang mga nag-iinom sa daan daan, p****g i*a wag kang magpapakita, sasagasaan kita. It has to stop. There has to be a sense of order, good order for this country,'' he said.
Duterte has made a name for himself for his iron-fist governance in Davao City, employing unorthodox ways in instilling discipline among his constituents and going after criminals.
Much of Duterte's campaign team has been centered on crushing criminality and fighting corruption.
One of the mayor's most controversial promises is to eradicate criminality in 3 to 6 months, something his detractors have said is impossible to achieve.
During the luncheon, Duterte said he will order the police and military to spare no mercy on illegal drug dealers who will refuse to yield to authorities.
''Iyung mga drug lords, sabihin ko talaga sa military and police: 'Go out and hunt them, arrest them.' If they refuse and offer a violent resistance, I will personally order you to kill them,''' he said.
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- published: 27 Apr 2016
- views: 110
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview. Makati is the financial hub of the Philippines with the highest concentration of multinational and local corporations in the country including the trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange. All major banks, corporations, department stores as well as foreign embassies are based in Makati. Makati is also known for being the cultural and entertainment hub of Metro Manila.
In 1851, Don José Bonifacio Roxas (an ancestor of the Zobel de Ayala family) purchased the Jesuit estate of "Hacienda de San Pedro de Macati" for 52,800 pesos. Since then, the development of Makati has remained inextricably linked to the Zóbel de Ayala family and their company, Ayala Corporation.
Majority of the tallest skyscrapers in the Philippines are located in Makati such as the PBCom Tower, Gramercy Residences in Century City and G.T. International Tower. Makati is also a shopping hub of Metro Manila and convenient as the various shopping centers are all interconnected offering both international and local retail shops, high-end boutiques, dining outlets and entertainment facilities.
The Ayala Center is a massive commercial development operated by Ayala Land with high-end malls that houses cinemas, local and international shops, homegrown restaurants and international food chains. The shopping malls that are located at the Ayala Center complex include Greenbelt, Glorietta, Park Square, and The Link. The Ayala Center is also home to 3 department stores namely, SM Makati, Rustan's, and The Landmark. 5 Star hotels within walking distance of Ayala Center are: Shangri-La Makati, New World Hotel, Dusit Thani, Holiday Inn, Ascott, Fairmont Hotel, Raffles Residences and the Manila Peninsula. Additionally there are weekend street markets: The Salcedo Saturday Market and Legazpi Sunday Market which are popular open-air community markets. These markets offers organic products, specialty foods, fruits, vegetables, fish, gourmet items and antiques.
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- published: 15 Apr 2016
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The City of Makati (/məˈkɑːtɪ/ mə-KAH-tee; Filipino: Makati), in the Philippines, is one of the 17 cities that make up Metro Manila, one of the most populous metropolitan areas in the world. Makati is the financial center of the Philippines. As the host of various embassies, it is also an important center for international affairs.
With a population of 510,383, Makati is the 16th largest city in the country and ranked as the 44th most densely populated city in the world with 18,654 inhabitants per km2.
Makati was founded by Spaniard Miguel López de Legazpi, who dismissed Makati as a worthless swamp. According to folklore, Legazpi asked for the name of the place but, because of the language barrier, was misinterpreted by the natives. Pointing to the receding tide of Pasig River, the natives answered, “Makati, kumakati na,” literally meaning ebbing tide.
Makati became the financial center of the Philippines during the 1950s. Makati is home of the Philippine Stock Exchange and the Makati Business Club.
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9:48Walking on Ayala Avenue and around Makati CBD with GoPRO Hero 4
Walking on Ayala Avenue and around Makati CBD with GoPRO Hero 4Walking on Ayala Avenue and around Makati CBD with GoPRO Hero 4
Strolling on Ayala Avenue and around the Makati Central Business District. It`s a lovely and peaceful area once you get a little bit away from Ayala Avenue, but this area is quite an exclusive place to live. I try to enter Urdaneta village for a walk but I get denied by the security guards at the gate because I`m not a resident. Urdaneta Village takes up most of the area of the Central Business District, yet it`s gated and closed to the public. -
3:42Make it Makati Official Video - 2014
Make it Makati Official Video - 2014Make it Makati Official Video - 2014
MAKATI -- feel the energy of the city that makes it all happen. Makati is the leading city for business, lifestyle, entertainment, and culture highlighting the six districts of Ayala Land. 1. Makati Central Business District - Unrivalled business capital 2. Ayala Triangle Gardens - Urban oasis 3. City Gate - Young and creative hub 4. Ayala Center - Cosmopolitan lifestyle district 5. Mckinley Exchange - Transport hub 6. Circuit Makati - Entertainment District Visit us on www.makeitmakati.com Like us on www.facebook.com/makeitmakati Follow us on www.twitter.com/makeitmakati and www.instagram.com/makeitmakati Make it yours. #MakeitMakati Creative agency: B+C Videographer: Cinemaworks -
29:51GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines by HourPhilippines.com
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines by HourPhilippines.comGoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines by HourPhilippines.com
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines. Greenbelt is a chic and modern shopping mall located at Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines which is close to Glorietta and SM Makati and adjacent to the New World Hotel . It is owned by Ayala Malls, a real-estate subsidiary of Ayala Land, which is an affiliate of Ayala Corporation. It opened in the 1980s and is one of Ayala Corporation's flagship projects. The mall offers a mix of high-end retail shops, restaurants, amenities, leisure and entertainment as well as a 3 hectare park with cascading landscapes and water features. Currently, the mall has five section: two enclosed areas, two buildings open-air shopping areas, and Greenbelt 5, which opened in 2007. The mall is walking distance from the following 5 star Makati Hotels: Shangri-La Makati, Peninsula Manila, Dusit, Fairmont, Raffles Residences, New World Hotel. Built around a 250,000 square meter retail complex, the mall, which merged the previous small arcades and shops, was first opened to the public in 1989. It was renovated in 2001 and re-opened as Greenbelt 1, 2 and 3 in 2002, with 4 and 5 opening in 2004 and 2007, respectively, on the basis of other pioneer shops in the area. Greenbelt 1 features mostly appliance and supply stores like ACE Hardware, National Bookstore, Automatic Center and Rustan’s Supermarket. Greenbelt 2 is a restaurant and bar strip which includes Italianni’s Draft, 8 Cuts Burger Blends, Sugi, Mary Grace, Spicy Fingers, Nuvo and Barcino’s. Greenbelt 3 features a mix of international brands such as Calvin Klein, Diesel S.p.A., Ralph Lauren, Hermès, Kate Spade, Kenneth Cole, Lacoste, Nine West, Topman, Topshop, among others. Greenbelt 4 features high-end boutiques such as Burberry, Bottega Veneta, Bulgari , Gucci, Hugo Boss, Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Salvatore Ferragamo,. Greenbelt 5 has boutiques of Filipino designers, high-end department store Adora, and boutiques of Aldo, Banana Republic, Bang & Olufsen, Chopard, Crocs, DKNY, Escada, Rolex, Patek Philippe, Juicy Couture, Kenneth Cole, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Marks & Spencer, Massimo Dutti, Michael Kors, Miss Selfridge, Tommy Hilfiger and Zara. With a roster of prominent and world- class retailers, restaurateurs and entertainment operators, it defines the premier Ayala Mall experience. Greenbelt the epitome of the Filipino taking on the world stage as it creatively blends the best of local ingenuity with global world class iconic brands. Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Makati Tel: (+632) 757-4853 Operational Hours: Greenbelt 1 Sunday to Thursday 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Friday to Saturday 10:00 am - 9:00 pm Greenbelt 2, 3, and 5 Sunday to Thursday 11:00 am - 9:00 pm Friday to Saturday 11:00 am - 10:00 pm Greenbelt 4 Monday to Thursday 11:00 am - 9:00 pm Friday to Saturday 11:00 am - 10:00 pm Sunday 10:00 am - 9:00 pm MABUHAY and Welcome to Hour Philippines TV the #1 Food Travel and Lifestyle Vlog! Thanks for dropping by. Please subscribe, like, share and comment on our videos! ♥ We upload daily and weekly! Your essential guide to unforgettable food, travel and nightlife adventures in the Philippines and beyond! Have a great day and a fantastic life ahead! :-) Cheers, Lord and Aksana Food | Travel | Lifestyle | Parties | Nightlife | Events For business inquiries, please send us a message :-) www.HourPhilippines.com -
8:58Makati & Taguig Manila, Bonifacio High Street Nightlife Food Market, Travel Philippines S2 Ep1
Makati & Taguig Manila, Bonifacio High Street Nightlife Food Market, Travel Philippines S2 Ep1Makati & Taguig Manila, Bonifacio High Street Nightlife Food Market, Travel Philippines S2 Ep1
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep1. Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Then Bonifacio Global City, aka The Fort BGC, Taguig City. BGC is popular for nightlife with shopping malls, restaurants, nightclubs, and lounge bars. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. International flight from Sydney Australia to Manila was with Philippine Airlines (PAL), which has it's own dedicated Terminal 2. Please subscribe to B Adventures. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila. http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline Cruising around Makati and Taguig City, Manila. Buddha-Bar, Makati Manila. Taguig City, Manila. Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Bonifacio High Street. There was a food festival market, dog show, and live band that night. Bonifacio High Street Gourmet Food Fair. https://www.facebook.com/BHSGourmetFoodFairMercato Travel Tips: Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly. It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask. It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi! Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat. Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars. Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do. "Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip. The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine. Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick. I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below: Del Sound - Lost Island https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island https://soundcloud.com/del-sound https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound https://instagram.com/del_sound/ https://twitter.com/Del_Sound http://delsound.tumblr.com/ Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy life, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities, islands, sea. -
2:17Philippines Makati Area in Manila
Philippines Makati Area in ManilaPhilippines Makati Area in Manila
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2:13PANOORIN: Pambubugbog ng Makati traffic enforcer sa lalaki
PANOORIN: Pambubugbog ng Makati traffic enforcer sa lalakiPANOORIN: Pambubugbog ng Makati traffic enforcer sa lalaki
Nakunan ng video ang pambubugbog ng isang traffic enforcer sa Makati sa isang lalaki. Dalawang motorista naman ang naghabulan sa gitna ng trapik sa EDSA. Nagpa-Patrol, Jeck Batallones. TV Patrol, Martes, Marso 8, 2016 -
3:17Red light district in Makati city. Night life. A Venue/Burgos street.
Red light district in Makati city. Night life. A Venue/Burgos street.Red light district in Makati city. Night life. A Venue/Burgos street.
Was hanging out drinking in Makati area and came across A Venue/Burgos street. This is where many go for the Night life. This is quick video of what the street is like. There are also many other places to drink in this area that isn't catered to picking up women. Short walk from Greenbelt/Ayala area. -
14:14Pinoy Joyride - Makati Central Business District (Philippines) Joyride 2014
Pinoy Joyride - Makati Central Business District (Philippines) Joyride 2014Pinoy Joyride - Makati Central Business District (Philippines) Joyride 2014
This is the Makati Central Business District (CBD) to which most companies in the Philippines operate their offices. Makati City is not the whole CBD but is one of the richest cities in the Philippines. The Central Business District is divided into villages, primarily Legazpi and Salcedo Village and other villages as well. The CBD was spearheaded by the Zobel de Ayala Family which owns Ayala Land Inc. There are many changes in the mall area, Glorietta 2 and 3 have been on a major face lift, park square 2 is now gone, park square 1 has been demolished and rebuilt into a newer building, greenbelt has been also expanded. There are new hotels and new residential condominiums. I did a joyride touring the CBD on various days and compiled it here. Also in the video is the Ayala Center, an interconnected complex of malls and hotels catering to the public. New business districts are coming out now like Bonifacio Global City but Makati CBD will always be the every workers dream, to work on Makati... Burning gas was sometimes fun! :-) Music used with permission: "Humberside Moonlight" - Iceferno produced by Alec Brooke http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx3uhkbbLXXrcoFydvWEiGw http://www.iceferno.com -
8:15Foreigners Take Over Manila (Vlog 40 - Makati, Philippines)
Foreigners Take Over Manila (Vlog 40 - Makati, Philippines)Foreigners Take Over Manila (Vlog 40 - Makati, Philippines)
More foreigners! This time they come from Los Angeles, California and surprised me taking over my place! Wanting to speak, and learn tagalog, they come to learn more about the Filipino culture, here in Manila, Philippines. Instagram: wil_Dasovich Facebook: Wil Dasovich Twitter: wil_dasovich Other Youtube Account: Wil Dasovich Check out Atlee Feingold! Instagram: @Theatleeadventures Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AtleeFeingold Send me stuff: I will feature it in the vlog ;) 703 N Joya Tower, Rockwell Center, Makati, Philippines 1210 Soundtrack: Vibe Out - Dolce -
11:58Makati Manila: The Clipper Hotel, BAGA Food Bazaar, Nightlife, Philippines S1 Ep1
Makati Manila: The Clipper Hotel, BAGA Food Bazaar, Nightlife, Philippines S1 Ep1Makati Manila: The Clipper Hotel, BAGA Food Bazaar, Nightlife, Philippines S1 Ep1
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(1/26). Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Shopping malls, restaurants and nightlife. Popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU Exploring Makati: The Clipper Hotel 5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos Poblacion Makati City Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534 http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline Greenbelt Mall, series of multiple malls. Gerry's Grill restaurant, Greenbelt. Botong's restaurant and karaoke bar. BAGA Manila Food Bazaar, next to A. Venue Mall, Makati. Club Haze, The Fort Strip, Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Taguig City. Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and bottled water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years. Travel Tips: Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly. Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask. Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi! Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat. Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price. "Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip. The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine. I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below: Grapes - I Dunno https://www.youtube.com/user/smokegrapes/featured https://www.facebook.com/grapes510?_rdr=p Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below: "Eighteen Pieces" by Soda http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738 Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities. -
3:31Duterte vows end to streetside drinking sessions
Duterte vows end to streetside drinking sessionsDuterte vows end to streetside drinking sessions
Presidential race frontrunner Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday said he will outlaw street-side drinking sessions in case he becomes president. Speaking at a luncheon organized by the Makati Business Club, Duterte said drinking on the streets has to stop. ''Iyang nag-iinom sa daan, that will, tapos iyan. Iyang mga nag-iinom sa daan daan, p****g i*a wag kang magpapakita, sasagasaan kita. It has to stop. There has to be a sense of order, good order for this country,'' he said. Duterte has made a name for himself for his iron-fist governance in Davao City, employing unorthodox ways in instilling discipline among his constituents and going after criminals. Much of Duterte's campaign team has been centered on crushing criminality and fighting corruption. One of the mayor's most controversial promises is to eradicate criminality in 3 to 6 months, something his detractors have said is impossible to achieve. During the luncheon, Duterte said he will order the police and military to spare no mercy on illegal drug dealers who will refuse to yield to authorities. ''Iyung mga drug lords, sabihin ko talaga sa military and police: 'Go out and hunt them, arrest them.' If they refuse and offer a violent resistance, I will personally order you to kill them,''' he said. Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel! - http://bit.ly/TheABSCBNNews Visit our website at http://news.abs-cbn.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abscbnNEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/abscbnnews -
18:342016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview by HourPhilippines.com
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview by HourPhilippines.com2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview by HourPhilippines.com
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview. Makati is the financial hub of the Philippines with the highest concentration of multinational and local corporations in the country including the trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange. All major banks, corporations, department stores as well as foreign embassies are based in Makati. Makati is also known for being the cultural and entertainment hub of Metro Manila. In 1851, Don José Bonifacio Roxas (an ancestor of the Zobel de Ayala family) purchased the Jesuit estate of "Hacienda de San Pedro de Macati" for 52,800 pesos. Since then, the development of Makati has remained inextricably linked to the Zóbel de Ayala family and their company, Ayala Corporation. Majority of the tallest skyscrapers in the Philippines are located in Makati such as the PBCom Tower, Gramercy Residences in Century City and G.T. International Tower. Makati is also a shopping hub of Metro Manila and convenient as the various shopping centers are all interconnected offering both international and local retail shops, high-end boutiques, dining outlets and entertainment facilities. The Ayala Center is a massive commercial development operated by Ayala Land with high-end malls that houses cinemas, local and international shops, homegrown restaurants and international food chains. The shopping malls that are located at the Ayala Center complex include Greenbelt, Glorietta, Park Square, and The Link. The Ayala Center is also home to 3 department stores namely, SM Makati, Rustan's, and The Landmark. 5 Star hotels within walking distance of Ayala Center are: Shangri-La Makati, New World Hotel, Dusit Thani, Holiday Inn, Ascott, Fairmont Hotel, Raffles Residences and the Manila Peninsula. Additionally there are weekend street markets: The Salcedo Saturday Market and Legazpi Sunday Market which are popular open-air community markets. These markets offers organic products, specialty foods, fruits, vegetables, fish, gourmet items and antiques. MABUHAY and Welcome to Hour Philippines TV the #1 Food Travel and Lifestyle Vlog: Live - Love - Eat! Thanks for dropping by. Please subscribe, like, share and comment on our videos! ♥ We upload daily and weekly! Your essential guide to unforgettable food, travel and nightlife adventures in the Philippines and beyond! Have a great day and a fantastic life ahead! :-) Cheers, Lord and Aksana Food | Travel | Lifestyle | Parties | Nightlife | Events For business inquiries, please send us a message :-) www.HourPhilippines.com -
10:21Manila: Makati Salt Steakhouse & BGC Nightlife The Fort Bonifacio Taguig, Philippines S2 Ep40
Manila: Makati Salt Steakhouse & BGC Nightlife The Fort Bonifacio Taguig, Philippines S2 Ep40Manila: Makati Salt Steakhouse & BGC Nightlife The Fort Bonifacio Taguig, Philippines S2 Ep40
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep40. Makati and BGC Taguig, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist areas. Checked out Salt Steakhouse in Makati, then head to The Fort Strip Bonifacio Global City. Quick tour of the Fort: Good Times Karaoke Lounge, Club Haze lounge, and Prive Luxury Club. BGC, like Makati, has plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila. http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline Salt Steakhouse, 5887 Fermina corner Enriquez St. Poblacion Makati. Food was pretty good and reasonably priced. Saw a Filipino actor Antonio Aquitania while we had dinner at the restaurant. The Fort Strip at BGC, Taguig City, Manila aka Bonifacio Global City. We checked out the nightlife and a few places: GOODTIMES KARAOKE LOUNGE AND CIGAR BAR, 7th Avenue the Fort Strip Building, BGC Taguig City, Metro Manila. Club Haze lounge, 26th St, BGC Taguig City, Metro Manila. Prive Luxury Club, corner of 7th & 28th St in BGC, Taguig City, Metro Manila. Travel Tips: Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly. It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask. It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi! Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat. Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars. Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do. "Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip. The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine. Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick. I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below: Del Sound - Lost Island https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island https://soundcloud.com/del-sound https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound https://instagram.com/del_sound/ https://twitter.com/Del_Sound http://delsound.tumblr.com/ Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy life, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities, islands, sea. -
7:47Makati Philippines 2016
Makati Philippines 2016
- Alaminos, Pangasinan
- Angeles, Pampanga
- Angeles, Philippines
- Antipolo
- Antonio Trillanes IV
- Araneta Center
- Araneta Coliseum
- Argentina
- Asia Pacific College
- Ateneo Law School
- Australia
- Austria
- Ayala Avenue
- Ayala Center
- Ayala Malls
- Ayala MRT Station
- Ayala Museum
- Ayala Triangle
- Bacolod
- Baguio
- Balanga, Bataan
- Bangladesh
- Barangay
- Barangay Alabang
- Batac
- Batac City
- Batangas City
- Battle of Manila Bay
- Bayawan
- Baybay
- Bayugan
- Bayugan City
- Bel-Air Village
- Belgium
- Binondo, Manila
- Bislig
- Biñan
- Biñan City
- Bogo, Cebu
- Borongan
- Brazil
- Brunei
- Buddhism
- Buendia MRT Station
- Burkina Faso
- Butuan
- Cabadbaran
- Cabanatuan
- Cabanatuan City
- Cagayan de Oro
- CALABARZON
- Calamba City
- Calamba, Laguna
- Calapan
- Calbayog
- Caloocan
- Caloocan City
- Cambodia
- Canada
- Candon
- Canlaon
- Carcar
- Catbalogan
- Catbalogan City
- Cauayan, Isabela
- Cavite City
- Cebu City
- Central Luzon
- Central Visayas
- Chile
- China
- Cluj-Napoca
- Coconut Palace
- Corazon C. Aquino
- Cotabato City
- Cuba
- Czech Republic
- Dagupan
- Danao, Cebu
- Danilo Lim
- Dapitan
- Dasmariñas
- Dasmariñas Village
- Davao City
- Davao Region
- Digos
- Dipolog
- Dumaguete
- Dumaguete City
- Eastwood City
- EDSA
- EDSA railway station
- EDSA Shrine
- Egypt
- Elenita Binay
- Eton Centris
- Ferdinand E. Marcos
- Filipino language
- Finland
- Fort Bonifacio
- Fort Santiago
- France
- Gapan
- Gated community
- General Santos
- Germany
- Gingoog
- Glorietta
- Greater Manila Area
- Greenbelt
- Guihulngan
- Himamaylan
- Hinduism
- History of Manila
- Ilagan, Isabela
- Iligan
- Iligan City
- Iloilo City
- Imperial Manila
- Indonesia
- Intramuros
- Intramuros, Manila
- Iran
- Iriga
- Isabela, Basilan
- Islam
- Israel
- Italy
- Jeepney
- Jejomar Binay
- Jejomar Binay, Jr.
- Joker Arroyo
- Judaism
- Junjun Binay
- Kabankalan
- Kidapawan
- Kingdom of Maynila
- Kingdom of Tondo
- Koronadal
- Laguna de Bay
- Lamitan
- Laoag
- Las Piñas
- Lebanon
- Legazpi, Albay
- Lipa, Batangas
- Lucena City
- Lucena, Philippines
- Luisiana, Laguna
- Luzon
- Maasin
- Magallanes Village
- Makati
- Makati Business Club
- Makati Coliseum
- Malabon
- Malacañan Palace
- Malaybalay
- Malaysia
- Malolos
- Malta
- Mandaluyong
- Mandaluyong City
- Mandaue
- Manggahan Floodway
- Manila
- Manila (province)
- Manila Bay
- Manila Cathedral
- Manila Golf Club
- Manila Ocean Park
- Manila Polo Club
- Manila Water
- Marawi
- Marikina
- Marikina River
- Masbate City
- Mati City
- Mati, Davao Oriental
- Mega Manila
- Meralco
- Metro Manila
- Metro Manila Skyway
- Meycauayan
- Monsour del Rosario
- Muntinlupa
- Museum
- Muñoz, Nueva Ecija
- Naga, Camarines Sur
- Naga, Cebu
- Namayan
- Navotas
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Nielsen Field
- Niger
- Ninoy Aquino
- Northern Mindanao
- Norway
- Oakwood Mutiny
- Olongapo
- Ormoc
- Oroquieta
- Ortigas Center
- Ozamiz
- Ozamiz City
- Pagadian
- Pagcor City
- Pakistan
- Palayan
- Panabo
- Papua New Guinea
- Parañaque
- Parañaque River
- Pasay
- Pasay City
- Pasig
- Pasig City
- Pasig River
- Passi, Iloilo
- PBCom Tower
- Peru
- Philippines
- Port of Manila
- Portal Manila
- Portal Philippines
- Portugal
- Power Plant Mall
- Protestant
- Puerto Princesa
- Qatar
- Quezon City
- Quiapo Church
- Ramapo, New York
- Resorts World Manila
- Riverbanks Center
- Rizal
- Rizal Park
- Rockwell Center
- Roman Catholic
- Romania
- Roxas Boulevard
- Roxas, Capiz
- Russia
- San Jose del Monte
- San Pablo, Laguna
- Santa Cruz, Laguna
- Santa Rosa City
- Santa Rosa, Laguna
- Santiago, Isabela
- Saudi Arabia
- Silay
- Singapore
- Sipalay
- Sister city
- Skyscraper
- Skyway
- SLEX
- SM Mall of Asia
- SOCCSKSARGEN
- Sorsogon City
- South Africa
- Spain
- Spanish-American War
- Sri Lanka
- Stegodon
- Surigao
- Swamp
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Tabuk, Kalinga
- Tacloban
- Tacurong
- Tagaytay
- Tagbilaran
- Taguig
- Taguig River
- Tagum
- Tagum City
- Taichung, Taiwan
- Taiwan
- Talisay, Cebu
- Tanauan, Batangas
- Tandag
- Tangub
- Tanjay
- Tarlac City
- Tayabas, Quezon
- Thailand
- The Peninsula Manila
- Tim Tebow
- Time zone
- Toledo, Cebu
- Trece Martires
- Triangle Park
- Tuguegarao
- Turkey
- United Arab Emirates
- United States
- University Belt
- University of Makati
- Urdaneta, Pangasinan
- UTC+8
- Valencia, Bukidnon
- Venezuela
- Victorias
- Vigan
- Vladivostok
- Western Visayas
- World War II
- Zamboanga City
- Zamboanga Peninsula
- Antipolo
- Araneta Center
- Argentina
- Australia
- Austria
- Ayala MRT Station
- Ayala Museum
- Bacolod
- Baguio
- Bangladesh
- Batac
- Batangas City
- Battle of Manila Bay
- Bayawan
- Baybay
- Bayugan
- Belgium
- Bislig
- Biñan
- Borongan
- Brazil
- Brunei
- Buendia MRT Station
- Burkina Faso
- Butuan
- Cabadbaran
- Cabanatuan
- Cagayan de Oro
- CALABARZON
- Calapan
- Calbayog
- Caloocan
- Cambodia
- Canada
- Candon
- Canlaon
- Carcar
- Catbalogan
- Cavite City
- Cebu City
- Central Luzon
- Central Visayas
- Chile
- China
- Coconut Palace
- Cotabato City
- Cuba
- Czech Republic
- Dagupan
- Dapitan
- Dasmariñas
- Davao City
- Davao Region
- Digos
- Dipolog
- Dumaguete
- Eastwood City
- EDSA Shrine
- Egypt
- Finland
- Fort Bonifacio
- Fort Santiago
- France
- Gapan
- General Santos
- Germany
- Gingoog
- Glorietta
- Guihulngan
- Himamaylan
- Iligan
- Iloilo City
- Indonesia
- Intramuros
- Iran
- Iriga
- Israel
- Italy
- Kabankalan
- Kidapawan
- Koronadal
- Lamitan
- Laoag
- Las Piñas
- Lebanon
- Luzon
- Maasin
- Makati
- Malabon
- Malacañan Palace
- Malaybalay
- Malaysia
- Malolos
- Malta
- Mandaluyong
- Mandaue
- Manila
- Manila Bay
- Manila Cathedral
- Marawi
- Marikina
- Masbate City
- Metro Manila
- Meycauayan
- Muntinlupa
- Navotas
- Netherlands
- New Zealand
- Niger
- Northern Mindanao
- Norway
- Olongapo
- Ormoc
- Oroquieta
- Ozamiz
- Pagadian
- Pakistan
- Palayan
- Panabo
- Papua New Guinea
- Parañaque
- Pasay
- Pasig
- PBCom Tower
- Peru
- Philippines
- Portugal
- Puerto Princesa
- Qatar
- Quezon City
- Quiapo Church
- Riverbanks Center
- Rizal
- Rockwell Center
- Romania
- Roxas Boulevard
- Russia
- San Jose del Monte
- Saudi Arabia
- Silay
- Singapore
- Sipalay
- SM Mall of Asia
- SOCCSKSARGEN
- Sorsogon City
- South Africa
- Spain
- Sri Lanka
- Surigao
- Sweden
- Switzerland
- Tacloban
- Tacurong
- Tagaytay
- Tagbilaran
- Taguig
- Taguig River
- Tagum
- Taiwan
- Tandag
- Tangub
- Tanjay
- Tarlac City
- Thailand
- The Peninsula Manila
- Trece Martires
- Tuguegarao
- Turkey
- United Arab Emirates
- United States
- Venezuela
- Victorias
- Vigan
- Vladivostok
- Western Visayas
- Zamboanga City
- Zamboanga Peninsula
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Walking on Ayala Avenue and around Makati CBD with GoPRO Hero 4
Strolling on Ayala Avenue and around the Makati Central Business District. It`s a lovely and peaceful area once you get a little bit away from Ayala Avenue, but this area is quite an exclusive place to live. I try to enter Urdaneta village for a walk but I get denied by the security guards at the gate because I`m not a resident. Urdaneta Village takes up most of the area of the Central Business District, yet it`s gated and closed to the public. -
Make it Makati Official Video - 2014
MAKATI -- feel the energy of the city that makes it all happen. Makati is the leading city for business, lifestyle, entertainment, and culture highlighting the six districts of Ayala Land. 1. Makati Central Business District - Unrivalled business capital 2. Ayala Triangle Gardens - Urban oasis 3. City Gate - Young and creative hub 4. Ayala Center - Cosmopolitan lifestyle district 5. Mckinley Exchange - Transport hub 6. Circuit Makati - Entertainment District Visit us on www.makeitmakati.com Like us on www.facebook.com/makeitmakati Follow us on www.twitter.com/makeitmakati and www.instagram.com/makeitmakati Make it yours. #MakeitMakati Creative agency: B+C Videographer: Cinemaworks -
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines by HourPhilippines.com
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines. Greenbelt is a chic and modern shopping mall located at Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines which is close to Glorietta and SM Makati and adjacent to the New World Hotel . It is owned by Ayala Malls, a real-estate subsidiary of Ayala Land, which is an affiliate of Ayala Corporation. It opened in the 1980s and is one of Ayala Corporation's flagship projects. The mall offers a mix of high-end retail shops, restaurants, amenities, leisure and entertainment as well as a 3 hectare park with cascading landscapes and water features. Currently, the mall has five section: two enclosed areas, two buildings open-air shopping areas, and Greenbelt 5, which opened in 2007. The mall is walking distance from the fol... -
Makati & Taguig Manila, Bonifacio High Street Nightlife Food Market, Travel Philippines S2 Ep1
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep1. Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Then Bonifacio Global City, aka The Fort BGC, Taguig City. BGC is popular for nightlife with shopping malls, restaurants, nightclubs, and lounge bars. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. International flight from Sydney Australia to Manila was with Philippine Airlines (PAL), which has it's own dedicated Terminal 2. Please subscribe to B Adventures. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila. http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?s... -
Philippines Makati Area in Manila
Video brought to you by the Travel and Tourism Foundation (http://TravelFoundation.org) and Travelindex (http://Travelindex.com). -
PANOORIN: Pambubugbog ng Makati traffic enforcer sa lalaki
Nakunan ng video ang pambubugbog ng isang traffic enforcer sa Makati sa isang lalaki. Dalawang motorista naman ang naghabulan sa gitna ng trapik sa EDSA. Nagpa-Patrol, Jeck Batallones. TV Patrol, Martes, Marso 8, 2016 -
Red light district in Makati city. Night life. A Venue/Burgos street.
Was hanging out drinking in Makati area and came across A Venue/Burgos street. This is where many go for the Night life. This is quick video of what the street is like. There are also many other places to drink in this area that isn't catered to picking up women. Short walk from Greenbelt/Ayala area. -
Pinoy Joyride - Makati Central Business District (Philippines) Joyride 2014
This is the Makati Central Business District (CBD) to which most companies in the Philippines operate their offices. Makati City is not the whole CBD but is one of the richest cities in the Philippines. The Central Business District is divided into villages, primarily Legazpi and Salcedo Village and other villages as well. The CBD was spearheaded by the Zobel de Ayala Family which owns Ayala Land Inc. There are many changes in the mall area, Glorietta 2 and 3 have been on a major face lift, park square 2 is now gone, park square 1 has been demolished and rebuilt into a newer building, greenbelt has been also expanded. There are new hotels and new residential condominiums. I did a joyride touring the CBD on various days and compiled it here. Also in the video is the Ayala Center, an inte... -
Foreigners Take Over Manila (Vlog 40 - Makati, Philippines)
More foreigners! This time they come from Los Angeles, California and surprised me taking over my place! Wanting to speak, and learn tagalog, they come to learn more about the Filipino culture, here in Manila, Philippines. Instagram: wil_Dasovich Facebook: Wil Dasovich Twitter: wil_dasovich Other Youtube Account: Wil Dasovich Check out Atlee Feingold! Instagram: @Theatleeadventures Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AtleeFeingold Send me stuff: I will feature it in the vlog ;) 703 N Joya Tower, Rockwell Center, Makati, Philippines 1210 Soundtrack: Vibe Out - Dolce -
Makati Manila: The Clipper Hotel, BAGA Food Bazaar, Nightlife, Philippines S1 Ep1
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(1/26). Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Shopping malls, restaurants and nightlife. Popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU Exploring Makati: The Clipper Hotel 5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos Poblacion Makati City Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534 http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline Greenbelt Mall, series of multiple malls. Gerry's Grill restaurant, Greenbelt. Botong's restaurant and karaoke bar. BAGA Mani... -
Duterte vows end to streetside drinking sessions
Presidential race frontrunner Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday said he will outlaw street-side drinking sessions in case he becomes president. Speaking at a luncheon organized by the Makati Business Club, Duterte said drinking on the streets has to stop. ''Iyang nag-iinom sa daan, that will, tapos iyan. Iyang mga nag-iinom sa daan daan, p****g i*a wag kang magpapakita, sasagasaan kita. It has to stop. There has to be a sense of order, good order for this country,'' he said. Duterte has made a name for himself for his iron-fist governance in Davao City, employing unorthodox ways in instilling discipline among his constituents and going after criminals. Much of Duterte's campaign team has been centered on crushing criminality and fighting corruption. One of the mayor's most... -
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview by HourPhilippines.com
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview. Makati is the financial hub of the Philippines with the highest concentration of multinational and local corporations in the country including the trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange. All major banks, corporations, department stores as well as foreign embassies are based in Makati. Makati is also known for being the cultural and entertainment hub of Metro Manila. In 1851, Don José Bonifacio Roxas (an ancestor of the Zobel de Ayala family) purchased the Jesuit estate of "Hacienda de San Pedro de Macati" for 52,800 pesos. Since then, the development of Makati has remained inextricably linked to the Zóbel de Ayala family and their company, Ayala Corporation. Majority of the tallest skyscrapers in the Philippines are located in... -
Manila: Makati Salt Steakhouse & BGC Nightlife The Fort Bonifacio Taguig, Philippines S2 Ep40
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep40. Makati and BGC Taguig, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist areas. Checked out Salt Steakhouse in Makati, then head to The Fort Strip Bonifacio Global City. Quick tour of the Fort: Good Times Karaoke Lounge, Club Haze lounge, and Prive Luxury Club. BGC, like Makati, has plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila. http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline Salt Steakhouse, 5887 Fermina corner Enriquez St. Poblacion Makati. Food was pretty good and reasonably ... -
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Makati Manila, Street Tour & Nightlife, Armscor Shooting Range, Philippines S1 Ep19
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(19/26). Exploring Makati City, Manila, a popular tourist district and CBD. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. Please subscribe to B Adventures. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU Quick stop over in Cebu City. Sbarro Italian food chain (founded in USA). Stayed at Apple Tree Suites, 22 J.Llorente Street, Capitol Site, Cebu City. Very affordable hotel/pension house. The Clipper Hotel, 5766 Ebro corner Kalayaan Ave, Makati Manila. http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html Exploring more of Makati City, Manila: A. Venue Makati and apartments / condos. ... -
Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center Makati Overview 2015 Official by HourPhilippines.com
Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center Makati Overview 2015 Official. Rockwell’s Power Plant Mall is one of the newer lifestyle shopping malls in the Metro which has become a haven for the elite. Power Plant Mall was established in 2000 as a comfort and convenience offered to Rockwell Center’s residents, with only a dozen of stores upon launch, marking Rockwell’s first retail milestone - the creation of “Fashionable Manila.” Today, Power Plant has expanded to over a hundred stores, catering to the needs and wants of various individuals, both residents and guests, who have come to regard the mall as their second home. With the expansion of Rockwell Center, Power Plant Mall grows simultaneously, adapting to the market’s changing lifestyles and evolving tastes. After almost two decades of providing... -
Walking in Guadalupe (Makati and Mandaluyong)
In this video I walk around the colorful area of Guadalupe in Makati, and cross the Pasig River into Mandaluyong. I love the scenery of Guadalupe especially crossing the bridge with all the billboards. I pass through here whenever I take a taxi from the airport to Quezon City. -
Putol-putol na katawan ng isang ginang, natagpuan sa kanyang bahay sa Makati
Patay ang isang babae nang abutan ng mga anak nito sa kanilang bahay. Pero hindi agad nila ito nakilala dahil chop chop na ang ginang nang makita nila. Ang suspek, ang asawa mismo ng biktima. Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel! - http://bit.ly/TheABSCBNNews Visit our website at http://news.abs-cbn.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abscbnNEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/abscbnnews -
Halalan sa Makati: Peña vs. Binay, David vs. Goliath nga ba?
Inaasahang magiging mainit muli ang kampanya at halalan sa lungsod ng Makati. Isang subok nang pamilya ang nais manatili sa poder ng city hall, pero nahaharap sa matitinding isyu ng corruption at political dynasty. Hawak ba nila ang boto ng kanilang nasasakupan? O handa na ba ang mga taga-Makati para sa bagong liderato. Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel! - http://bit.ly/TheABSCBNNews Visit our website at http://www.abs-cbnnews.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abscbnNEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/abscbnnews -
Hooters Happy Hour A. Venue Mall Makati Avenue Open 24 Hours by HourPhilippines.com
Hooters Happy Hour A. Venue Mall Makati Avenue Open 24 Hours. Hooters A Venue Mall Makati Avenue Makati Philippines. Hooters is a U.S. restaurant and bar concept created in 1983 in Clearwater Florida and now has over 430 branches globally. The Hooters name has a double meaning - owl mascot for the hooting and American slang for female breasts. While it is well known as a family restaurant for spectacular chicken wings and burgers and killer frozen margaritas, they are also known to hire young, attractive waitresses with large hooters! Hooters 2nd branch in the Philippines at the A. Venue mall is open 24 hours and serves damn good wings, burgers and nachos. Frozen Margaritas are just so refreshing with a kick! Hooters Makati launched a daily happy hour Sunday to Thursday 8AM until ... -
TOUR OF NEW WORLD MAKATI HOTEL, PHILIPPINES (Daily Vlog 52)
Today was our second day at the New World Hotel in Makati, Manila. We received another welcoming gift from this hotel yesterday, if you missed yesterdays video, check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHcBbkuSUfI Watch the full Philippines playlist here: http://bit.ly/philippinesplaylist SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/TravellingWeasels For more info check out our blog: http://www.travellingweasels.com And be sure to spam us on our social media: SNAPCHAT: travelweasels INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/travellingweasels TWITTER: https://twitter.com/TravelWeasels FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/travellingweasels Music credits: Intractable by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://in... -
GoPRO Ayala Malls Circuit Lane Now Open Circuit Makati Walking Tour Overview by HourPhilippines.com
GoPRO Ayala Malls Circuit Lane Now Open Circuit Makati Walking Tour Overview. Circuit Lane Makati is the newest outdoor Ayala Mall in Metro Manila with 10,000 sq.meters of lifestyle, retail shops, restaurants, and entertainment options opened in December 2015. Located at Pasig riverfront close to Makati City Hall, Circuit Lane is part of a 21-hectare mixed use redevelopment of the Sta. Ana Racetrack. Dining choices that are sure to please the palette: Backyard Kitchen + Brew, OnBoard Game + Gastro Pub, Palm Corned Beef Corner, Seafood Island, Steveston Pizza, and Torch. Other food establishments to look forward to are: Fat Burger, Marugame, Pink Panda, ShiLin, Shrimp Bucket, Social House, The Burgery, Va Bene Pasta Deli, Wingstop, and Shabu-Shabu Ichiban. Cafés to be opened include B... -
Bizmen expected more from Duterte meeting: MBC exec
Members of the Makati Business Club expected Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to explain his economic plans further during their meeting with the tough-talking politician on Wednesday. Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel! - http://bit.ly/TheABSCBNNews Visit our website at http://news.abs-cbn.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abscbnNEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/abscbnnews
Walking on Ayala Avenue and around Makati CBD with GoPRO Hero 4
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- Duration: 9:48
- Updated: 07 Aug 2015
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Strolling on Ayala Avenue and around the Makati Central Business District. It`s a lovely and peaceful area once you get a little bit away from Ayala Avenue, but...
Strolling on Ayala Avenue and around the Makati Central Business District. It`s a lovely and peaceful area once you get a little bit away from Ayala Avenue, but this area is quite an exclusive place to live. I try to enter Urdaneta village for a walk but I get denied by the security guards at the gate because I`m not a resident. Urdaneta Village takes up most of the area of the Central Business District, yet it`s gated and closed to the public.
wn.com/Walking On Ayala Avenue And Around Makati Cbd With Gopro Hero 4
Strolling on Ayala Avenue and around the Makati Central Business District. It`s a lovely and peaceful area once you get a little bit away from Ayala Avenue, but this area is quite an exclusive place to live. I try to enter Urdaneta village for a walk but I get denied by the security guards at the gate because I`m not a resident. Urdaneta Village takes up most of the area of the Central Business District, yet it`s gated and closed to the public.
- published: 07 Aug 2015
- views: 6932
Make it Makati Official Video - 2014
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- Duration: 3:42
- Updated: 17 Sep 2014
- views: 34498
MAKATI -- feel the energy of the city that makes it all happen.
Makati is the leading city for business, lifestyle, entertainment, and culture highlighting the...
MAKATI -- feel the energy of the city that makes it all happen.
Makati is the leading city for business, lifestyle, entertainment, and culture highlighting the six districts of Ayala Land.
1. Makati Central Business District - Unrivalled business capital
2. Ayala Triangle Gardens - Urban oasis
3. City Gate - Young and creative hub
4. Ayala Center - Cosmopolitan lifestyle district
5. Mckinley Exchange - Transport hub
6. Circuit Makati - Entertainment District
Visit us on www.makeitmakati.com
Like us on www.facebook.com/makeitmakati
Follow us on www.twitter.com/makeitmakati
and www.instagram.com/makeitmakati
Make it yours. #MakeitMakati
Creative agency: B+C
Videographer: Cinemaworks
wn.com/Make It Makati Official Video 2014
MAKATI -- feel the energy of the city that makes it all happen.
Makati is the leading city for business, lifestyle, entertainment, and culture highlighting the six districts of Ayala Land.
1. Makati Central Business District - Unrivalled business capital
2. Ayala Triangle Gardens - Urban oasis
3. City Gate - Young and creative hub
4. Ayala Center - Cosmopolitan lifestyle district
5. Mckinley Exchange - Transport hub
6. Circuit Makati - Entertainment District
Visit us on www.makeitmakati.com
Like us on www.facebook.com/makeitmakati
Follow us on www.twitter.com/makeitmakati
and www.instagram.com/makeitmakati
Make it yours. #MakeitMakati
Creative agency: B+C
Videographer: Cinemaworks
- published: 17 Sep 2014
- views: 34498
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines by HourPhilippines.com
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- Duration: 29:51
- Updated: 19 Jan 2016
- views: 972
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines. Greenbelt is a chic and modern shopping mall located at Ayala Center, Makati, Metr...
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines. Greenbelt is a chic and modern shopping mall located at Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines which is close to Glorietta and SM Makati and adjacent to the New World Hotel . It is owned by Ayala Malls, a real-estate subsidiary of Ayala Land, which is an affiliate of Ayala Corporation. It opened in the 1980s and is one of Ayala Corporation's flagship projects. The mall offers a mix of high-end retail shops, restaurants, amenities, leisure and entertainment as well as a 3 hectare park with cascading landscapes and water features. Currently, the mall has five section: two enclosed areas, two buildings open-air shopping areas, and Greenbelt 5, which opened in 2007. The mall is walking distance from the following 5 star Makati Hotels: Shangri-La Makati, Peninsula Manila, Dusit, Fairmont, Raffles Residences, New World Hotel.
Built around a 250,000 square meter retail complex, the mall, which merged the previous small arcades and shops, was first opened to the public in 1989. It was renovated in 2001 and re-opened as Greenbelt 1, 2 and 3 in 2002, with 4 and 5 opening in 2004 and 2007, respectively, on the basis of other pioneer shops in the area.
Greenbelt 1 features mostly appliance and supply stores like ACE Hardware, National Bookstore, Automatic Center and Rustan’s Supermarket.
Greenbelt 2 is a restaurant and bar strip which includes Italianni’s Draft, 8 Cuts Burger Blends, Sugi, Mary Grace, Spicy Fingers, Nuvo and Barcino’s.
Greenbelt 3 features a mix of international brands such as Calvin Klein, Diesel S.p.A., Ralph Lauren, Hermès, Kate Spade, Kenneth Cole, Lacoste, Nine West, Topman, Topshop, among others.
Greenbelt 4 features high-end boutiques such as Burberry, Bottega Veneta, Bulgari , Gucci, Hugo Boss, Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Salvatore Ferragamo,.
Greenbelt 5 has boutiques of Filipino designers, high-end department store Adora, and boutiques of Aldo, Banana Republic, Bang & Olufsen, Chopard, Crocs, DKNY, Escada, Rolex, Patek Philippe, Juicy Couture, Kenneth Cole, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Marks & Spencer, Massimo Dutti, Michael Kors, Miss Selfridge, Tommy Hilfiger and Zara.
With a roster of prominent and world- class retailers, restaurateurs and entertainment operators, it defines the premier Ayala Mall experience. Greenbelt the epitome of the Filipino taking on the world stage as it creatively blends the best of local ingenuity with global world class iconic brands.
Greenbelt Mall
Ayala Center Makati
Tel: (+632) 757-4853
Operational Hours:
Greenbelt 1
Sunday to Thursday
10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Greenbelt 2, 3, and 5
Sunday to Thursday
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Greenbelt 4
Monday to Thursday
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sunday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
MABUHAY and Welcome to Hour Philippines TV the #1 Food Travel and Lifestyle Vlog!
Thanks for dropping by. Please subscribe, like, share and comment on our videos! ♥ We upload daily and weekly!
Your essential guide to unforgettable food, travel and nightlife adventures in the Philippines and beyond!
Have a great day and a fantastic life ahead! :-) Cheers, Lord and Aksana
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wn.com/Gopro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines By Hourphilippines.Com
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines. Greenbelt is a chic and modern shopping mall located at Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines which is close to Glorietta and SM Makati and adjacent to the New World Hotel . It is owned by Ayala Malls, a real-estate subsidiary of Ayala Land, which is an affiliate of Ayala Corporation. It opened in the 1980s and is one of Ayala Corporation's flagship projects. The mall offers a mix of high-end retail shops, restaurants, amenities, leisure and entertainment as well as a 3 hectare park with cascading landscapes and water features. Currently, the mall has five section: two enclosed areas, two buildings open-air shopping areas, and Greenbelt 5, which opened in 2007. The mall is walking distance from the following 5 star Makati Hotels: Shangri-La Makati, Peninsula Manila, Dusit, Fairmont, Raffles Residences, New World Hotel.
Built around a 250,000 square meter retail complex, the mall, which merged the previous small arcades and shops, was first opened to the public in 1989. It was renovated in 2001 and re-opened as Greenbelt 1, 2 and 3 in 2002, with 4 and 5 opening in 2004 and 2007, respectively, on the basis of other pioneer shops in the area.
Greenbelt 1 features mostly appliance and supply stores like ACE Hardware, National Bookstore, Automatic Center and Rustan’s Supermarket.
Greenbelt 2 is a restaurant and bar strip which includes Italianni’s Draft, 8 Cuts Burger Blends, Sugi, Mary Grace, Spicy Fingers, Nuvo and Barcino’s.
Greenbelt 3 features a mix of international brands such as Calvin Klein, Diesel S.p.A., Ralph Lauren, Hermès, Kate Spade, Kenneth Cole, Lacoste, Nine West, Topman, Topshop, among others.
Greenbelt 4 features high-end boutiques such as Burberry, Bottega Veneta, Bulgari , Gucci, Hugo Boss, Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Salvatore Ferragamo,.
Greenbelt 5 has boutiques of Filipino designers, high-end department store Adora, and boutiques of Aldo, Banana Republic, Bang & Olufsen, Chopard, Crocs, DKNY, Escada, Rolex, Patek Philippe, Juicy Couture, Kenneth Cole, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Marks & Spencer, Massimo Dutti, Michael Kors, Miss Selfridge, Tommy Hilfiger and Zara.
With a roster of prominent and world- class retailers, restaurateurs and entertainment operators, it defines the premier Ayala Mall experience. Greenbelt the epitome of the Filipino taking on the world stage as it creatively blends the best of local ingenuity with global world class iconic brands.
Greenbelt Mall
Ayala Center Makati
Tel: (+632) 757-4853
Operational Hours:
Greenbelt 1
Sunday to Thursday
10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Greenbelt 2, 3, and 5
Sunday to Thursday
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Greenbelt 4
Monday to Thursday
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sunday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
MABUHAY and Welcome to Hour Philippines TV the #1 Food Travel and Lifestyle Vlog!
Thanks for dropping by. Please subscribe, like, share and comment on our videos! ♥ We upload daily and weekly!
Your essential guide to unforgettable food, travel and nightlife adventures in the Philippines and beyond!
Have a great day and a fantastic life ahead! :-) Cheers, Lord and Aksana
Food | Travel | Lifestyle | Parties | Nightlife | Events
For business inquiries, please send us a message :-)
www.HourPhilippines.com
- published: 19 Jan 2016
- views: 972
Makati & Taguig Manila, Bonifacio High Street Nightlife Food Market, Travel Philippines S2 Ep1
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- Duration: 8:58
- Updated: 10 May 2015
- views: 37073
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep1. Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Then Bonifacio Global City, aka The Fort BGC, Taguig Cit...
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep1. Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Then Bonifacio Global City, aka The Fort BGC, Taguig City. BGC is popular for nightlife with shopping malls, restaurants, nightclubs, and lounge bars. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. International flight from Sydney Australia to Manila was with Philippine Airlines (PAL), which has it's own dedicated Terminal 2.
Please subscribe to B Adventures.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
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The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Cruising around Makati and Taguig City, Manila.
Buddha-Bar, Makati Manila.
Taguig City, Manila. Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Bonifacio High Street. There was a food festival market, dog show, and live band that night.
Bonifacio High Street Gourmet Food Fair.
https://www.facebook.com/BHSGourmetFoodFairMercato
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below:
Del Sound - Lost Island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound
https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
http://delsound.tumblr.com/
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy life, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities, islands, sea.
wn.com/Makati Taguig Manila, Bonifacio High Street Nightlife Food Market, Travel Philippines S2 Ep1
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep1. Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Then Bonifacio Global City, aka The Fort BGC, Taguig City. BGC is popular for nightlife with shopping malls, restaurants, nightclubs, and lounge bars. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. International flight from Sydney Australia to Manila was with Philippine Airlines (PAL), which has it's own dedicated Terminal 2.
Please subscribe to B Adventures.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU
The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Cruising around Makati and Taguig City, Manila.
Buddha-Bar, Makati Manila.
Taguig City, Manila. Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Bonifacio High Street. There was a food festival market, dog show, and live band that night.
Bonifacio High Street Gourmet Food Fair.
https://www.facebook.com/BHSGourmetFoodFairMercato
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below:
Del Sound - Lost Island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound
https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
http://delsound.tumblr.com/
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy life, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities, islands, sea.
- published: 10 May 2015
- views: 37073
Philippines Makati Area in Manila
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- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 27694
Video brought to you by the Travel and Tourism Foundation (http://TravelFoundation.org) and Travelindex (http://Travelindex.com).
Video brought to you by the Travel and Tourism Foundation (http://TravelFoundation.org) and Travelindex (http://Travelindex.com).
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Video brought to you by the Travel and Tourism Foundation (http://TravelFoundation.org) and Travelindex (http://Travelindex.com).
- published: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 27694
PANOORIN: Pambubugbog ng Makati traffic enforcer sa lalaki
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- Duration: 2:13
- Updated: 08 Mar 2016
- views: 142
Nakunan ng video ang pambubugbog ng isang traffic enforcer sa Makati sa isang lalaki. Dalawang motorista naman ang naghabulan sa gitna ng trapik sa EDSA. Nagpa-...
Nakunan ng video ang pambubugbog ng isang traffic enforcer sa Makati sa isang lalaki. Dalawang motorista naman ang naghabulan sa gitna ng trapik sa EDSA. Nagpa-Patrol, Jeck Batallones. TV Patrol, Martes, Marso 8, 2016
wn.com/Panoorin Pambubugbog Ng Makati Traffic Enforcer Sa Lalaki
Nakunan ng video ang pambubugbog ng isang traffic enforcer sa Makati sa isang lalaki. Dalawang motorista naman ang naghabulan sa gitna ng trapik sa EDSA. Nagpa-Patrol, Jeck Batallones. TV Patrol, Martes, Marso 8, 2016
- published: 08 Mar 2016
- views: 142
Red light district in Makati city. Night life. A Venue/Burgos street.
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- Duration: 3:17
- Updated: 08 Aug 2015
- views: 9324
Was hanging out drinking in Makati area and came across A Venue/Burgos street. This is where many go for the Night life. This is quick video of what the street...
Was hanging out drinking in Makati area and came across A Venue/Burgos street. This is where many go for the Night life. This is quick video of what the street is like. There are also many other places to drink in this area that isn't catered to picking up women. Short walk from Greenbelt/Ayala area.
wn.com/Red Light District In Makati City. Night Life. A Venue Burgos Street.
Was hanging out drinking in Makati area and came across A Venue/Burgos street. This is where many go for the Night life. This is quick video of what the street is like. There are also many other places to drink in this area that isn't catered to picking up women. Short walk from Greenbelt/Ayala area.
- published: 08 Aug 2015
- views: 9324
Pinoy Joyride - Makati Central Business District (Philippines) Joyride 2014
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 14:14
- Updated: 09 Apr 2014
- views: 38138
This is the Makati Central Business District (CBD) to which most companies in the Philippines operate their offices. Makati City is not the whole CBD but is one...
This is the Makati Central Business District (CBD) to which most companies in the Philippines operate their offices. Makati City is not the whole CBD but is one of the richest cities in the Philippines. The Central Business District is divided into villages, primarily Legazpi and Salcedo Village and other villages as well. The CBD was spearheaded by the Zobel de Ayala Family which owns Ayala Land Inc.
There are many changes in the mall area, Glorietta 2 and 3 have been on a major face lift, park square 2 is now gone, park square 1 has been demolished and rebuilt into a newer building, greenbelt has been also expanded. There are new hotels and new residential condominiums.
I did a joyride touring the CBD on various days and compiled it here. Also in the video is the Ayala Center, an interconnected complex of malls and hotels catering to the public. New business districts are coming out now like Bonifacio Global City but Makati CBD will always be the every workers dream, to work on Makati...
Burning gas was sometimes fun! :-)
Music used with permission:
"Humberside Moonlight" - Iceferno
produced by Alec Brooke
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx3uhkbbLXXrcoFydvWEiGw
http://www.iceferno.com
wn.com/Pinoy Joyride Makati Central Business District (Philippines) Joyride 2014
This is the Makati Central Business District (CBD) to which most companies in the Philippines operate their offices. Makati City is not the whole CBD but is one of the richest cities in the Philippines. The Central Business District is divided into villages, primarily Legazpi and Salcedo Village and other villages as well. The CBD was spearheaded by the Zobel de Ayala Family which owns Ayala Land Inc.
There are many changes in the mall area, Glorietta 2 and 3 have been on a major face lift, park square 2 is now gone, park square 1 has been demolished and rebuilt into a newer building, greenbelt has been also expanded. There are new hotels and new residential condominiums.
I did a joyride touring the CBD on various days and compiled it here. Also in the video is the Ayala Center, an interconnected complex of malls and hotels catering to the public. New business districts are coming out now like Bonifacio Global City but Makati CBD will always be the every workers dream, to work on Makati...
Burning gas was sometimes fun! :-)
Music used with permission:
"Humberside Moonlight" - Iceferno
produced by Alec Brooke
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx3uhkbbLXXrcoFydvWEiGw
http://www.iceferno.com
- published: 09 Apr 2014
- views: 38138
Foreigners Take Over Manila (Vlog 40 - Makati, Philippines)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:15
- Updated: 03 Dec 2015
- views: 26105
More foreigners! This time they come from Los Angeles, California and surprised me taking over my place! Wanting to speak, and learn tagalog, they come to learn...
More foreigners! This time they come from Los Angeles, California and surprised me taking over my place! Wanting to speak, and learn tagalog, they come to learn more about the Filipino culture, here in Manila, Philippines.
Instagram: wil_Dasovich
Facebook: Wil Dasovich
Twitter: wil_dasovich
Other Youtube Account: Wil Dasovich
Check out Atlee Feingold!
Instagram: @Theatleeadventures
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AtleeFeingold
Send me stuff: I will feature it in the vlog ;) 703 N Joya Tower, Rockwell Center, Makati, Philippines 1210
Soundtrack: Vibe Out - Dolce
wn.com/Foreigners Take Over Manila (Vlog 40 Makati, Philippines)
More foreigners! This time they come from Los Angeles, California and surprised me taking over my place! Wanting to speak, and learn tagalog, they come to learn more about the Filipino culture, here in Manila, Philippines.
Instagram: wil_Dasovich
Facebook: Wil Dasovich
Twitter: wil_dasovich
Other Youtube Account: Wil Dasovich
Check out Atlee Feingold!
Instagram: @Theatleeadventures
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AtleeFeingold
Send me stuff: I will feature it in the vlog ;) 703 N Joya Tower, Rockwell Center, Makati, Philippines 1210
Soundtrack: Vibe Out - Dolce
- published: 03 Dec 2015
- views: 26105
Makati Manila: The Clipper Hotel, BAGA Food Bazaar, Nightlife, Philippines S1 Ep1
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:58
- Updated: 24 Jan 2014
- views: 81674
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(1/26). Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Shopping malls, restaurants and nightlife. Popular ...
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(1/26). Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Shopping malls, restaurants and nightlife. Popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
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Exploring Makati:
The Clipper Hotel
5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos
Poblacion Makati City
Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Greenbelt Mall, series of multiple malls.
Gerry's Grill restaurant, Greenbelt.
Botong's restaurant and karaoke bar.
BAGA Manila Food Bazaar, next to A. Venue Mall, Makati.
Club Haze, The Fort Strip, Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Taguig City.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and bottled water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
https://www.youtube.com/user/smokegrapes/featured
https://www.facebook.com/grapes510?_rdr=p
Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738
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Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(1/26). Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Shopping malls, restaurants and nightlife. Popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
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Exploring Makati:
The Clipper Hotel
5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos
Poblacion Makati City
Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Greenbelt Mall, series of multiple malls.
Gerry's Grill restaurant, Greenbelt.
Botong's restaurant and karaoke bar.
BAGA Manila Food Bazaar, next to A. Venue Mall, Makati.
Club Haze, The Fort Strip, Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Taguig City.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and bottled water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
https://www.youtube.com/user/smokegrapes/featured
https://www.facebook.com/grapes510?_rdr=p
Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities.
- published: 24 Jan 2014
- views: 81674
Duterte vows end to streetside drinking sessions
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 3:31
- Updated: 27 Apr 2016
- views: 110
Presidential race frontrunner Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday said he will outlaw street-side drinking sessions in case he becomes president.
Spe...
Presidential race frontrunner Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday said he will outlaw street-side drinking sessions in case he becomes president.
Speaking at a luncheon organized by the Makati Business Club, Duterte said drinking on the streets has to stop.
''Iyang nag-iinom sa daan, that will, tapos iyan. Iyang mga nag-iinom sa daan daan, p****g i*a wag kang magpapakita, sasagasaan kita. It has to stop. There has to be a sense of order, good order for this country,'' he said.
Duterte has made a name for himself for his iron-fist governance in Davao City, employing unorthodox ways in instilling discipline among his constituents and going after criminals.
Much of Duterte's campaign team has been centered on crushing criminality and fighting corruption.
One of the mayor's most controversial promises is to eradicate criminality in 3 to 6 months, something his detractors have said is impossible to achieve.
During the luncheon, Duterte said he will order the police and military to spare no mercy on illegal drug dealers who will refuse to yield to authorities.
''Iyung mga drug lords, sabihin ko talaga sa military and police: 'Go out and hunt them, arrest them.' If they refuse and offer a violent resistance, I will personally order you to kill them,''' he said.
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Presidential race frontrunner Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday said he will outlaw street-side drinking sessions in case he becomes president.
Speaking at a luncheon organized by the Makati Business Club, Duterte said drinking on the streets has to stop.
''Iyang nag-iinom sa daan, that will, tapos iyan. Iyang mga nag-iinom sa daan daan, p****g i*a wag kang magpapakita, sasagasaan kita. It has to stop. There has to be a sense of order, good order for this country,'' he said.
Duterte has made a name for himself for his iron-fist governance in Davao City, employing unorthodox ways in instilling discipline among his constituents and going after criminals.
Much of Duterte's campaign team has been centered on crushing criminality and fighting corruption.
One of the mayor's most controversial promises is to eradicate criminality in 3 to 6 months, something his detractors have said is impossible to achieve.
During the luncheon, Duterte said he will order the police and military to spare no mercy on illegal drug dealers who will refuse to yield to authorities.
''Iyung mga drug lords, sabihin ko talaga sa military and police: 'Go out and hunt them, arrest them.' If they refuse and offer a violent resistance, I will personally order you to kill them,''' he said.
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- published: 27 Apr 2016
- views: 110
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview by HourPhilippines.com
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 18:34
- Updated: 15 Apr 2016
- views: 14
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview. Makati is the financial hub of the Philippines with the highest concentration of multinational and local corpor...
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview. Makati is the financial hub of the Philippines with the highest concentration of multinational and local corporations in the country including the trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange. All major banks, corporations, department stores as well as foreign embassies are based in Makati. Makati is also known for being the cultural and entertainment hub of Metro Manila.
In 1851, Don José Bonifacio Roxas (an ancestor of the Zobel de Ayala family) purchased the Jesuit estate of "Hacienda de San Pedro de Macati" for 52,800 pesos. Since then, the development of Makati has remained inextricably linked to the Zóbel de Ayala family and their company, Ayala Corporation.
Majority of the tallest skyscrapers in the Philippines are located in Makati such as the PBCom Tower, Gramercy Residences in Century City and G.T. International Tower. Makati is also a shopping hub of Metro Manila and convenient as the various shopping centers are all interconnected offering both international and local retail shops, high-end boutiques, dining outlets and entertainment facilities.
The Ayala Center is a massive commercial development operated by Ayala Land with high-end malls that houses cinemas, local and international shops, homegrown restaurants and international food chains. The shopping malls that are located at the Ayala Center complex include Greenbelt, Glorietta, Park Square, and The Link. The Ayala Center is also home to 3 department stores namely, SM Makati, Rustan's, and The Landmark. 5 Star hotels within walking distance of Ayala Center are: Shangri-La Makati, New World Hotel, Dusit Thani, Holiday Inn, Ascott, Fairmont Hotel, Raffles Residences and the Manila Peninsula. Additionally there are weekend street markets: The Salcedo Saturday Market and Legazpi Sunday Market which are popular open-air community markets. These markets offers organic products, specialty foods, fruits, vegetables, fish, gourmet items and antiques.
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wn.com/2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview By Hourphilippines.Com
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview. Makati is the financial hub of the Philippines with the highest concentration of multinational and local corporations in the country including the trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange. All major banks, corporations, department stores as well as foreign embassies are based in Makati. Makati is also known for being the cultural and entertainment hub of Metro Manila.
In 1851, Don José Bonifacio Roxas (an ancestor of the Zobel de Ayala family) purchased the Jesuit estate of "Hacienda de San Pedro de Macati" for 52,800 pesos. Since then, the development of Makati has remained inextricably linked to the Zóbel de Ayala family and their company, Ayala Corporation.
Majority of the tallest skyscrapers in the Philippines are located in Makati such as the PBCom Tower, Gramercy Residences in Century City and G.T. International Tower. Makati is also a shopping hub of Metro Manila and convenient as the various shopping centers are all interconnected offering both international and local retail shops, high-end boutiques, dining outlets and entertainment facilities.
The Ayala Center is a massive commercial development operated by Ayala Land with high-end malls that houses cinemas, local and international shops, homegrown restaurants and international food chains. The shopping malls that are located at the Ayala Center complex include Greenbelt, Glorietta, Park Square, and The Link. The Ayala Center is also home to 3 department stores namely, SM Makati, Rustan's, and The Landmark. 5 Star hotels within walking distance of Ayala Center are: Shangri-La Makati, New World Hotel, Dusit Thani, Holiday Inn, Ascott, Fairmont Hotel, Raffles Residences and the Manila Peninsula. Additionally there are weekend street markets: The Salcedo Saturday Market and Legazpi Sunday Market which are popular open-air community markets. These markets offers organic products, specialty foods, fruits, vegetables, fish, gourmet items and antiques.
MABUHAY and Welcome to Hour Philippines TV the #1 Food Travel and Lifestyle Vlog: Live - Love - Eat!
Thanks for dropping by. Please subscribe, like, share and comment on our videos! ♥ We upload daily and weekly!
Your essential guide to unforgettable food, travel and nightlife adventures in the Philippines and beyond!
Have a great day and a fantastic life ahead! :-) Cheers, Lord and Aksana
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- published: 15 Apr 2016
- views: 14
Manila: Makati Salt Steakhouse & BGC Nightlife The Fort Bonifacio Taguig, Philippines S2 Ep40
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:21
- Updated: 11 Oct 2015
- views: 4506
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep40. Makati and BGC Taguig, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist areas. Checked out Salt Steakhouse in Makati, then head to The ...
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep40. Makati and BGC Taguig, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist areas. Checked out Salt Steakhouse in Makati, then head to The Fort Strip Bonifacio Global City. Quick tour of the Fort: Good Times Karaoke Lounge, Club Haze lounge, and Prive Luxury Club. BGC, like Makati, has plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife.
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The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Salt Steakhouse, 5887 Fermina corner Enriquez St. Poblacion Makati. Food was pretty good and reasonably priced.
Saw a Filipino actor Antonio Aquitania while we had dinner at the restaurant.
The Fort Strip at BGC, Taguig City, Manila aka Bonifacio Global City. We checked out the nightlife and a few places:
GOODTIMES KARAOKE LOUNGE AND CIGAR BAR, 7th Avenue the Fort Strip Building, BGC Taguig City, Metro Manila.
Club Haze lounge, 26th St, BGC Taguig City, Metro Manila.
Prive Luxury Club, corner of 7th & 28th St in BGC, Taguig City, Metro Manila.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below:
Del Sound - Lost Island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound
https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
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Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep40. Makati and BGC Taguig, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist areas. Checked out Salt Steakhouse in Makati, then head to The Fort Strip Bonifacio Global City. Quick tour of the Fort: Good Times Karaoke Lounge, Club Haze lounge, and Prive Luxury Club. BGC, like Makati, has plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife.
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The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Salt Steakhouse, 5887 Fermina corner Enriquez St. Poblacion Makati. Food was pretty good and reasonably priced.
Saw a Filipino actor Antonio Aquitania while we had dinner at the restaurant.
The Fort Strip at BGC, Taguig City, Manila aka Bonifacio Global City. We checked out the nightlife and a few places:
GOODTIMES KARAOKE LOUNGE AND CIGAR BAR, 7th Avenue the Fort Strip Building, BGC Taguig City, Metro Manila.
Club Haze lounge, 26th St, BGC Taguig City, Metro Manila.
Prive Luxury Club, corner of 7th & 28th St in BGC, Taguig City, Metro Manila.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below:
Del Sound - Lost Island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound
https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
http://delsound.tumblr.com/
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy life, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities, islands, sea.
- published: 11 Oct 2015
- views: 4506
Makati Philippines 2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:47
- Updated: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 1127
Makati Manila, Street Tour & Nightlife, Armscor Shooting Range, Philippines S1 Ep19
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:15
- Updated: 16 May 2014
- views: 42055
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(19/26). Exploring Makati City, Manila, a popular tourist district and CBD. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Many ...
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(19/26). Exploring Makati City, Manila, a popular tourist district and CBD. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
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Quick stop over in Cebu City. Sbarro Italian food chain (founded in USA).
Stayed at Apple Tree Suites, 22 J.Llorente Street, Capitol Site, Cebu City. Very affordable hotel/pension house.
The Clipper Hotel, 5766 Ebro corner Kalayaan Ave, Makati Manila.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
Exploring more of Makati City, Manila:
A. Venue Makati and apartments / condos.
Burger Machine Street Burgers, Makati.
Armscor Shooting Range, Makati Cinema Square Mall, basement level.
El Chupacabra Restaurant, 5782 Felipe St. cor. Polaris St, Makati (behind the Clipper Hotel).
Burgos Street, Makati (commercial tourist area and nightlife).
Local Church gathering in Burgos Street.
Philippines has a gun culture and shooting sports are popular, and accepted like any other sports activity.
I tried the Armscor MAPP1 MS 9mm (aka Tanfoglio Force or CZ 75 copy), and Armcor 1911 in .45 ACP.
The Armscor range and gun hire prices at the time were PHP1500 each firearm. Comes with paper targets, eye, and ear protection, and you are supervised by a range and safety officer. Pistols came with 50 rounds of factory lead reloads, pump action shotguns came with 12 rounds. I did not try the shotgun. This was actually a well priced and modern indoor range at the time, with good customer service and helpful staff. Other ranges I investigated were more expensive, and had lower standards.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and bottled water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
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Grapes - I Dunno
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Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(19/26). Exploring Makati City, Manila, a popular tourist district and CBD. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
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Quick stop over in Cebu City. Sbarro Italian food chain (founded in USA).
Stayed at Apple Tree Suites, 22 J.Llorente Street, Capitol Site, Cebu City. Very affordable hotel/pension house.
The Clipper Hotel, 5766 Ebro corner Kalayaan Ave, Makati Manila.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
Exploring more of Makati City, Manila:
A. Venue Makati and apartments / condos.
Burger Machine Street Burgers, Makati.
Armscor Shooting Range, Makati Cinema Square Mall, basement level.
El Chupacabra Restaurant, 5782 Felipe St. cor. Polaris St, Makati (behind the Clipper Hotel).
Burgos Street, Makati (commercial tourist area and nightlife).
Local Church gathering in Burgos Street.
Philippines has a gun culture and shooting sports are popular, and accepted like any other sports activity.
I tried the Armscor MAPP1 MS 9mm (aka Tanfoglio Force or CZ 75 copy), and Armcor 1911 in .45 ACP.
The Armscor range and gun hire prices at the time were PHP1500 each firearm. Comes with paper targets, eye, and ear protection, and you are supervised by a range and safety officer. Pistols came with 50 rounds of factory lead reloads, pump action shotguns came with 12 rounds. I did not try the shotgun. This was actually a well priced and modern indoor range at the time, with good customer service and helpful staff. Other ranges I investigated were more expensive, and had lower standards.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and bottled water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
https://www.youtube.com/user/smokegrapes/featured
https://www.facebook.com/grapes510?_rdr=p
Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities.
- published: 16 May 2014
- views: 42055
Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center Makati Overview 2015 Official by HourPhilippines.com
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- Duration: 12:00
- Updated: 19 Feb 2015
- views: 11818
Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center Makati Overview 2015 Official. Rockwell’s Power Plant Mall is one of the newer lifestyle shopping malls in the Metro which has ...
Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center Makati Overview 2015 Official. Rockwell’s Power Plant Mall is one of the newer lifestyle shopping malls in the Metro which has become a haven for the elite.
Power Plant Mall was established in 2000 as a comfort and convenience offered to Rockwell Center’s residents, with only a dozen of stores upon launch, marking Rockwell’s first retail milestone - the creation of “Fashionable Manila.” Today, Power Plant has expanded to over a hundred stores, catering to the needs and wants of various individuals, both residents and guests, who have come to regard the mall as their second home.
With the expansion of Rockwell Center, Power Plant Mall grows simultaneously, adapting to the market’s changing lifestyles and evolving tastes. After almost two decades of providing quality service and luxury, Power Plant has take on a new and exciting venture as it steps on to the digital shopping platform through the restoration and modernization of POWERPLANTMALL.COM.
Power Plant Mall has 4 levels of shopping and dining including the lower ground level. Some of the stores and products in Power Plant are exclusive to the mall, like the “7 for All Mankind” jeans, the Harajuku Lovers line by Gwen Stefani, and the first Michael Kors boutique in the country. The Power Plant Mall has an avenue of stalls that sell vintage apparel and accessories, locally designed swimsuits, bags, hand painted bangles and shelves of shoes.
The mall also provides booklovers their sanctuary, with book shops such as Power Books and National Bookstore.
Shopping at the Power Plant is a lot calmer and less hectic than in other malls as it is less accessible to the general public.
Aside from shopping, Power Plant also has its share of bars and restaurants including Draft Gastropub, Mamu, Celadon, Ganso Shabuway, Via Mare, Barcino’s, Ikkoryu Fukuoka Ramen, 8 Cuts Burger Blends and much more.
Some of the restaurants are located outside the mall, dine al fresco, it’s a great way to enjoy the Philippines tropical weather.
Rockwell Center, the company's flagship project, sits on a 15.5-hectare site in Makati City. It is strategically located between the three major commercial business districts of Makati City, Bonifacio Global City and Ortigas. The Center has been developed into a self-contained, mixed use community consisting of seven highrise upscale residential towers, three office buildings, a lifestyle shopping mall, a city club, and the Ateneo business graduate school.
Rockwell Land Corporation is one of the premier real estate develpment companies in the Philippines. It was formed 1995, after the shutdown of the thermal power plant, by the Lopez Group. Its primary task was to transform the old thermal plant property into a high-end commercial business district.
Rockwell Drive corner Estrella Street
Makati City 1200. Philippines
Customer Care Tel No.: +632 898 1702
Cinema Tel No.: +632 898-1440 to 41
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Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center Makati Overview 2015 Official. Rockwell’s Power Plant Mall is one of the newer lifestyle shopping malls in the Metro which has become a haven for the elite.
Power Plant Mall was established in 2000 as a comfort and convenience offered to Rockwell Center’s residents, with only a dozen of stores upon launch, marking Rockwell’s first retail milestone - the creation of “Fashionable Manila.” Today, Power Plant has expanded to over a hundred stores, catering to the needs and wants of various individuals, both residents and guests, who have come to regard the mall as their second home.
With the expansion of Rockwell Center, Power Plant Mall grows simultaneously, adapting to the market’s changing lifestyles and evolving tastes. After almost two decades of providing quality service and luxury, Power Plant has take on a new and exciting venture as it steps on to the digital shopping platform through the restoration and modernization of POWERPLANTMALL.COM.
Power Plant Mall has 4 levels of shopping and dining including the lower ground level. Some of the stores and products in Power Plant are exclusive to the mall, like the “7 for All Mankind” jeans, the Harajuku Lovers line by Gwen Stefani, and the first Michael Kors boutique in the country. The Power Plant Mall has an avenue of stalls that sell vintage apparel and accessories, locally designed swimsuits, bags, hand painted bangles and shelves of shoes.
The mall also provides booklovers their sanctuary, with book shops such as Power Books and National Bookstore.
Shopping at the Power Plant is a lot calmer and less hectic than in other malls as it is less accessible to the general public.
Aside from shopping, Power Plant also has its share of bars and restaurants including Draft Gastropub, Mamu, Celadon, Ganso Shabuway, Via Mare, Barcino’s, Ikkoryu Fukuoka Ramen, 8 Cuts Burger Blends and much more.
Some of the restaurants are located outside the mall, dine al fresco, it’s a great way to enjoy the Philippines tropical weather.
Rockwell Center, the company's flagship project, sits on a 15.5-hectare site in Makati City. It is strategically located between the three major commercial business districts of Makati City, Bonifacio Global City and Ortigas. The Center has been developed into a self-contained, mixed use community consisting of seven highrise upscale residential towers, three office buildings, a lifestyle shopping mall, a city club, and the Ateneo business graduate school.
Rockwell Land Corporation is one of the premier real estate develpment companies in the Philippines. It was formed 1995, after the shutdown of the thermal power plant, by the Lopez Group. Its primary task was to transform the old thermal plant property into a high-end commercial business district.
Rockwell Drive corner Estrella Street
Makati City 1200. Philippines
Customer Care Tel No.: +632 898 1702
Cinema Tel No.: +632 898-1440 to 41
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- published: 19 Feb 2015
- views: 11818
Walking in Guadalupe (Makati and Mandaluyong)
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- Duration: 10:18
- Updated: 06 Oct 2015
- views: 2507
In this video I walk around the colorful area of Guadalupe in Makati, and cross the Pasig River into Mandaluyong. I love the scenery of Guadalupe especially cro...
In this video I walk around the colorful area of Guadalupe in Makati, and cross the Pasig River into Mandaluyong. I love the scenery of Guadalupe especially crossing the bridge with all the billboards. I pass through here whenever I take a taxi from the airport to Quezon City.
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In this video I walk around the colorful area of Guadalupe in Makati, and cross the Pasig River into Mandaluyong. I love the scenery of Guadalupe especially crossing the bridge with all the billboards. I pass through here whenever I take a taxi from the airport to Quezon City.
- published: 06 Oct 2015
- views: 2507
Putol-putol na katawan ng isang ginang, natagpuan sa kanyang bahay sa Makati
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- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 24 Feb 2016
- views: 75
Patay ang isang babae nang abutan ng mga anak nito sa kanilang bahay. Pero hindi agad nila ito nakilala dahil chop chop na ang ginang nang makita nila. Ang susp...
Patay ang isang babae nang abutan ng mga anak nito sa kanilang bahay. Pero hindi agad nila ito nakilala dahil chop chop na ang ginang nang makita nila. Ang suspek, ang asawa mismo ng biktima.
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Patay ang isang babae nang abutan ng mga anak nito sa kanilang bahay. Pero hindi agad nila ito nakilala dahil chop chop na ang ginang nang makita nila. Ang suspek, ang asawa mismo ng biktima.
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- published: 24 Feb 2016
- views: 75
Halalan sa Makati: Peña vs. Binay, David vs. Goliath nga ba?
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- Duration: 4:23
- Updated: 20 Jan 2016
- views: 12591
Inaasahang magiging mainit muli ang kampanya at halalan sa lungsod ng Makati. Isang subok nang pamilya ang nais manatili sa poder ng city hall, pero nahaharap s...
Inaasahang magiging mainit muli ang kampanya at halalan sa lungsod ng Makati. Isang subok nang pamilya ang nais manatili sa poder ng city hall, pero nahaharap sa matitinding isyu ng corruption at political dynasty. Hawak ba nila ang boto ng kanilang nasasakupan? O handa na ba ang mga taga-Makati para sa bagong liderato.
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Inaasahang magiging mainit muli ang kampanya at halalan sa lungsod ng Makati. Isang subok nang pamilya ang nais manatili sa poder ng city hall, pero nahaharap sa matitinding isyu ng corruption at political dynasty. Hawak ba nila ang boto ng kanilang nasasakupan? O handa na ba ang mga taga-Makati para sa bagong liderato.
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- published: 20 Jan 2016
- views: 12591
Hooters Happy Hour A. Venue Mall Makati Avenue Open 24 Hours by HourPhilippines.com
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- Duration: 2:01
- Updated: 03 Aug 2014
- views: 3275
Hooters Happy Hour A. Venue Mall Makati Avenue Open 24 Hours. Hooters A Venue Mall Makati Avenue Makati Philippines. Hooters is a U.S. restaurant and bar conc...
Hooters Happy Hour A. Venue Mall Makati Avenue Open 24 Hours. Hooters A Venue Mall Makati Avenue Makati Philippines. Hooters is a U.S. restaurant and bar concept created in 1983 in Clearwater Florida and now has over 430 branches globally. The Hooters name has a double meaning - owl mascot for the hooting and American slang for female breasts. While it is well known as a family restaurant for spectacular chicken wings and burgers and killer frozen margaritas, they are also known to hire young, attractive waitresses with large hooters! Hooters 2nd branch in the Philippines at the A. Venue mall is open 24 hours and serves damn good wings, burgers and nachos. Frozen Margaritas are just so refreshing with a kick!
Hooters Makati launched a daily happy hour Sunday to Thursday 8AM until Closing for PHP 499++ ($US 12.50) Happy Hour includes local beers and spirits and a free appetizer.
Hooters A. Venue Mall
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Makati Ave Poblacion, Makati
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Hooters Happy Hour A. Venue Mall Makati Avenue Open 24 Hours. Hooters A Venue Mall Makati Avenue Makati Philippines. Hooters is a U.S. restaurant and bar concept created in 1983 in Clearwater Florida and now has over 430 branches globally. The Hooters name has a double meaning - owl mascot for the hooting and American slang for female breasts. While it is well known as a family restaurant for spectacular chicken wings and burgers and killer frozen margaritas, they are also known to hire young, attractive waitresses with large hooters! Hooters 2nd branch in the Philippines at the A. Venue mall is open 24 hours and serves damn good wings, burgers and nachos. Frozen Margaritas are just so refreshing with a kick!
Hooters Makati launched a daily happy hour Sunday to Thursday 8AM until Closing for PHP 499++ ($US 12.50) Happy Hour includes local beers and spirits and a free appetizer.
Hooters A. Venue Mall
G/F A. Venue Mall,
Makati Ave Poblacion, Makati
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- published: 03 Aug 2014
- views: 3275
TOUR OF NEW WORLD MAKATI HOTEL, PHILIPPINES (Daily Vlog 52)
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- Duration: 6:29
- Updated: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 2183
Today was our second day at the New World Hotel in Makati, Manila. We received another welcoming gift from this hotel yesterday, if you missed yesterdays video,...
Today was our second day at the New World Hotel in Makati, Manila. We received another welcoming gift from this hotel yesterday, if you missed yesterdays video, check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHcBbkuSUfI
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Today was our second day at the New World Hotel in Makati, Manila. We received another welcoming gift from this hotel yesterday, if you missed yesterdays video, check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHcBbkuSUfI
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- published: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 2183
GoPRO Ayala Malls Circuit Lane Now Open Circuit Makati Walking Tour Overview by HourPhilippines.com
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- Duration: 8:39
- Updated: 04 Feb 2016
- views: 240
GoPRO Ayala Malls Circuit Lane Now Open Circuit Makati Walking Tour Overview. Circuit Lane Makati is the newest outdoor Ayala Mall in Metro Manila with 10,000 ...
GoPRO Ayala Malls Circuit Lane Now Open Circuit Makati Walking Tour Overview. Circuit Lane Makati is the newest outdoor Ayala Mall in Metro Manila with 10,000 sq.meters of lifestyle, retail shops, restaurants, and entertainment options opened in December 2015. Located at Pasig riverfront close to Makati City Hall, Circuit Lane is part of a 21-hectare mixed use redevelopment of the Sta. Ana Racetrack.
Dining choices that are sure to please the palette: Backyard Kitchen + Brew, OnBoard Game + Gastro Pub, Palm Corned Beef Corner, Seafood Island, Steveston Pizza, and Torch. Other food establishments to look forward to are: Fat Burger, Marugame, Pink Panda, ShiLin, Shrimp Bucket, Social House, The Burgery, Va Bene Pasta Deli, Wingstop, and Shabu-Shabu Ichiban.
Cafés to be opened include Black Canyon Coffee, Mudpie Heaven, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Cold Stone, Outré, Old Quarter Café, St. Marc Café, Tous Les Jour, Krispy Kreme and of course, Starbucks.
Retail shops set to open are: Above, Asics, Boardriders, Capital, Speedo, The GRND, PowerMac, Nike, Vans, and Titan. Aside from that, specialty stores like: Digital Walker, Gold’s Gym, Henry’s and Playbook.
On the 3rd level is the PowerMac Spotlight Center, an entertainment venue that can accommodate 300 guests and a flexible space for various types of shows and events such as plays, art exhibits, music tours, music recitals, comedy shows, cocktail parties, corporate launches, and workshops.
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GoPRO Ayala Malls Circuit Lane Now Open Circuit Makati Walking Tour Overview. Circuit Lane Makati is the newest outdoor Ayala Mall in Metro Manila with 10,000 sq.meters of lifestyle, retail shops, restaurants, and entertainment options opened in December 2015. Located at Pasig riverfront close to Makati City Hall, Circuit Lane is part of a 21-hectare mixed use redevelopment of the Sta. Ana Racetrack.
Dining choices that are sure to please the palette: Backyard Kitchen + Brew, OnBoard Game + Gastro Pub, Palm Corned Beef Corner, Seafood Island, Steveston Pizza, and Torch. Other food establishments to look forward to are: Fat Burger, Marugame, Pink Panda, ShiLin, Shrimp Bucket, Social House, The Burgery, Va Bene Pasta Deli, Wingstop, and Shabu-Shabu Ichiban.
Cafés to be opened include Black Canyon Coffee, Mudpie Heaven, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Cold Stone, Outré, Old Quarter Café, St. Marc Café, Tous Les Jour, Krispy Kreme and of course, Starbucks.
Retail shops set to open are: Above, Asics, Boardriders, Capital, Speedo, The GRND, PowerMac, Nike, Vans, and Titan. Aside from that, specialty stores like: Digital Walker, Gold’s Gym, Henry’s and Playbook.
On the 3rd level is the PowerMac Spotlight Center, an entertainment venue that can accommodate 300 guests and a flexible space for various types of shows and events such as plays, art exhibits, music tours, music recitals, comedy shows, cocktail parties, corporate launches, and workshops.
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- published: 04 Feb 2016
- views: 240
Bizmen expected more from Duterte meeting: MBC exec
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- Duration: 7:30
- Updated: 27 Apr 2016
- views: 197
Members of the Makati Business Club expected Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to explain his economic plans further during their meeting with the tough-talking ...
Members of the Makati Business Club expected Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to explain his economic plans further during their meeting with the tough-talking politician on Wednesday.
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Members of the Makati Business Club expected Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to explain his economic plans further during their meeting with the tough-talking politician on Wednesday.
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- published: 27 Apr 2016
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Walking on Ayala Avenue and around Makati CBD with GoPRO Hero 4
Strolling on Ayala Avenue and around the Makati Central Business District. It`s a lovely and peaceful area once you get a little bit away from Ayala Avenue, but this area is quite an exclusive place to live. I try to enter Urdaneta village for a walk but I get denied by the security guards at the gate because I`m not a resident. Urdaneta Village takes up most of the area of the Central Business District, yet it`s gated and closed to the public. -
Make it Makati Official Video - 2014
MAKATI -- feel the energy of the city that makes it all happen. Makati is the leading city for business, lifestyle, entertainment, and culture highlighting the six districts of Ayala Land. 1. Makati Central Business District - Unrivalled business capital 2. Ayala Triangle Gardens - Urban oasis 3. City Gate - Young and creative hub 4. Ayala Center - Cosmopolitan lifestyle district 5. Mckinley Exchange - Transport hub 6. Circuit Makati - Entertainment District Visit us on www.makeitmakati.com Like us on www.facebook.com/makeitmakati Follow us on www.twitter.com/makeitmakati and www.instagram.com/makeitmakati Make it yours. #MakeitMakati Creative agency: B+C Videographer: Cinemaworks -
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines by HourPhilippines.com
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines. Greenbelt is a chic and modern shopping mall located at Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines which is close to Glorietta and SM Makati and adjacent to the New World Hotel . It is owned by Ayala Malls, a real-estate subsidiary of Ayala Land, which is an affiliate of Ayala Corporation. It opened in the 1980s and is one of Ayala Corporation's flagship projects. The mall offers a mix of high-end retail shops, restaurants, amenities, leisure and entertainment as well as a 3 hectare park with cascading landscapes and water features. Currently, the mall has five section: two enclosed areas, two buildings open-air shopping areas, and Greenbelt 5, which opened in 2007. The mall is walking distance from the fol... -
Makati & Taguig Manila, Bonifacio High Street Nightlife Food Market, Travel Philippines S2 Ep1
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep1. Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Then Bonifacio Global City, aka The Fort BGC, Taguig City. BGC is popular for nightlife with shopping malls, restaurants, nightclubs, and lounge bars. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. International flight from Sydney Australia to Manila was with Philippine Airlines (PAL), which has it's own dedicated Terminal 2. Please subscribe to B Adventures. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila. http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?s... -
Philippines Makati Area in Manila
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PANOORIN: Pambubugbog ng Makati traffic enforcer sa lalaki
Nakunan ng video ang pambubugbog ng isang traffic enforcer sa Makati sa isang lalaki. Dalawang motorista naman ang naghabulan sa gitna ng trapik sa EDSA. Nagpa-Patrol, Jeck Batallones. TV Patrol, Martes, Marso 8, 2016 -
Red light district in Makati city. Night life. A Venue/Burgos street.
Was hanging out drinking in Makati area and came across A Venue/Burgos street. This is where many go for the Night life. This is quick video of what the street is like. There are also many other places to drink in this area that isn't catered to picking up women. Short walk from Greenbelt/Ayala area. -
Pinoy Joyride - Makati Central Business District (Philippines) Joyride 2014
This is the Makati Central Business District (CBD) to which most companies in the Philippines operate their offices. Makati City is not the whole CBD but is one of the richest cities in the Philippines. The Central Business District is divided into villages, primarily Legazpi and Salcedo Village and other villages as well. The CBD was spearheaded by the Zobel de Ayala Family which owns Ayala Land Inc. There are many changes in the mall area, Glorietta 2 and 3 have been on a major face lift, park square 2 is now gone, park square 1 has been demolished and rebuilt into a newer building, greenbelt has been also expanded. There are new hotels and new residential condominiums. I did a joyride touring the CBD on various days and compiled it here. Also in the video is the Ayala Center, an inte... -
Foreigners Take Over Manila (Vlog 40 - Makati, Philippines)
More foreigners! This time they come from Los Angeles, California and surprised me taking over my place! Wanting to speak, and learn tagalog, they come to learn more about the Filipino culture, here in Manila, Philippines. Instagram: wil_Dasovich Facebook: Wil Dasovich Twitter: wil_dasovich Other Youtube Account: Wil Dasovich Check out Atlee Feingold! Instagram: @Theatleeadventures Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AtleeFeingold Send me stuff: I will feature it in the vlog ;) 703 N Joya Tower, Rockwell Center, Makati, Philippines 1210 Soundtrack: Vibe Out - Dolce -
Makati Manila: The Clipper Hotel, BAGA Food Bazaar, Nightlife, Philippines S1 Ep1
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(1/26). Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Shopping malls, restaurants and nightlife. Popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU Exploring Makati: The Clipper Hotel 5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos Poblacion Makati City Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534 http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline Greenbelt Mall, series of multiple malls. Gerry's Grill restaurant, Greenbelt. Botong's restaurant and karaoke bar. BAGA Mani... -
Duterte vows end to streetside drinking sessions
Presidential race frontrunner Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday said he will outlaw street-side drinking sessions in case he becomes president. Speaking at a luncheon organized by the Makati Business Club, Duterte said drinking on the streets has to stop. ''Iyang nag-iinom sa daan, that will, tapos iyan. Iyang mga nag-iinom sa daan daan, p****g i*a wag kang magpapakita, sasagasaan kita. It has to stop. There has to be a sense of order, good order for this country,'' he said. Duterte has made a name for himself for his iron-fist governance in Davao City, employing unorthodox ways in instilling discipline among his constituents and going after criminals. Much of Duterte's campaign team has been centered on crushing criminality and fighting corruption. One of the mayor's most... -
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview by HourPhilippines.com
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview. Makati is the financial hub of the Philippines with the highest concentration of multinational and local corporations in the country including the trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange. All major banks, corporations, department stores as well as foreign embassies are based in Makati. Makati is also known for being the cultural and entertainment hub of Metro Manila. In 1851, Don José Bonifacio Roxas (an ancestor of the Zobel de Ayala family) purchased the Jesuit estate of "Hacienda de San Pedro de Macati" for 52,800 pesos. Since then, the development of Makati has remained inextricably linked to the Zóbel de Ayala family and their company, Ayala Corporation. Majority of the tallest skyscrapers in the Philippines are located in... -
Manila: Makati Salt Steakhouse & BGC Nightlife The Fort Bonifacio Taguig, Philippines S2 Ep40
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep40. Makati and BGC Taguig, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist areas. Checked out Salt Steakhouse in Makati, then head to The Fort Strip Bonifacio Global City. Quick tour of the Fort: Good Times Karaoke Lounge, Club Haze lounge, and Prive Luxury Club. BGC, like Makati, has plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila. http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline Salt Steakhouse, 5887 Fermina corner Enriquez St. Poblacion Makati. Food was pretty good and reasonably ... -
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Makati Manila, Street Tour & Nightlife, Armscor Shooting Range, Philippines S1 Ep19
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(19/26). Exploring Makati City, Manila, a popular tourist district and CBD. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. Please subscribe to B Adventures. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU Quick stop over in Cebu City. Sbarro Italian food chain (founded in USA). Stayed at Apple Tree Suites, 22 J.Llorente Street, Capitol Site, Cebu City. Very affordable hotel/pension house. The Clipper Hotel, 5766 Ebro corner Kalayaan Ave, Makati Manila. http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html Exploring more of Makati City, Manila: A. Venue Makati and apartments / condos. ... -
Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center Makati Overview 2015 Official by HourPhilippines.com
Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center Makati Overview 2015 Official. Rockwell’s Power Plant Mall is one of the newer lifestyle shopping malls in the Metro which has become a haven for the elite. Power Plant Mall was established in 2000 as a comfort and convenience offered to Rockwell Center’s residents, with only a dozen of stores upon launch, marking Rockwell’s first retail milestone - the creation of “Fashionable Manila.” Today, Power Plant has expanded to over a hundred stores, catering to the needs and wants of various individuals, both residents and guests, who have come to regard the mall as their second home. With the expansion of Rockwell Center, Power Plant Mall grows simultaneously, adapting to the market’s changing lifestyles and evolving tastes. After almost two decades of providing... -
Walking in Guadalupe (Makati and Mandaluyong)
In this video I walk around the colorful area of Guadalupe in Makati, and cross the Pasig River into Mandaluyong. I love the scenery of Guadalupe especially crossing the bridge with all the billboards. I pass through here whenever I take a taxi from the airport to Quezon City. -
Putol-putol na katawan ng isang ginang, natagpuan sa kanyang bahay sa Makati
Patay ang isang babae nang abutan ng mga anak nito sa kanilang bahay. Pero hindi agad nila ito nakilala dahil chop chop na ang ginang nang makita nila. Ang suspek, ang asawa mismo ng biktima. Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel! - http://bit.ly/TheABSCBNNews Visit our website at http://news.abs-cbn.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abscbnNEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/abscbnnews -
Halalan sa Makati: Peña vs. Binay, David vs. Goliath nga ba?
Inaasahang magiging mainit muli ang kampanya at halalan sa lungsod ng Makati. Isang subok nang pamilya ang nais manatili sa poder ng city hall, pero nahaharap sa matitinding isyu ng corruption at political dynasty. Hawak ba nila ang boto ng kanilang nasasakupan? O handa na ba ang mga taga-Makati para sa bagong liderato. Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel! - http://bit.ly/TheABSCBNNews Visit our website at http://www.abs-cbnnews.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abscbnNEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/abscbnnews -
Hooters Happy Hour A. Venue Mall Makati Avenue Open 24 Hours by HourPhilippines.com
Hooters Happy Hour A. Venue Mall Makati Avenue Open 24 Hours. Hooters A Venue Mall Makati Avenue Makati Philippines. Hooters is a U.S. restaurant and bar concept created in 1983 in Clearwater Florida and now has over 430 branches globally. The Hooters name has a double meaning - owl mascot for the hooting and American slang for female breasts. While it is well known as a family restaurant for spectacular chicken wings and burgers and killer frozen margaritas, they are also known to hire young, attractive waitresses with large hooters! Hooters 2nd branch in the Philippines at the A. Venue mall is open 24 hours and serves damn good wings, burgers and nachos. Frozen Margaritas are just so refreshing with a kick! Hooters Makati launched a daily happy hour Sunday to Thursday 8AM until ... -
TOUR OF NEW WORLD MAKATI HOTEL, PHILIPPINES (Daily Vlog 52)
Today was our second day at the New World Hotel in Makati, Manila. We received another welcoming gift from this hotel yesterday, if you missed yesterdays video, check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHcBbkuSUfI Watch the full Philippines playlist here: http://bit.ly/philippinesplaylist SUBSCRIBE: http://bit.ly/TravellingWeasels For more info check out our blog: http://www.travellingweasels.com And be sure to spam us on our social media: SNAPCHAT: travelweasels INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/travellingweasels TWITTER: https://twitter.com/TravelWeasels FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/travellingweasels Music credits: Intractable by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Source: http://in... -
GoPRO Ayala Malls Circuit Lane Now Open Circuit Makati Walking Tour Overview by HourPhilippines.com
GoPRO Ayala Malls Circuit Lane Now Open Circuit Makati Walking Tour Overview. Circuit Lane Makati is the newest outdoor Ayala Mall in Metro Manila with 10,000 sq.meters of lifestyle, retail shops, restaurants, and entertainment options opened in December 2015. Located at Pasig riverfront close to Makati City Hall, Circuit Lane is part of a 21-hectare mixed use redevelopment of the Sta. Ana Racetrack. Dining choices that are sure to please the palette: Backyard Kitchen + Brew, OnBoard Game + Gastro Pub, Palm Corned Beef Corner, Seafood Island, Steveston Pizza, and Torch. Other food establishments to look forward to are: Fat Burger, Marugame, Pink Panda, ShiLin, Shrimp Bucket, Social House, The Burgery, Va Bene Pasta Deli, Wingstop, and Shabu-Shabu Ichiban. Cafés to be opened include B... -
Bizmen expected more from Duterte meeting: MBC exec
Members of the Makati Business Club expected Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to explain his economic plans further during their meeting with the tough-talking politician on Wednesday. Subscribe to the ABS-CBN News channel! - http://bit.ly/TheABSCBNNews Visit our website at http://news.abs-cbn.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abscbnNEWS Twitter: https://twitter.com/abscbnnews
Walking on Ayala Avenue and around Makati CBD with GoPRO Hero 4
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- Duration: 9:48
- Updated: 07 Aug 2015
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Strolling on Ayala Avenue and around the Makati Central Business District. It`s a lovely and peaceful area once you get a little bit away from Ayala Avenue, but...
Strolling on Ayala Avenue and around the Makati Central Business District. It`s a lovely and peaceful area once you get a little bit away from Ayala Avenue, but this area is quite an exclusive place to live. I try to enter Urdaneta village for a walk but I get denied by the security guards at the gate because I`m not a resident. Urdaneta Village takes up most of the area of the Central Business District, yet it`s gated and closed to the public.
wn.com/Walking On Ayala Avenue And Around Makati Cbd With Gopro Hero 4
Strolling on Ayala Avenue and around the Makati Central Business District. It`s a lovely and peaceful area once you get a little bit away from Ayala Avenue, but this area is quite an exclusive place to live. I try to enter Urdaneta village for a walk but I get denied by the security guards at the gate because I`m not a resident. Urdaneta Village takes up most of the area of the Central Business District, yet it`s gated and closed to the public.
- published: 07 Aug 2015
- views: 6932
Make it Makati Official Video - 2014
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- Duration: 3:42
- Updated: 17 Sep 2014
- views: 34498
MAKATI -- feel the energy of the city that makes it all happen.
Makati is the leading city for business, lifestyle, entertainment, and culture highlighting the...
MAKATI -- feel the energy of the city that makes it all happen.
Makati is the leading city for business, lifestyle, entertainment, and culture highlighting the six districts of Ayala Land.
1. Makati Central Business District - Unrivalled business capital
2. Ayala Triangle Gardens - Urban oasis
3. City Gate - Young and creative hub
4. Ayala Center - Cosmopolitan lifestyle district
5. Mckinley Exchange - Transport hub
6. Circuit Makati - Entertainment District
Visit us on www.makeitmakati.com
Like us on www.facebook.com/makeitmakati
Follow us on www.twitter.com/makeitmakati
and www.instagram.com/makeitmakati
Make it yours. #MakeitMakati
Creative agency: B+C
Videographer: Cinemaworks
wn.com/Make It Makati Official Video 2014
MAKATI -- feel the energy of the city that makes it all happen.
Makati is the leading city for business, lifestyle, entertainment, and culture highlighting the six districts of Ayala Land.
1. Makati Central Business District - Unrivalled business capital
2. Ayala Triangle Gardens - Urban oasis
3. City Gate - Young and creative hub
4. Ayala Center - Cosmopolitan lifestyle district
5. Mckinley Exchange - Transport hub
6. Circuit Makati - Entertainment District
Visit us on www.makeitmakati.com
Like us on www.facebook.com/makeitmakati
Follow us on www.twitter.com/makeitmakati
and www.instagram.com/makeitmakati
Make it yours. #MakeitMakati
Creative agency: B+C
Videographer: Cinemaworks
- published: 17 Sep 2014
- views: 34498
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines by HourPhilippines.com
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- Duration: 29:51
- Updated: 19 Jan 2016
- views: 972
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines. Greenbelt is a chic and modern shopping mall located at Ayala Center, Makati, Metr...
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines. Greenbelt is a chic and modern shopping mall located at Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines which is close to Glorietta and SM Makati and adjacent to the New World Hotel . It is owned by Ayala Malls, a real-estate subsidiary of Ayala Land, which is an affiliate of Ayala Corporation. It opened in the 1980s and is one of Ayala Corporation's flagship projects. The mall offers a mix of high-end retail shops, restaurants, amenities, leisure and entertainment as well as a 3 hectare park with cascading landscapes and water features. Currently, the mall has five section: two enclosed areas, two buildings open-air shopping areas, and Greenbelt 5, which opened in 2007. The mall is walking distance from the following 5 star Makati Hotels: Shangri-La Makati, Peninsula Manila, Dusit, Fairmont, Raffles Residences, New World Hotel.
Built around a 250,000 square meter retail complex, the mall, which merged the previous small arcades and shops, was first opened to the public in 1989. It was renovated in 2001 and re-opened as Greenbelt 1, 2 and 3 in 2002, with 4 and 5 opening in 2004 and 2007, respectively, on the basis of other pioneer shops in the area.
Greenbelt 1 features mostly appliance and supply stores like ACE Hardware, National Bookstore, Automatic Center and Rustan’s Supermarket.
Greenbelt 2 is a restaurant and bar strip which includes Italianni’s Draft, 8 Cuts Burger Blends, Sugi, Mary Grace, Spicy Fingers, Nuvo and Barcino’s.
Greenbelt 3 features a mix of international brands such as Calvin Klein, Diesel S.p.A., Ralph Lauren, Hermès, Kate Spade, Kenneth Cole, Lacoste, Nine West, Topman, Topshop, among others.
Greenbelt 4 features high-end boutiques such as Burberry, Bottega Veneta, Bulgari , Gucci, Hugo Boss, Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Salvatore Ferragamo,.
Greenbelt 5 has boutiques of Filipino designers, high-end department store Adora, and boutiques of Aldo, Banana Republic, Bang & Olufsen, Chopard, Crocs, DKNY, Escada, Rolex, Patek Philippe, Juicy Couture, Kenneth Cole, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Marks & Spencer, Massimo Dutti, Michael Kors, Miss Selfridge, Tommy Hilfiger and Zara.
With a roster of prominent and world- class retailers, restaurateurs and entertainment operators, it defines the premier Ayala Mall experience. Greenbelt the epitome of the Filipino taking on the world stage as it creatively blends the best of local ingenuity with global world class iconic brands.
Greenbelt Mall
Ayala Center Makati
Tel: (+632) 757-4853
Operational Hours:
Greenbelt 1
Sunday to Thursday
10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Greenbelt 2, 3, and 5
Sunday to Thursday
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Greenbelt 4
Monday to Thursday
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sunday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
MABUHAY and Welcome to Hour Philippines TV the #1 Food Travel and Lifestyle Vlog!
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Have a great day and a fantastic life ahead! :-) Cheers, Lord and Aksana
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wn.com/Gopro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines By Hourphilippines.Com
GoPro Greenbelt Mall Ayala Center Walking Tour Overview Makati Philippines. Greenbelt is a chic and modern shopping mall located at Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines which is close to Glorietta and SM Makati and adjacent to the New World Hotel . It is owned by Ayala Malls, a real-estate subsidiary of Ayala Land, which is an affiliate of Ayala Corporation. It opened in the 1980s and is one of Ayala Corporation's flagship projects. The mall offers a mix of high-end retail shops, restaurants, amenities, leisure and entertainment as well as a 3 hectare park with cascading landscapes and water features. Currently, the mall has five section: two enclosed areas, two buildings open-air shopping areas, and Greenbelt 5, which opened in 2007. The mall is walking distance from the following 5 star Makati Hotels: Shangri-La Makati, Peninsula Manila, Dusit, Fairmont, Raffles Residences, New World Hotel.
Built around a 250,000 square meter retail complex, the mall, which merged the previous small arcades and shops, was first opened to the public in 1989. It was renovated in 2001 and re-opened as Greenbelt 1, 2 and 3 in 2002, with 4 and 5 opening in 2004 and 2007, respectively, on the basis of other pioneer shops in the area.
Greenbelt 1 features mostly appliance and supply stores like ACE Hardware, National Bookstore, Automatic Center and Rustan’s Supermarket.
Greenbelt 2 is a restaurant and bar strip which includes Italianni’s Draft, 8 Cuts Burger Blends, Sugi, Mary Grace, Spicy Fingers, Nuvo and Barcino’s.
Greenbelt 3 features a mix of international brands such as Calvin Klein, Diesel S.p.A., Ralph Lauren, Hermès, Kate Spade, Kenneth Cole, Lacoste, Nine West, Topman, Topshop, among others.
Greenbelt 4 features high-end boutiques such as Burberry, Bottega Veneta, Bulgari , Gucci, Hugo Boss, Louis Vuitton, Prada, and Salvatore Ferragamo,.
Greenbelt 5 has boutiques of Filipino designers, high-end department store Adora, and boutiques of Aldo, Banana Republic, Bang & Olufsen, Chopard, Crocs, DKNY, Escada, Rolex, Patek Philippe, Juicy Couture, Kenneth Cole, Marc by Marc Jacobs, Marks & Spencer, Massimo Dutti, Michael Kors, Miss Selfridge, Tommy Hilfiger and Zara.
With a roster of prominent and world- class retailers, restaurateurs and entertainment operators, it defines the premier Ayala Mall experience. Greenbelt the epitome of the Filipino taking on the world stage as it creatively blends the best of local ingenuity with global world class iconic brands.
Greenbelt Mall
Ayala Center Makati
Tel: (+632) 757-4853
Operational Hours:
Greenbelt 1
Sunday to Thursday
10:00 am - 8:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Greenbelt 2, 3, and 5
Sunday to Thursday
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Greenbelt 4
Monday to Thursday
11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Sunday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
MABUHAY and Welcome to Hour Philippines TV the #1 Food Travel and Lifestyle Vlog!
Thanks for dropping by. Please subscribe, like, share and comment on our videos! ♥ We upload daily and weekly!
Your essential guide to unforgettable food, travel and nightlife adventures in the Philippines and beyond!
Have a great day and a fantastic life ahead! :-) Cheers, Lord and Aksana
Food | Travel | Lifestyle | Parties | Nightlife | Events
For business inquiries, please send us a message :-)
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- published: 19 Jan 2016
- views: 972
Makati & Taguig Manila, Bonifacio High Street Nightlife Food Market, Travel Philippines S2 Ep1
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- Duration: 8:58
- Updated: 10 May 2015
- views: 37073
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep1. Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Then Bonifacio Global City, aka The Fort BGC, Taguig Cit...
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep1. Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Then Bonifacio Global City, aka The Fort BGC, Taguig City. BGC is popular for nightlife with shopping malls, restaurants, nightclubs, and lounge bars. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. International flight from Sydney Australia to Manila was with Philippine Airlines (PAL), which has it's own dedicated Terminal 2.
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The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Cruising around Makati and Taguig City, Manila.
Buddha-Bar, Makati Manila.
Taguig City, Manila. Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Bonifacio High Street. There was a food festival market, dog show, and live band that night.
Bonifacio High Street Gourmet Food Fair.
https://www.facebook.com/BHSGourmetFoodFairMercato
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
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wn.com/Makati Taguig Manila, Bonifacio High Street Nightlife Food Market, Travel Philippines S2 Ep1
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep1. Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Then Bonifacio Global City, aka The Fort BGC, Taguig City. BGC is popular for nightlife with shopping malls, restaurants, nightclubs, and lounge bars. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. International flight from Sydney Australia to Manila was with Philippine Airlines (PAL), which has it's own dedicated Terminal 2.
Please subscribe to B Adventures.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
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The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Cruising around Makati and Taguig City, Manila.
Buddha-Bar, Makati Manila.
Taguig City, Manila. Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Bonifacio High Street. There was a food festival market, dog show, and live band that night.
Bonifacio High Street Gourmet Food Fair.
https://www.facebook.com/BHSGourmetFoodFairMercato
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below:
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- published: 10 May 2015
- views: 37073
Philippines Makati Area in Manila
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- Duration: 2:17
- Updated: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 27694
Video brought to you by the Travel and Tourism Foundation (http://TravelFoundation.org) and Travelindex (http://Travelindex.com).
Video brought to you by the Travel and Tourism Foundation (http://TravelFoundation.org) and Travelindex (http://Travelindex.com).
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- published: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 27694
PANOORIN: Pambubugbog ng Makati traffic enforcer sa lalaki
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- Duration: 2:13
- Updated: 08 Mar 2016
- views: 142
Nakunan ng video ang pambubugbog ng isang traffic enforcer sa Makati sa isang lalaki. Dalawang motorista naman ang naghabulan sa gitna ng trapik sa EDSA. Nagpa-...
Nakunan ng video ang pambubugbog ng isang traffic enforcer sa Makati sa isang lalaki. Dalawang motorista naman ang naghabulan sa gitna ng trapik sa EDSA. Nagpa-Patrol, Jeck Batallones. TV Patrol, Martes, Marso 8, 2016
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Nakunan ng video ang pambubugbog ng isang traffic enforcer sa Makati sa isang lalaki. Dalawang motorista naman ang naghabulan sa gitna ng trapik sa EDSA. Nagpa-Patrol, Jeck Batallones. TV Patrol, Martes, Marso 8, 2016
- published: 08 Mar 2016
- views: 142
Red light district in Makati city. Night life. A Venue/Burgos street.
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- Duration: 3:17
- Updated: 08 Aug 2015
- views: 9324
Was hanging out drinking in Makati area and came across A Venue/Burgos street. This is where many go for the Night life. This is quick video of what the street...
Was hanging out drinking in Makati area and came across A Venue/Burgos street. This is where many go for the Night life. This is quick video of what the street is like. There are also many other places to drink in this area that isn't catered to picking up women. Short walk from Greenbelt/Ayala area.
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Was hanging out drinking in Makati area and came across A Venue/Burgos street. This is where many go for the Night life. This is quick video of what the street is like. There are also many other places to drink in this area that isn't catered to picking up women. Short walk from Greenbelt/Ayala area.
- published: 08 Aug 2015
- views: 9324
Pinoy Joyride - Makati Central Business District (Philippines) Joyride 2014
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- Duration: 14:14
- Updated: 09 Apr 2014
- views: 38138
This is the Makati Central Business District (CBD) to which most companies in the Philippines operate their offices. Makati City is not the whole CBD but is one...
This is the Makati Central Business District (CBD) to which most companies in the Philippines operate their offices. Makati City is not the whole CBD but is one of the richest cities in the Philippines. The Central Business District is divided into villages, primarily Legazpi and Salcedo Village and other villages as well. The CBD was spearheaded by the Zobel de Ayala Family which owns Ayala Land Inc.
There are many changes in the mall area, Glorietta 2 and 3 have been on a major face lift, park square 2 is now gone, park square 1 has been demolished and rebuilt into a newer building, greenbelt has been also expanded. There are new hotels and new residential condominiums.
I did a joyride touring the CBD on various days and compiled it here. Also in the video is the Ayala Center, an interconnected complex of malls and hotels catering to the public. New business districts are coming out now like Bonifacio Global City but Makati CBD will always be the every workers dream, to work on Makati...
Burning gas was sometimes fun! :-)
Music used with permission:
"Humberside Moonlight" - Iceferno
produced by Alec Brooke
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx3uhkbbLXXrcoFydvWEiGw
http://www.iceferno.com
wn.com/Pinoy Joyride Makati Central Business District (Philippines) Joyride 2014
This is the Makati Central Business District (CBD) to which most companies in the Philippines operate their offices. Makati City is not the whole CBD but is one of the richest cities in the Philippines. The Central Business District is divided into villages, primarily Legazpi and Salcedo Village and other villages as well. The CBD was spearheaded by the Zobel de Ayala Family which owns Ayala Land Inc.
There are many changes in the mall area, Glorietta 2 and 3 have been on a major face lift, park square 2 is now gone, park square 1 has been demolished and rebuilt into a newer building, greenbelt has been also expanded. There are new hotels and new residential condominiums.
I did a joyride touring the CBD on various days and compiled it here. Also in the video is the Ayala Center, an interconnected complex of malls and hotels catering to the public. New business districts are coming out now like Bonifacio Global City but Makati CBD will always be the every workers dream, to work on Makati...
Burning gas was sometimes fun! :-)
Music used with permission:
"Humberside Moonlight" - Iceferno
produced by Alec Brooke
http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCx3uhkbbLXXrcoFydvWEiGw
http://www.iceferno.com
- published: 09 Apr 2014
- views: 38138
Foreigners Take Over Manila (Vlog 40 - Makati, Philippines)
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:15
- Updated: 03 Dec 2015
- views: 26105
More foreigners! This time they come from Los Angeles, California and surprised me taking over my place! Wanting to speak, and learn tagalog, they come to learn...
More foreigners! This time they come from Los Angeles, California and surprised me taking over my place! Wanting to speak, and learn tagalog, they come to learn more about the Filipino culture, here in Manila, Philippines.
Instagram: wil_Dasovich
Facebook: Wil Dasovich
Twitter: wil_dasovich
Other Youtube Account: Wil Dasovich
Check out Atlee Feingold!
Instagram: @Theatleeadventures
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AtleeFeingold
Send me stuff: I will feature it in the vlog ;) 703 N Joya Tower, Rockwell Center, Makati, Philippines 1210
Soundtrack: Vibe Out - Dolce
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More foreigners! This time they come from Los Angeles, California and surprised me taking over my place! Wanting to speak, and learn tagalog, they come to learn more about the Filipino culture, here in Manila, Philippines.
Instagram: wil_Dasovich
Facebook: Wil Dasovich
Twitter: wil_dasovich
Other Youtube Account: Wil Dasovich
Check out Atlee Feingold!
Instagram: @Theatleeadventures
Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/AtleeFeingold
Send me stuff: I will feature it in the vlog ;) 703 N Joya Tower, Rockwell Center, Makati, Philippines 1210
Soundtrack: Vibe Out - Dolce
- published: 03 Dec 2015
- views: 26105
Makati Manila: The Clipper Hotel, BAGA Food Bazaar, Nightlife, Philippines S1 Ep1
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- Duration: 11:58
- Updated: 24 Jan 2014
- views: 81674
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(1/26). Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Shopping malls, restaurants and nightlife. Popular ...
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(1/26). Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Shopping malls, restaurants and nightlife. Popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
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Exploring Makati:
The Clipper Hotel
5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos
Poblacion Makati City
Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Greenbelt Mall, series of multiple malls.
Gerry's Grill restaurant, Greenbelt.
Botong's restaurant and karaoke bar.
BAGA Manila Food Bazaar, next to A. Venue Mall, Makati.
Club Haze, The Fort Strip, Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Taguig City.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and bottled water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
https://www.youtube.com/user/smokegrapes/featured
https://www.facebook.com/grapes510?_rdr=p
Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738
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Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(1/26). Arriving in Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Shopping malls, restaurants and nightlife. Popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
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B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
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Exploring Makati:
The Clipper Hotel
5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos
Poblacion Makati City
Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Greenbelt Mall, series of multiple malls.
Gerry's Grill restaurant, Greenbelt.
Botong's restaurant and karaoke bar.
BAGA Manila Food Bazaar, next to A. Venue Mall, Makati.
Club Haze, The Fort Strip, Bonifacio Global City (BGC), Taguig City.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and bottled water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
https://www.youtube.com/user/smokegrapes/featured
https://www.facebook.com/grapes510?_rdr=p
Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities.
- published: 24 Jan 2014
- views: 81674
Duterte vows end to streetside drinking sessions
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- Duration: 3:31
- Updated: 27 Apr 2016
- views: 110
Presidential race frontrunner Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday said he will outlaw street-side drinking sessions in case he becomes president.
Spe...
Presidential race frontrunner Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday said he will outlaw street-side drinking sessions in case he becomes president.
Speaking at a luncheon organized by the Makati Business Club, Duterte said drinking on the streets has to stop.
''Iyang nag-iinom sa daan, that will, tapos iyan. Iyang mga nag-iinom sa daan daan, p****g i*a wag kang magpapakita, sasagasaan kita. It has to stop. There has to be a sense of order, good order for this country,'' he said.
Duterte has made a name for himself for his iron-fist governance in Davao City, employing unorthodox ways in instilling discipline among his constituents and going after criminals.
Much of Duterte's campaign team has been centered on crushing criminality and fighting corruption.
One of the mayor's most controversial promises is to eradicate criminality in 3 to 6 months, something his detractors have said is impossible to achieve.
During the luncheon, Duterte said he will order the police and military to spare no mercy on illegal drug dealers who will refuse to yield to authorities.
''Iyung mga drug lords, sabihin ko talaga sa military and police: 'Go out and hunt them, arrest them.' If they refuse and offer a violent resistance, I will personally order you to kill them,''' he said.
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Presidential race frontrunner Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte on Wednesday said he will outlaw street-side drinking sessions in case he becomes president.
Speaking at a luncheon organized by the Makati Business Club, Duterte said drinking on the streets has to stop.
''Iyang nag-iinom sa daan, that will, tapos iyan. Iyang mga nag-iinom sa daan daan, p****g i*a wag kang magpapakita, sasagasaan kita. It has to stop. There has to be a sense of order, good order for this country,'' he said.
Duterte has made a name for himself for his iron-fist governance in Davao City, employing unorthodox ways in instilling discipline among his constituents and going after criminals.
Much of Duterte's campaign team has been centered on crushing criminality and fighting corruption.
One of the mayor's most controversial promises is to eradicate criminality in 3 to 6 months, something his detractors have said is impossible to achieve.
During the luncheon, Duterte said he will order the police and military to spare no mercy on illegal drug dealers who will refuse to yield to authorities.
''Iyung mga drug lords, sabihin ko talaga sa military and police: 'Go out and hunt them, arrest them.' If they refuse and offer a violent resistance, I will personally order you to kill them,''' he said.
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- published: 27 Apr 2016
- views: 110
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview by HourPhilippines.com
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- Duration: 18:34
- Updated: 15 Apr 2016
- views: 14
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview. Makati is the financial hub of the Philippines with the highest concentration of multinational and local corpor...
2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview. Makati is the financial hub of the Philippines with the highest concentration of multinational and local corporations in the country including the trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange. All major banks, corporations, department stores as well as foreign embassies are based in Makati. Makati is also known for being the cultural and entertainment hub of Metro Manila.
In 1851, Don José Bonifacio Roxas (an ancestor of the Zobel de Ayala family) purchased the Jesuit estate of "Hacienda de San Pedro de Macati" for 52,800 pesos. Since then, the development of Makati has remained inextricably linked to the Zóbel de Ayala family and their company, Ayala Corporation.
Majority of the tallest skyscrapers in the Philippines are located in Makati such as the PBCom Tower, Gramercy Residences in Century City and G.T. International Tower. Makati is also a shopping hub of Metro Manila and convenient as the various shopping centers are all interconnected offering both international and local retail shops, high-end boutiques, dining outlets and entertainment facilities.
The Ayala Center is a massive commercial development operated by Ayala Land with high-end malls that houses cinemas, local and international shops, homegrown restaurants and international food chains. The shopping malls that are located at the Ayala Center complex include Greenbelt, Glorietta, Park Square, and The Link. The Ayala Center is also home to 3 department stores namely, SM Makati, Rustan's, and The Landmark. 5 Star hotels within walking distance of Ayala Center are: Shangri-La Makati, New World Hotel, Dusit Thani, Holiday Inn, Ascott, Fairmont Hotel, Raffles Residences and the Manila Peninsula. Additionally there are weekend street markets: The Salcedo Saturday Market and Legazpi Sunday Market which are popular open-air community markets. These markets offers organic products, specialty foods, fruits, vegetables, fish, gourmet items and antiques.
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2016 Makati Metro Manila Driving Tour Overview. Makati is the financial hub of the Philippines with the highest concentration of multinational and local corporations in the country including the trading floor of the Philippine Stock Exchange. All major banks, corporations, department stores as well as foreign embassies are based in Makati. Makati is also known for being the cultural and entertainment hub of Metro Manila.
In 1851, Don José Bonifacio Roxas (an ancestor of the Zobel de Ayala family) purchased the Jesuit estate of "Hacienda de San Pedro de Macati" for 52,800 pesos. Since then, the development of Makati has remained inextricably linked to the Zóbel de Ayala family and their company, Ayala Corporation.
Majority of the tallest skyscrapers in the Philippines are located in Makati such as the PBCom Tower, Gramercy Residences in Century City and G.T. International Tower. Makati is also a shopping hub of Metro Manila and convenient as the various shopping centers are all interconnected offering both international and local retail shops, high-end boutiques, dining outlets and entertainment facilities.
The Ayala Center is a massive commercial development operated by Ayala Land with high-end malls that houses cinemas, local and international shops, homegrown restaurants and international food chains. The shopping malls that are located at the Ayala Center complex include Greenbelt, Glorietta, Park Square, and The Link. The Ayala Center is also home to 3 department stores namely, SM Makati, Rustan's, and The Landmark. 5 Star hotels within walking distance of Ayala Center are: Shangri-La Makati, New World Hotel, Dusit Thani, Holiday Inn, Ascott, Fairmont Hotel, Raffles Residences and the Manila Peninsula. Additionally there are weekend street markets: The Salcedo Saturday Market and Legazpi Sunday Market which are popular open-air community markets. These markets offers organic products, specialty foods, fruits, vegetables, fish, gourmet items and antiques.
MABUHAY and Welcome to Hour Philippines TV the #1 Food Travel and Lifestyle Vlog: Live - Love - Eat!
Thanks for dropping by. Please subscribe, like, share and comment on our videos! ♥ We upload daily and weekly!
Your essential guide to unforgettable food, travel and nightlife adventures in the Philippines and beyond!
Have a great day and a fantastic life ahead! :-) Cheers, Lord and Aksana
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- published: 15 Apr 2016
- views: 14
Manila: Makati Salt Steakhouse & BGC Nightlife The Fort Bonifacio Taguig, Philippines S2 Ep40
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- Duration: 10:21
- Updated: 11 Oct 2015
- views: 4506
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep40. Makati and BGC Taguig, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist areas. Checked out Salt Steakhouse in Makati, then head to The ...
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep40. Makati and BGC Taguig, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist areas. Checked out Salt Steakhouse in Makati, then head to The Fort Strip Bonifacio Global City. Quick tour of the Fort: Good Times Karaoke Lounge, Club Haze lounge, and Prive Luxury Club. BGC, like Makati, has plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife.
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The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Salt Steakhouse, 5887 Fermina corner Enriquez St. Poblacion Makati. Food was pretty good and reasonably priced.
Saw a Filipino actor Antonio Aquitania while we had dinner at the restaurant.
The Fort Strip at BGC, Taguig City, Manila aka Bonifacio Global City. We checked out the nightlife and a few places:
GOODTIMES KARAOKE LOUNGE AND CIGAR BAR, 7th Avenue the Fort Strip Building, BGC Taguig City, Metro Manila.
Club Haze lounge, 26th St, BGC Taguig City, Metro Manila.
Prive Luxury Club, corner of 7th & 28th St in BGC, Taguig City, Metro Manila.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below:
Del Sound - Lost Island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound
https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
http://delsound.tumblr.com/
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy life, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities, islands, sea.
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Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep40. Makati and BGC Taguig, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist areas. Checked out Salt Steakhouse in Makati, then head to The Fort Strip Bonifacio Global City. Quick tour of the Fort: Good Times Karaoke Lounge, Club Haze lounge, and Prive Luxury Club. BGC, like Makati, has plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife.
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The Clipper Hotel, Makati Manila.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Salt Steakhouse, 5887 Fermina corner Enriquez St. Poblacion Makati. Food was pretty good and reasonably priced.
Saw a Filipino actor Antonio Aquitania while we had dinner at the restaurant.
The Fort Strip at BGC, Taguig City, Manila aka Bonifacio Global City. We checked out the nightlife and a few places:
GOODTIMES KARAOKE LOUNGE AND CIGAR BAR, 7th Avenue the Fort Strip Building, BGC Taguig City, Metro Manila.
Club Haze lounge, 26th St, BGC Taguig City, Metro Manila.
Prive Luxury Club, corner of 7th & 28th St in BGC, Taguig City, Metro Manila.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
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- published: 11 Oct 2015
- views: 4506
Makati Philippines 2016
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- Duration: 7:47
- Updated: 24 Mar 2016
- views: 1127
Makati Manila, Street Tour & Nightlife, Armscor Shooting Range, Philippines S1 Ep19
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- Duration: 10:15
- Updated: 16 May 2014
- views: 42055
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(19/26). Exploring Makati City, Manila, a popular tourist district and CBD. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Many ...
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(19/26). Exploring Makati City, Manila, a popular tourist district and CBD. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
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Quick stop over in Cebu City. Sbarro Italian food chain (founded in USA).
Stayed at Apple Tree Suites, 22 J.Llorente Street, Capitol Site, Cebu City. Very affordable hotel/pension house.
The Clipper Hotel, 5766 Ebro corner Kalayaan Ave, Makati Manila.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
Exploring more of Makati City, Manila:
A. Venue Makati and apartments / condos.
Burger Machine Street Burgers, Makati.
Armscor Shooting Range, Makati Cinema Square Mall, basement level.
El Chupacabra Restaurant, 5782 Felipe St. cor. Polaris St, Makati (behind the Clipper Hotel).
Burgos Street, Makati (commercial tourist area and nightlife).
Local Church gathering in Burgos Street.
Philippines has a gun culture and shooting sports are popular, and accepted like any other sports activity.
I tried the Armscor MAPP1 MS 9mm (aka Tanfoglio Force or CZ 75 copy), and Armcor 1911 in .45 ACP.
The Armscor range and gun hire prices at the time were PHP1500 each firearm. Comes with paper targets, eye, and ear protection, and you are supervised by a range and safety officer. Pistols came with 50 rounds of factory lead reloads, pump action shotguns came with 12 rounds. I did not try the shotgun. This was actually a well priced and modern indoor range at the time, with good customer service and helpful staff. Other ranges I investigated were more expensive, and had lower standards.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and bottled water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
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Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738
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Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(19/26). Exploring Makati City, Manila, a popular tourist district and CBD. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
Please subscribe to B Adventures.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
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Quick stop over in Cebu City. Sbarro Italian food chain (founded in USA).
Stayed at Apple Tree Suites, 22 J.Llorente Street, Capitol Site, Cebu City. Very affordable hotel/pension house.
The Clipper Hotel, 5766 Ebro corner Kalayaan Ave, Makati Manila.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
Exploring more of Makati City, Manila:
A. Venue Makati and apartments / condos.
Burger Machine Street Burgers, Makati.
Armscor Shooting Range, Makati Cinema Square Mall, basement level.
El Chupacabra Restaurant, 5782 Felipe St. cor. Polaris St, Makati (behind the Clipper Hotel).
Burgos Street, Makati (commercial tourist area and nightlife).
Local Church gathering in Burgos Street.
Philippines has a gun culture and shooting sports are popular, and accepted like any other sports activity.
I tried the Armscor MAPP1 MS 9mm (aka Tanfoglio Force or CZ 75 copy), and Armcor 1911 in .45 ACP.
The Armscor range and gun hire prices at the time were PHP1500 each firearm. Comes with paper targets, eye, and ear protection, and you are supervised by a range and safety officer. Pistols came with 50 rounds of factory lead reloads, pump action shotguns came with 12 rounds. I did not try the shotgun. This was actually a well priced and modern indoor range at the time, with good customer service and helpful staff. Other ranges I investigated were more expensive, and had lower standards.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and bottled water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
https://www.youtube.com/user/smokegrapes/featured
https://www.facebook.com/grapes510?_rdr=p
Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities.
- published: 16 May 2014
- views: 42055
Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center Makati Overview 2015 Official by HourPhilippines.com
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- Duration: 12:00
- Updated: 19 Feb 2015
- views: 11818
Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center Makati Overview 2015 Official. Rockwell’s Power Plant Mall is one of the newer lifestyle shopping malls in the Metro which has ...
Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center Makati Overview 2015 Official. Rockwell’s Power Plant Mall is one of the newer lifestyle shopping malls in the Metro which has become a haven for the elite.
Power Plant Mall was established in 2000 as a comfort and convenience offered to Rockwell Center’s residents, with only a dozen of stores upon launch, marking Rockwell’s first retail milestone - the creation of “Fashionable Manila.” Today, Power Plant has expanded to over a hundred stores, catering to the needs and wants of various individuals, both residents and guests, who have come to regard the mall as their second home.
With the expansion of Rockwell Center, Power Plant Mall grows simultaneously, adapting to the market’s changing lifestyles and evolving tastes. After almost two decades of providing quality service and luxury, Power Plant has take on a new and exciting venture as it steps on to the digital shopping platform through the restoration and modernization of POWERPLANTMALL.COM.
Power Plant Mall has 4 levels of shopping and dining including the lower ground level. Some of the stores and products in Power Plant are exclusive to the mall, like the “7 for All Mankind” jeans, the Harajuku Lovers line by Gwen Stefani, and the first Michael Kors boutique in the country. The Power Plant Mall has an avenue of stalls that sell vintage apparel and accessories, locally designed swimsuits, bags, hand painted bangles and shelves of shoes.
The mall also provides booklovers their sanctuary, with book shops such as Power Books and National Bookstore.
Shopping at the Power Plant is a lot calmer and less hectic than in other malls as it is less accessible to the general public.
Aside from shopping, Power Plant also has its share of bars and restaurants including Draft Gastropub, Mamu, Celadon, Ganso Shabuway, Via Mare, Barcino’s, Ikkoryu Fukuoka Ramen, 8 Cuts Burger Blends and much more.
Some of the restaurants are located outside the mall, dine al fresco, it’s a great way to enjoy the Philippines tropical weather.
Rockwell Center, the company's flagship project, sits on a 15.5-hectare site in Makati City. It is strategically located between the three major commercial business districts of Makati City, Bonifacio Global City and Ortigas. The Center has been developed into a self-contained, mixed use community consisting of seven highrise upscale residential towers, three office buildings, a lifestyle shopping mall, a city club, and the Ateneo business graduate school.
Rockwell Land Corporation is one of the premier real estate develpment companies in the Philippines. It was formed 1995, after the shutdown of the thermal power plant, by the Lopez Group. Its primary task was to transform the old thermal plant property into a high-end commercial business district.
Rockwell Drive corner Estrella Street
Makati City 1200. Philippines
Customer Care Tel No.: +632 898 1702
Cinema Tel No.: +632 898-1440 to 41
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Power Plant Mall Rockwell Center Makati Overview 2015 Official. Rockwell’s Power Plant Mall is one of the newer lifestyle shopping malls in the Metro which has become a haven for the elite.
Power Plant Mall was established in 2000 as a comfort and convenience offered to Rockwell Center’s residents, with only a dozen of stores upon launch, marking Rockwell’s first retail milestone - the creation of “Fashionable Manila.” Today, Power Plant has expanded to over a hundred stores, catering to the needs and wants of various individuals, both residents and guests, who have come to regard the mall as their second home.
With the expansion of Rockwell Center, Power Plant Mall grows simultaneously, adapting to the market’s changing lifestyles and evolving tastes. After almost two decades of providing quality service and luxury, Power Plant has take on a new and exciting venture as it steps on to the digital shopping platform through the restoration and modernization of POWERPLANTMALL.COM.
Power Plant Mall has 4 levels of shopping and dining including the lower ground level. Some of the stores and products in Power Plant are exclusive to the mall, like the “7 for All Mankind” jeans, the Harajuku Lovers line by Gwen Stefani, and the first Michael Kors boutique in the country. The Power Plant Mall has an avenue of stalls that sell vintage apparel and accessories, locally designed swimsuits, bags, hand painted bangles and shelves of shoes.
The mall also provides booklovers their sanctuary, with book shops such as Power Books and National Bookstore.
Shopping at the Power Plant is a lot calmer and less hectic than in other malls as it is less accessible to the general public.
Aside from shopping, Power Plant also has its share of bars and restaurants including Draft Gastropub, Mamu, Celadon, Ganso Shabuway, Via Mare, Barcino’s, Ikkoryu Fukuoka Ramen, 8 Cuts Burger Blends and much more.
Some of the restaurants are located outside the mall, dine al fresco, it’s a great way to enjoy the Philippines tropical weather.
Rockwell Center, the company's flagship project, sits on a 15.5-hectare site in Makati City. It is strategically located between the three major commercial business districts of Makati City, Bonifacio Global City and Ortigas. The Center has been developed into a self-contained, mixed use community consisting of seven highrise upscale residential towers, three office buildings, a lifestyle shopping mall, a city club, and the Ateneo business graduate school.
Rockwell Land Corporation is one of the premier real estate develpment companies in the Philippines. It was formed 1995, after the shutdown of the thermal power plant, by the Lopez Group. Its primary task was to transform the old thermal plant property into a high-end commercial business district.
Rockwell Drive corner Estrella Street
Makati City 1200. Philippines
Customer Care Tel No.: +632 898 1702
Cinema Tel No.: +632 898-1440 to 41
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- published: 19 Feb 2015
- views: 11818
Walking in Guadalupe (Makati and Mandaluyong)
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- Duration: 10:18
- Updated: 06 Oct 2015
- views: 2507
In this video I walk around the colorful area of Guadalupe in Makati, and cross the Pasig River into Mandaluyong. I love the scenery of Guadalupe especially cro...
In this video I walk around the colorful area of Guadalupe in Makati, and cross the Pasig River into Mandaluyong. I love the scenery of Guadalupe especially crossing the bridge with all the billboards. I pass through here whenever I take a taxi from the airport to Quezon City.
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In this video I walk around the colorful area of Guadalupe in Makati, and cross the Pasig River into Mandaluyong. I love the scenery of Guadalupe especially crossing the bridge with all the billboards. I pass through here whenever I take a taxi from the airport to Quezon City.
- published: 06 Oct 2015
- views: 2507
Putol-putol na katawan ng isang ginang, natagpuan sa kanyang bahay sa Makati
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- Duration: 2:18
- Updated: 24 Feb 2016
- views: 75
Patay ang isang babae nang abutan ng mga anak nito sa kanilang bahay. Pero hindi agad nila ito nakilala dahil chop chop na ang ginang nang makita nila. Ang susp...
Patay ang isang babae nang abutan ng mga anak nito sa kanilang bahay. Pero hindi agad nila ito nakilala dahil chop chop na ang ginang nang makita nila. Ang suspek, ang asawa mismo ng biktima.
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Patay ang isang babae nang abutan ng mga anak nito sa kanilang bahay. Pero hindi agad nila ito nakilala dahil chop chop na ang ginang nang makita nila. Ang suspek, ang asawa mismo ng biktima.
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- published: 24 Feb 2016
- views: 75
Halalan sa Makati: Peña vs. Binay, David vs. Goliath nga ba?
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- Duration: 4:23
- Updated: 20 Jan 2016
- views: 12591
Inaasahang magiging mainit muli ang kampanya at halalan sa lungsod ng Makati. Isang subok nang pamilya ang nais manatili sa poder ng city hall, pero nahaharap s...
Inaasahang magiging mainit muli ang kampanya at halalan sa lungsod ng Makati. Isang subok nang pamilya ang nais manatili sa poder ng city hall, pero nahaharap sa matitinding isyu ng corruption at political dynasty. Hawak ba nila ang boto ng kanilang nasasakupan? O handa na ba ang mga taga-Makati para sa bagong liderato.
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Inaasahang magiging mainit muli ang kampanya at halalan sa lungsod ng Makati. Isang subok nang pamilya ang nais manatili sa poder ng city hall, pero nahaharap sa matitinding isyu ng corruption at political dynasty. Hawak ba nila ang boto ng kanilang nasasakupan? O handa na ba ang mga taga-Makati para sa bagong liderato.
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- published: 20 Jan 2016
- views: 12591
Hooters Happy Hour A. Venue Mall Makati Avenue Open 24 Hours by HourPhilippines.com
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- Duration: 2:01
- Updated: 03 Aug 2014
- views: 3275
Hooters Happy Hour A. Venue Mall Makati Avenue Open 24 Hours. Hooters A Venue Mall Makati Avenue Makati Philippines. Hooters is a U.S. restaurant and bar conc...
Hooters Happy Hour A. Venue Mall Makati Avenue Open 24 Hours. Hooters A Venue Mall Makati Avenue Makati Philippines. Hooters is a U.S. restaurant and bar concept created in 1983 in Clearwater Florida and now has over 430 branches globally. The Hooters name has a double meaning - owl mascot for the hooting and American slang for female breasts. While it is well known as a family restaurant for spectacular chicken wings and burgers and killer frozen margaritas, they are also known to hire young, attractive waitresses with large hooters! Hooters 2nd branch in the Philippines at the A. Venue mall is open 24 hours and serves damn good wings, burgers and nachos. Frozen Margaritas are just so refreshing with a kick!
Hooters Makati launched a daily happy hour Sunday to Thursday 8AM until Closing for PHP 499++ ($US 12.50) Happy Hour includes local beers and spirits and a free appetizer.
Hooters A. Venue Mall
G/F A. Venue Mall,
Makati Ave Poblacion, Makati
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Hooters Happy Hour A. Venue Mall Makati Avenue Open 24 Hours. Hooters A Venue Mall Makati Avenue Makati Philippines. Hooters is a U.S. restaurant and bar concept created in 1983 in Clearwater Florida and now has over 430 branches globally. The Hooters name has a double meaning - owl mascot for the hooting and American slang for female breasts. While it is well known as a family restaurant for spectacular chicken wings and burgers and killer frozen margaritas, they are also known to hire young, attractive waitresses with large hooters! Hooters 2nd branch in the Philippines at the A. Venue mall is open 24 hours and serves damn good wings, burgers and nachos. Frozen Margaritas are just so refreshing with a kick!
Hooters Makati launched a daily happy hour Sunday to Thursday 8AM until Closing for PHP 499++ ($US 12.50) Happy Hour includes local beers and spirits and a free appetizer.
Hooters A. Venue Mall
G/F A. Venue Mall,
Makati Ave Poblacion, Makati
Tel: (02) 955-7061
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- published: 03 Aug 2014
- views: 3275
TOUR OF NEW WORLD MAKATI HOTEL, PHILIPPINES (Daily Vlog 52)
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- Duration: 6:29
- Updated: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 2183
Today was our second day at the New World Hotel in Makati, Manila. We received another welcoming gift from this hotel yesterday, if you missed yesterdays video,...
Today was our second day at the New World Hotel in Makati, Manila. We received another welcoming gift from this hotel yesterday, if you missed yesterdays video, check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHcBbkuSUfI
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Today was our second day at the New World Hotel in Makati, Manila. We received another welcoming gift from this hotel yesterday, if you missed yesterdays video, check it out here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHcBbkuSUfI
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Intractable by Kevin MacLeod is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
Source: http://incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100194
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JPB - High [NCS Release]
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- published: 01 Apr 2016
- views: 2183
GoPRO Ayala Malls Circuit Lane Now Open Circuit Makati Walking Tour Overview by HourPhilippines.com
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- Duration: 8:39
- Updated: 04 Feb 2016
- views: 240
GoPRO Ayala Malls Circuit Lane Now Open Circuit Makati Walking Tour Overview. Circuit Lane Makati is the newest outdoor Ayala Mall in Metro Manila with 10,000 ...
GoPRO Ayala Malls Circuit Lane Now Open Circuit Makati Walking Tour Overview. Circuit Lane Makati is the newest outdoor Ayala Mall in Metro Manila with 10,000 sq.meters of lifestyle, retail shops, restaurants, and entertainment options opened in December 2015. Located at Pasig riverfront close to Makati City Hall, Circuit Lane is part of a 21-hectare mixed use redevelopment of the Sta. Ana Racetrack.
Dining choices that are sure to please the palette: Backyard Kitchen + Brew, OnBoard Game + Gastro Pub, Palm Corned Beef Corner, Seafood Island, Steveston Pizza, and Torch. Other food establishments to look forward to are: Fat Burger, Marugame, Pink Panda, ShiLin, Shrimp Bucket, Social House, The Burgery, Va Bene Pasta Deli, Wingstop, and Shabu-Shabu Ichiban.
Cafés to be opened include Black Canyon Coffee, Mudpie Heaven, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Cold Stone, Outré, Old Quarter Café, St. Marc Café, Tous Les Jour, Krispy Kreme and of course, Starbucks.
Retail shops set to open are: Above, Asics, Boardriders, Capital, Speedo, The GRND, PowerMac, Nike, Vans, and Titan. Aside from that, specialty stores like: Digital Walker, Gold’s Gym, Henry’s and Playbook.
On the 3rd level is the PowerMac Spotlight Center, an entertainment venue that can accommodate 300 guests and a flexible space for various types of shows and events such as plays, art exhibits, music tours, music recitals, comedy shows, cocktail parties, corporate launches, and workshops.
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GoPRO Ayala Malls Circuit Lane Now Open Circuit Makati Walking Tour Overview. Circuit Lane Makati is the newest outdoor Ayala Mall in Metro Manila with 10,000 sq.meters of lifestyle, retail shops, restaurants, and entertainment options opened in December 2015. Located at Pasig riverfront close to Makati City Hall, Circuit Lane is part of a 21-hectare mixed use redevelopment of the Sta. Ana Racetrack.
Dining choices that are sure to please the palette: Backyard Kitchen + Brew, OnBoard Game + Gastro Pub, Palm Corned Beef Corner, Seafood Island, Steveston Pizza, and Torch. Other food establishments to look forward to are: Fat Burger, Marugame, Pink Panda, ShiLin, Shrimp Bucket, Social House, The Burgery, Va Bene Pasta Deli, Wingstop, and Shabu-Shabu Ichiban.
Cafés to be opened include Black Canyon Coffee, Mudpie Heaven, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, Cold Stone, Outré, Old Quarter Café, St. Marc Café, Tous Les Jour, Krispy Kreme and of course, Starbucks.
Retail shops set to open are: Above, Asics, Boardriders, Capital, Speedo, The GRND, PowerMac, Nike, Vans, and Titan. Aside from that, specialty stores like: Digital Walker, Gold’s Gym, Henry’s and Playbook.
On the 3rd level is the PowerMac Spotlight Center, an entertainment venue that can accommodate 300 guests and a flexible space for various types of shows and events such as plays, art exhibits, music tours, music recitals, comedy shows, cocktail parties, corporate launches, and workshops.
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Bizmen expected more from Duterte meeting: MBC exec
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Members of the Makati Business Club expected Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to explain his economic plans further during their meeting with the tough-talking ...
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Members of the Makati Business Club expected Davao City Mayor Rodrigo Duterte to explain his economic plans further during their meeting with the tough-talking politician on Wednesday.
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Makati Travel Guide
25 August 2014 (Monday) After just about an hour of rain, here's how I got home last night. -
Ayala Museum, Manila - Philippines Travel Guide
A museum that display the rich Philippine culture and history. Website: www.ayalamuseum.org Address: Makati Avenue cor. De La Rosa Street Greenbelt Park, Ayala Center Makati City 1224 Phone/Contact Info: +632.757.7117 I am at McCarthy Avenue at the heart of a huge business district in metro Manilla. This is where Ayala Museum is located, a private collection that provides a glimpse of Philippine art and history. The museum opened in 1974 and was the brainchild of artist Fernando Zobel. I am here with Ms. Nita Samson, a curator at the Ayala Museum. Ms. Samson, what is unique about this museum? What makes Ayala Museum unique is that it is both a history and an art museum. Our historical dioramas and boat gallery are proven crowd drawers. The main attraction here is a diorama of Phili... -
Greenbelt Makati Manila, Market! Market! Mall, HYVE Night Club BGC, Philippines S1 Ep22
Philippines Travel Series, Season 1, Ep(22/26). Makati Manila, popular CBD and tourist area and stayed at The Clipper Hotel. The Fort Strip, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig Manila, is also a popular CBD and tourist area with plenty of nightclubs, lounges, and restaurants. Bonus Footage 2013-2014. Please subscribe to B Adventures. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU The Clipper Hotel 5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos Poblacion Makati City Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534 http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline Greenbelt Malls, Makati Manila. Market! Market! Shopping Mall, Taguig Manila HYVE Night Club, The Fort Strip, ... -
Manila: La Casita Mercedes, Bed & Breakfast Hotel, Makati, Travel Philippines S2 E39
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep39. Tour of La Casita Mercedes Hotel, Makati Manila. A restored colonial house that is now a bed and breakfast. This was a soft opening so I could take a look and do a review. Makati City in Metro Manila, is a popular CBD and tourist area. Plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU La Casita Mercedes, Bed & Breakfast. 5892 Enriquez corner Fermina Sts. Poblacion, Makati City. For inquiries and bookings email: casitamercedes@gmail.com Phone: (632) 890 8577 895 7534 or (63927... -
Midget Boxing, Makati Fresh Food Market Manila, Taal Volcano, The Clipper Hotel, Philippines S1 Ep10
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(10/26). Makati City Manila, popular tourist district and CBD. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. More info and links below. Please subscribe to B Adventures. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU The Clipper Hotel 5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos Poblacion Makati City Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534 http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline Andoks fast food restaurant, known for litson manok (roasted chicken). Midget Boxing in Makati Manila. Makati Fresh Food Market. Loo... -
Makati Manila, Red Light Kitchen, BAGA Food Bazaar BBQ Market, Philippines S2 Ep43
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep43. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. The Red Light kitchen, and BAGA Manila Food Bazaar BBQ market and live bands. Plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU Makati City: The Red Light, Pop Up Kitchen & Bar Space. Ground Floor, W Young Building, Felipe Street, Makati, 1209 Metro Manila. BAGA Manila Food Bazaar, across from A.Venue Mall Makati, Metro Manila. BBQ food market is open most nights. Live bands and entertainment on Friday nights. Travel Ti... -
Armscor Shooting Range, Makati Square Manila, Gun Club RIA, Philippines S2 Ep42
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep42. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Armscor gun club and indoor shooting range, at Makati Cinema Square Mall basement level. Armscor is marketed as Rock Island Armory (RIA) in USA. Makati Square has shopping outlets and market stores, phone repair and accessories, Kodanda Archery Range, Malou's Place Oriental Oriental Meals, Makati Square Arena, Jollibee fast-food chain, Vincents Hobby Shop (airsoft). Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU Armscor Shooting Range and Gun Club. 1st Basement Makati Cinema Square Chino Roces Avenue, Makati, 1224 Metro Manila. No appointment needed, you can just walk in but ... -
Makati Manila: Greenbelt Mall, Restaurants, Armscor Shooting Range, Philippines S1 Ep2
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(2/26). Makati City, Metro Manila, a popular tourist district, commercial and business area. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and night life. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. Please subscribe to B Adventures on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU Exploring Makati: Street food & locals. Red Crab restaurant, Greenbelt Mall. Makati Cinema Square Mall: Airsoft Store, iphone 5 repair, Armscor Shooting Range, Makati Square basement level. Malou's Place, Oriental Restaurant, Makati Square basement level. Local massage parlour on Burgos Street. Philippines has a gun culture and shooting sports ar... -
Manila: Makati Square Mall, La Casita Hotel, Jeepney House Backpacker, Philippines S2 Ep41
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep41. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Quick visit to Rockwell Centre in Makati, then Makati Cinema Square Mall. Affordable shopping outlets and market stores, phone repair and accessories, Kodanda Archery Range, Malou's Place Oriental Oriental Meals, Makati Square Arena, Jollibee fast-food chain, Vincents Hobby Shop (airsoft). Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU La Casita Mercedes, Bed & Breakfast Hotel, restored colonial house. 5892 Enriquez corner Fermina Sts. Poblacion, Makati City. For inquiries and bookings email: casitamercedes@gmail.com Phone: (632) 890 8577 895 7534 or (63927) 7644795. https:/... -
Makati Manila, Airport Taxi Scams, Mang Inasal Chicken, Duterte 2016 Elections, Philippines S2 Ep38
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep38. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. I have a really good conversation with my friendly taxi driver on the 2016 Philippines presidential election. Then visit Mang Inasal, marinated grilled chicken restaurant chain. Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU The Clipper Hotel, Makati City. http://www.theclipperhotel.com/ https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline&ref;=page_internal The airport taxi drama. This wa... -
What To Know About Manila, Philippines
A brief documentary about Manila, the capital city of the Philippines. Every year, more than 5.5 million tourists take their vacations in the Philippines, and often Manila is their very first stop. Nearly 16 million people live in the Metro Manila area, which is made up of many smaller cities, including Makati, Pasay, Pasig, Paranaque, Mandaluyong, Quezon City, and more. Manila is where big business takes place, where major investments are made, and where residential and commercial real estate is never-ending. Many tourists enjoy the malls, the restaurants, the museums, the nightlife, and even the beautiful Manila Bay. Probably, the biggest tourist attraction is the SM Mall of Asia - the 3rd largest mall in the world. For more details about Manila or the Philippines in general, visit ... -
GoPro Glorietta Mall Walking Tour Overview Ayala Center Makati Philippines by HourPhilippines.com
GoPro Glorietta Mall Walking Tour Overview Ayala Center Makati Philippines. Glorietta is a landmark 4 Level shopping mall in the Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines with a total retail floor area of 250,000 square meters. The mall is owned by the Zobel de Ayala family and operated through its holding company, the Ayala Corporation. The mall is divided into five sections named Glorietta 1–5 and contains over 500 shops and restaurants, as well as cinemas, a gym, arcades and a large central activity center, often used to stage events. The mall is walking distance from the following 5 star Makati Hotels: Shangri-La Makati, Peninsula Manila, Dusit, Fairmont, Raffles Residences, New World Hotel. In 2010, Glorietta 1 and 2 were demolished for redevelopment with a new mall, hotel ... -
Sakura Yakiniku Japanese Restaurant Arnaiz Avenue Makati by HourPhilippines.com
Sakura Yakiniku Japanese Restaurant Arnaiz Avenue Makati. Sakura Yakiniku is one of the oldest Japanese restaurants in Makati opened in 1989 by the Espiritu family. They are best known for their Beef Yakinuku lunch sets as well as fresh sashimi and crispy tempura. Walking in and you will be immediately transported to the 90’s as they have not drastically changed their interiors since then. But the good news is the food is delicious and won’t burn a hole in your wallet. The lunch sets come with miso soup, rice, and assorted appetizers as well as dessert. We highly recommend their Beef Yakiniku, Sashimi and Tempura sets. Sakura Yakiniku 1020 A Arnaiz Avenue formerly Pasay Road, Makati Metro Manila Tel: (+632) 844 4489 MABUHAY and Welcome to Hour Philippines TV the #1 Food Travel a... -
Philippines, Budget, Plan, Attitude, Flexibility, Dramas, Time Energy & Money, Travel Tips Ep11
B Adventures, Travel Tips Series Ep(11/11). Talking about Southeast Asia: Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines. Links and resources below. This is not meant to be perfect or cover everything. Just use what works for you. Hope you enjoy it and find it helpful. Cover photo is from Makati Manila, Philippines, hanging out with some other Western travellers. Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU Cover photo link: Philippines Season 1, Episode 10, Makati Manila. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdOByFPwNXY Philippines Season 1, Episode 22, Makati & Taguig Manila (bonus footage). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfGJpz_lT8o Australian Government Smart Traveller. http://w... -
Phones, Cash, Photo ID, Visas, Credit Cards, Wallets, Money Belts, Hotels, Travel Tips Ep2
B Adventures, Travel Tips Series Ep(2/11). Talking about Southeast Asia: Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines. Links and resources below. This is not meant to be perfect, or cover everything. Just use what works for you. Hope you enjoy it and find it helpful. The cover photo is from Makati Manila, Philippines. During Christmas time so I borrowed a Christmas hat from a waitress in the mall. Please subscribe to B Adventures. https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates. https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU Cover photo, Philippines Season 1, Ep 1, Arriving in Makati Manila. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E_XjcbVN3S4 Australian Government Smart Traveller http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/ Travel reviews and resources http://www.tripadvisor.com.au/ Trav... -
Philippines 1 "Three Days Manila" 123 Travel Tips
Mike and Megan travel to Manila, Philippines for the first time. They experience shock and awe on the streets of the mega city, discovering Jeepneys, trikes, traffic, smog, and poverty, and explore the Mall of Asia, Makati business district, and a swanky Manila Casino. All the while learning the in's and out's of Manila taxi culture! Always make sure your taxi is metered, if not, get out and find another. This is the beginning of their SE Asia travels, and their first time traveling out of country. Join them on their epic path of discovery! -
Travel Philippines | Manila Sightseeing Footage - Travel Blog - Trip Advisor [HD]
Philippines Travel Video with Juergen Schreiter - Metro Manila, Makati, Pasay and further down to Bicol. Video Footage from the Philippines. It's more fun in the Philippines with Juergen Schreiter. First we start in Metro Manila, Manila Bay and Makati - some impressions of the real Manila including China Town. Follow my Travel Adventure to the Philippines, Metro Manila, Makati and down to Bicol (Iriga and Legaspi) The Bicol Region is located in the southernmost tip of Luzon Island, the largest island in the Philippine archipelago. The total land area of the region is derived from the summation of provincial areas from the table below which or 5.9% of the total land area of the country. Around 69.3% of the total land area is alienable and disposable while the remaining 30.7% is public for...
Makati Travel Guide
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- Duration: 4:59
- Updated: 26 Aug 2014
- views: 64
25 August 2014 (Monday)
After just about an hour of rain, here's how I got home last night.
25 August 2014 (Monday)
After just about an hour of rain, here's how I got home last night.
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25 August 2014 (Monday)
After just about an hour of rain, here's how I got home last night.
- published: 26 Aug 2014
- views: 64
Ayala Museum, Manila - Philippines Travel Guide
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- Duration: 1:51
- Updated: 12 May 2010
- views: 3452
A museum that display the rich Philippine culture and history.
Website:
www.ayalamuseum.org
Address:
Makati Avenue cor. De La Rosa Street
Greenbelt Park, Ayal...
A museum that display the rich Philippine culture and history.
Website:
www.ayalamuseum.org
Address:
Makati Avenue cor. De La Rosa Street
Greenbelt Park, Ayala Center
Makati City 1224
Phone/Contact Info:
+632.757.7117
I am at McCarthy Avenue at the heart of a huge business district in metro Manilla. This is where Ayala Museum is located, a private collection that provides a glimpse of Philippine art and history. The museum opened in 1974 and was the brainchild of artist Fernando Zobel. I am here with Ms. Nita Samson, a curator at the Ayala Museum.
Ms. Samson, what is unique about this museum? What makes Ayala Museum unique is that it is both a history and an art museum. Our historical dioramas and boat gallery are proven crowd drawers.
The main attraction here is a diorama of Philippine history created by artists from Paete, Laguna. Another popular attraction is the boat gallery that showcases maritime trade and colonial economy. As we go up the third and fourth levels, pioneers of Philippine art Juan Luna, Fernando Amorsolo, and Fernando Zobel are showcased.
You can buy souvenirs here at the museum shop and every purchase you make helps support the educational programs of the museum. When you visit here, allot two hours to explore the whole museum. The Ayala Museum is a quick way to learn about Philippine culture. I am Rosalyn Cantos showing you metro Manilla.
wn.com/Ayala Museum, Manila Philippines Travel Guide
A museum that display the rich Philippine culture and history.
Website:
www.ayalamuseum.org
Address:
Makati Avenue cor. De La Rosa Street
Greenbelt Park, Ayala Center
Makati City 1224
Phone/Contact Info:
+632.757.7117
I am at McCarthy Avenue at the heart of a huge business district in metro Manilla. This is where Ayala Museum is located, a private collection that provides a glimpse of Philippine art and history. The museum opened in 1974 and was the brainchild of artist Fernando Zobel. I am here with Ms. Nita Samson, a curator at the Ayala Museum.
Ms. Samson, what is unique about this museum? What makes Ayala Museum unique is that it is both a history and an art museum. Our historical dioramas and boat gallery are proven crowd drawers.
The main attraction here is a diorama of Philippine history created by artists from Paete, Laguna. Another popular attraction is the boat gallery that showcases maritime trade and colonial economy. As we go up the third and fourth levels, pioneers of Philippine art Juan Luna, Fernando Amorsolo, and Fernando Zobel are showcased.
You can buy souvenirs here at the museum shop and every purchase you make helps support the educational programs of the museum. When you visit here, allot two hours to explore the whole museum. The Ayala Museum is a quick way to learn about Philippine culture. I am Rosalyn Cantos showing you metro Manilla.
- published: 12 May 2010
- views: 3452
Greenbelt Makati Manila, Market! Market! Mall, HYVE Night Club BGC, Philippines S1 Ep22
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- Duration: 10:43
- Updated: 01 Jan 2015
- views: 9538
Philippines Travel Series, Season 1, Ep(22/26). Makati Manila, popular CBD and tourist area and stayed at The Clipper Hotel. The Fort Strip, Bonifacio Global Ci...
Philippines Travel Series, Season 1, Ep(22/26). Makati Manila, popular CBD and tourist area and stayed at The Clipper Hotel. The Fort Strip, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig Manila, is also a popular CBD and tourist area with plenty of nightclubs, lounges, and restaurants. Bonus Footage 2013-2014.
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The Clipper Hotel
5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos
Poblacion Makati City
Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Greenbelt Malls, Makati Manila.
Market! Market! Shopping Mall, Taguig Manila
HYVE Night Club, The Fort Strip, Taguig.
The 24h Apartment Hotel, Makati City.
Quick trip to Quezon City, Manila.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
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Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
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Philippines Travel Series, Season 1, Ep(22/26). Makati Manila, popular CBD and tourist area and stayed at The Clipper Hotel. The Fort Strip, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig Manila, is also a popular CBD and tourist area with plenty of nightclubs, lounges, and restaurants. Bonus Footage 2013-2014.
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The Clipper Hotel
5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos
Poblacion Makati City
Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Greenbelt Malls, Makati Manila.
Market! Market! Shopping Mall, Taguig Manila
HYVE Night Club, The Fort Strip, Taguig.
The 24h Apartment Hotel, Makati City.
Quick trip to Quezon City, Manila.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
https://www.youtube.com/user/smokegrapes/featured
https://www.facebook.com/grapes510?_rdr=p
Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities.
- published: 01 Jan 2015
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Manila: La Casita Mercedes, Bed & Breakfast Hotel, Makati, Travel Philippines S2 E39
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- Duration: 10:15
- Updated: 07 Oct 2015
- views: 1714
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep39. Tour of La Casita Mercedes Hotel, Makati Manila. A restored colonial house that is now a bed and breakfast. This was a soft ...
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep39. Tour of La Casita Mercedes Hotel, Makati Manila. A restored colonial house that is now a bed and breakfast. This was a soft opening so I could take a look and do a review. Makati City in Metro Manila, is a popular CBD and tourist area. Plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
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La Casita Mercedes, Bed & Breakfast.
5892 Enriquez corner Fermina Sts. Poblacion, Makati City.
For inquiries and bookings email: casitamercedes@gmail.com
Phone: (632) 890 8577 895 7534 or (63927) 7644795.
https://www.facebook.com/lacasita.mercedes/timeline
Price range is about PHP 1,900 to 2,900 (pesos).
Prices subject to change as it just opened and I was an early reviewer.
La Casita Articles:
http://manila.coconuts.co/2015/07/15/found-makati-colonial-style-house-turned-cool-new-bb
http://www.cheryltiu.com/a-wine-dinner-at-la-casita-mercedes-gorgeous-pre-war-building-turned-quaint-bb-in-poblacion-makati/
http://www.canadianinquirer.net/2015/08/25/her-name-is-mercedes/
The Jeepney House Hostel, Makati City.
http://thejeepneyhouse.com/
https://www.facebook.com/jeepneyhouse?fref=ts
The Clipper Hotel, Makati City.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline&ref;=page_internal
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in first. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
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Del Sound - Lost Island
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Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep39. Tour of La Casita Mercedes Hotel, Makati Manila. A restored colonial house that is now a bed and breakfast. This was a soft opening so I could take a look and do a review. Makati City in Metro Manila, is a popular CBD and tourist area. Plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU
La Casita Mercedes, Bed & Breakfast.
5892 Enriquez corner Fermina Sts. Poblacion, Makati City.
For inquiries and bookings email: casitamercedes@gmail.com
Phone: (632) 890 8577 895 7534 or (63927) 7644795.
https://www.facebook.com/lacasita.mercedes/timeline
Price range is about PHP 1,900 to 2,900 (pesos).
Prices subject to change as it just opened and I was an early reviewer.
La Casita Articles:
http://manila.coconuts.co/2015/07/15/found-makati-colonial-style-house-turned-cool-new-bb
http://www.cheryltiu.com/a-wine-dinner-at-la-casita-mercedes-gorgeous-pre-war-building-turned-quaint-bb-in-poblacion-makati/
http://www.canadianinquirer.net/2015/08/25/her-name-is-mercedes/
The Jeepney House Hostel, Makati City.
http://thejeepneyhouse.com/
https://www.facebook.com/jeepneyhouse?fref=ts
The Clipper Hotel, Makati City.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline&ref;=page_internal
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in first. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below:
Del Sound - Lost Island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound
https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
http://delsound.tumblr.com/
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- published: 07 Oct 2015
- views: 1714
Midget Boxing, Makati Fresh Food Market Manila, Taal Volcano, The Clipper Hotel, Philippines S1 Ep10
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:38
- Updated: 25 Feb 2014
- views: 14508
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(10/26). Makati City Manila, popular tourist district and CBD. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Many popular malls...
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(10/26). Makati City Manila, popular tourist district and CBD. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. More info and links below.
Please subscribe to B Adventures.
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The Clipper Hotel
5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos
Poblacion Makati City
Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Andoks fast food restaurant, known for litson manok (roasted chicken).
Midget Boxing in Makati Manila.
Makati Fresh Food Market.
Lookout of Taal Volcano in Tagaytay. ArmyNavy Burger + Burito, and Yellow Cab Pizza, in Tagaytay.
Nihonbashi Tei Japanese Restaurant, 806 Arnaiz Avenue, Pasay Road, Makati Manila.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and bottled water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
https://www.youtube.com/user/smokegrapes/featured
https://www.facebook.com/grapes510?_rdr=p
Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738
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Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(10/26). Makati City Manila, popular tourist district and CBD. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. More info and links below.
Please subscribe to B Adventures.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU
The Clipper Hotel
5766 Ebro Street, P. Burgos
Poblacion Makati City
Tel. No. : (632)890-8577 / 895-7534
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/index.html
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline
Andoks fast food restaurant, known for litson manok (roasted chicken).
Midget Boxing in Makati Manila.
Makati Fresh Food Market.
Lookout of Taal Volcano in Tagaytay. ArmyNavy Burger + Burito, and Yellow Cab Pizza, in Tagaytay.
Nihonbashi Tei Japanese Restaurant, 806 Arnaiz Avenue, Pasay Road, Makati Manila.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and bottled water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
https://www.youtube.com/user/smokegrapes/featured
https://www.facebook.com/grapes510?_rdr=p
Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738
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- published: 25 Feb 2014
- views: 14508
Makati Manila, Red Light Kitchen, BAGA Food Bazaar BBQ Market, Philippines S2 Ep43
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:55
- Updated: 21 Oct 2015
- views: 3194
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep43. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. The Red Light kitchen, and BAGA Manila Food Bazaar BBQ market and l...
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep43. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. The Red Light kitchen, and BAGA Manila Food Bazaar BBQ market and live bands. Plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
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Makati City:
The Red Light, Pop Up Kitchen & Bar Space. Ground Floor, W Young Building, Felipe Street, Makati, 1209 Metro Manila.
BAGA Manila Food Bazaar, across from A.Venue Mall Makati, Metro Manila. BBQ food market is open most nights. Live bands and entertainment on Friday nights.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in first. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below:
Del Sound - Lost Island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound
https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
http://delsound.tumblr.com/
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Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep43. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. The Red Light kitchen, and BAGA Manila Food Bazaar BBQ market and live bands. Plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
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Makati City:
The Red Light, Pop Up Kitchen & Bar Space. Ground Floor, W Young Building, Felipe Street, Makati, 1209 Metro Manila.
BAGA Manila Food Bazaar, across from A.Venue Mall Makati, Metro Manila. BBQ food market is open most nights. Live bands and entertainment on Friday nights.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
Some people may be interested in retiring in Philippines to live their dreams. I highly recommend you visit first, and explore the areas you are interested in first. Take a few weeks or months to see if you like it and can fit in. I know successful expats who stayed and have a happy life, and others who left Philippines after a few years. Living in a city long term is not the same as a short vacation. So you will have to get use to local standards. A local standard of living cost can be very affordable, depending on your lifestyle. But a high Western standard like living in America or Australia would cost the same or more than living back home in USA or AU. I've seen other party goers living beyond their means and they get into trouble or run out of money real quick.
I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below:
Del Sound - Lost Island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound
https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
http://delsound.tumblr.com/
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- published: 21 Oct 2015
- views: 3194
Armscor Shooting Range, Makati Square Manila, Gun Club RIA, Philippines S2 Ep42
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 12:12
- Updated: 17 Oct 2015
- views: 3464
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep42. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Armscor gun club and indoor shooting range, at Makati Cinema Square...
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep42. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Armscor gun club and indoor shooting range, at Makati Cinema Square Mall basement level. Armscor is marketed as Rock Island Armory (RIA) in USA. Makati Square has shopping outlets and market stores, phone repair and accessories, Kodanda Archery Range, Malou's Place Oriental Oriental Meals, Makati Square Arena, Jollibee fast-food chain, Vincents Hobby Shop (airsoft).
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
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Armscor Shooting Range and Gun Club.
1st Basement Makati Cinema Square Chino Roces Avenue, Makati, 1224 Metro Manila.
No appointment needed, you can just walk in but must have photo ID.
Tried a 1911 .45 ACP pistol, and MAP1 9mm full size pistol (aka Tanfoglio Force or CZ 75 copy). The Armscor range and gun hire prices at the time were PHP1500 each firearm. Comes with paper targets, eye, and ear protection, and you are supervised by a range and safety officer. Pistols came with 50 rounds of factory lead reloads, pump action shotguns came with 12 rounds. I did not try the shotgun. This was actually a well priced and modern indoor range at the time, with good customer service and helpful staff. Other ranges I investigated were more expensive, and had lower standards.
GUN SAFETY (ESPECIALLY FOR NEW SHOOTERS & TOURISTS):
(1) Assume every firearm is loaded.
(2) Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy (always point in a safe direction).
(3) Keep your finger OFF the trigger until your sights are on the target.
(4) Be sure of your target and what is beyond it.
(5) Remember to wash you hands and face thoroughly with soap after shooting or handling ammunition to remove any toxic residue or lead.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use this music from the following artist, and credited below:
Muciojad - Long dreams, short nights
https://soundcloud.com/muciojad/long-dreams-short-nights
https://soundcloud.com/muciojad
https://www.jamendo.com/pl/artist/456927/muciojad
https://twitter.com/Muciojad
https://www.youtube.com/user/Muciojad
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wn.com/Armscor Shooting Range, Makati Square Manila, Gun Club Ria, Philippines S2 Ep42
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep42. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Armscor gun club and indoor shooting range, at Makati Cinema Square Mall basement level. Armscor is marketed as Rock Island Armory (RIA) in USA. Makati Square has shopping outlets and market stores, phone repair and accessories, Kodanda Archery Range, Malou's Place Oriental Oriental Meals, Makati Square Arena, Jollibee fast-food chain, Vincents Hobby Shop (airsoft).
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU
Armscor Shooting Range and Gun Club.
1st Basement Makati Cinema Square Chino Roces Avenue, Makati, 1224 Metro Manila.
No appointment needed, you can just walk in but must have photo ID.
Tried a 1911 .45 ACP pistol, and MAP1 9mm full size pistol (aka Tanfoglio Force or CZ 75 copy). The Armscor range and gun hire prices at the time were PHP1500 each firearm. Comes with paper targets, eye, and ear protection, and you are supervised by a range and safety officer. Pistols came with 50 rounds of factory lead reloads, pump action shotguns came with 12 rounds. I did not try the shotgun. This was actually a well priced and modern indoor range at the time, with good customer service and helpful staff. Other ranges I investigated were more expensive, and had lower standards.
GUN SAFETY (ESPECIALLY FOR NEW SHOOTERS & TOURISTS):
(1) Assume every firearm is loaded.
(2) Never let the muzzle cover anything you are not willing to destroy (always point in a safe direction).
(3) Keep your finger OFF the trigger until your sights are on the target.
(4) Be sure of your target and what is beyond it.
(5) Remember to wash you hands and face thoroughly with soap after shooting or handling ammunition to remove any toxic residue or lead.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use this music from the following artist, and credited below:
Muciojad - Long dreams, short nights
https://soundcloud.com/muciojad/long-dreams-short-nights
https://soundcloud.com/muciojad
https://www.jamendo.com/pl/artist/456927/muciojad
https://twitter.com/Muciojad
https://www.youtube.com/user/Muciojad
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Pinoy, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel experience, travel tips, travel advice, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities, islands, sea.
- published: 17 Oct 2015
- views: 3464
Makati Manila: Greenbelt Mall, Restaurants, Armscor Shooting Range, Philippines S1 Ep2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:15
- Updated: 28 Jan 2014
- views: 30736
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(2/26). Makati City, Metro Manila, a popular tourist district, commercial and business area. Plenty of shopping, restaurants an...
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(2/26). Makati City, Metro Manila, a popular tourist district, commercial and business area. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and night life. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
Please subscribe to B Adventures on Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
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Exploring Makati:
Street food & locals.
Red Crab restaurant, Greenbelt Mall.
Makati Cinema Square Mall: Airsoft Store, iphone 5 repair, Armscor Shooting Range, Makati Square basement level.
Malou's Place, Oriental Restaurant, Makati Square basement level.
Local massage parlour on Burgos Street.
Philippines has a gun culture and shooting sports are popular, and accepted like any other sports activity.
I tried the Armscor MAPP1 9mm (aka Tanfoglio Force or CZ 75 copy), and Armcor 1911 in .40 S&W;.
The Armscor range and gun hire prices at the time were PHP1500 each firearm. Comes with paper targets, eye, and ear protection, and you are supervised by a range and safety officer. Pistols came with 50 rounds of factory lead reloads, pump action shotguns came with 12 rounds. I did not try the shotgun. This was actually a well priced and modern indoor range at the time, with good customer service and helpful staff. Other ranges I investigated were more expensive, and had lower standards.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and clean drinking water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
https://www.youtube.com/user/smokegrapes/featured
https://www.facebook.com/grapes510?_rdr=p
Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities.
wn.com/Makati Manila Greenbelt Mall, Restaurants, Armscor Shooting Range, Philippines S1 Ep2
Travel Philippines, Season 1, Ep(2/26). Makati City, Metro Manila, a popular tourist district, commercial and business area. Plenty of shopping, restaurants and night life. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati.
Please subscribe to B Adventures on Youtube.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU
Exploring Makati:
Street food & locals.
Red Crab restaurant, Greenbelt Mall.
Makati Cinema Square Mall: Airsoft Store, iphone 5 repair, Armscor Shooting Range, Makati Square basement level.
Malou's Place, Oriental Restaurant, Makati Square basement level.
Local massage parlour on Burgos Street.
Philippines has a gun culture and shooting sports are popular, and accepted like any other sports activity.
I tried the Armscor MAPP1 9mm (aka Tanfoglio Force or CZ 75 copy), and Armcor 1911 in .40 S&W;.
The Armscor range and gun hire prices at the time were PHP1500 each firearm. Comes with paper targets, eye, and ear protection, and you are supervised by a range and safety officer. Pistols came with 50 rounds of factory lead reloads, pump action shotguns came with 12 rounds. I did not try the shotgun. This was actually a well priced and modern indoor range at the time, with good customer service and helpful staff. Other ranges I investigated were more expensive, and had lower standards.
Regarding the street people in Makati Manila, I bought many of them rice and stir fry dinners and clean drinking water. I interviewed a few of them off camera and they all confirmed they had come to that area for the holiday and tourist season to try beg for money from foreigners. They were there by choice, and went back to their provinces after new years.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
Its important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
Its common for taxi drivers in Manila to try rip you off. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start if you know what it costs to your location. Otherwise find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be tough, but be respectful and polite about it. Shop around, you can often get a better price.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following music artist, and credited below:
Grapes - I Dunno
https://www.youtube.com/user/smokegrapes/featured
https://www.facebook.com/grapes510?_rdr=p
Below music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Eighteen Pieces" by Soda
http://ccmixter.org/files/soda/16738
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities.
- published: 28 Jan 2014
- views: 30736
Manila: Makati Square Mall, La Casita Hotel, Jeepney House Backpacker, Philippines S2 Ep41
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:01
- Updated: 14 Oct 2015
- views: 1941
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep41. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Quick visit to Rockwell Centre in Makati, then Makati Cinema Square...
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep41. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Quick visit to Rockwell Centre in Makati, then Makati Cinema Square Mall. Affordable shopping outlets and market stores, phone repair and accessories, Kodanda Archery Range, Malou's Place Oriental Oriental Meals, Makati Square Arena, Jollibee fast-food chain, Vincents Hobby Shop (airsoft).
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
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B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
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La Casita Mercedes, Bed & Breakfast Hotel, restored colonial house.
5892 Enriquez corner Fermina Sts. Poblacion, Makati City.
For inquiries and bookings email: casitamercedes@gmail.com
Phone: (632) 890 8577 895 7534 or (63927) 7644795.
https://www.facebook.com/lacasita.mercedes/timeline
Price range is about PHP 1,900 to 2,900 (pesos). Prices subject to change as it just opened and I was an early reviewer.
The Jeepney House Hostel.
5892 Enriquez corner Fermina Sts. Poblacion, Makati City.
Phone: +63 2 831 1711
http://thejeepneyhouse.com/
https://www.facebook.com/jeepneyhouse?fref=ts
Makati Square Mall.
2130 Don Chino Roces Ave, Pio Del Pilar (between Arnaiz Ave & Fernando), 1231 Makati City.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below:
Del Sound - Lost Island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound
https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
http://delsound.tumblr.com/
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel experience, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities, islands, sea.
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Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep41. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Quick visit to Rockwell Centre in Makati, then Makati Cinema Square Mall. Affordable shopping outlets and market stores, phone repair and accessories, Kodanda Archery Range, Malou's Place Oriental Oriental Meals, Makati Square Arena, Jollibee fast-food chain, Vincents Hobby Shop (airsoft).
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU
La Casita Mercedes, Bed & Breakfast Hotel, restored colonial house.
5892 Enriquez corner Fermina Sts. Poblacion, Makati City.
For inquiries and bookings email: casitamercedes@gmail.com
Phone: (632) 890 8577 895 7534 or (63927) 7644795.
https://www.facebook.com/lacasita.mercedes/timeline
Price range is about PHP 1,900 to 2,900 (pesos). Prices subject to change as it just opened and I was an early reviewer.
The Jeepney House Hostel.
5892 Enriquez corner Fermina Sts. Poblacion, Makati City.
Phone: +63 2 831 1711
http://thejeepneyhouse.com/
https://www.facebook.com/jeepneyhouse?fref=ts
Makati Square Mall.
2130 Don Chino Roces Ave, Pio Del Pilar (between Arnaiz Ave & Fernando), 1231 Makati City.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila and every other city to try rip you off, or overcharge foreigners. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask locals what it costs to your location. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from Jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use music by the following artist, and credited below:
Del Sound - Lost Island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound
https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
http://delsound.tumblr.com/
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel experience, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities, islands, sea.
- published: 14 Oct 2015
- views: 1941
Makati Manila, Airport Taxi Scams, Mang Inasal Chicken, Duterte 2016 Elections, Philippines S2 Ep38
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:01
- Updated: 03 Oct 2015
- views: 4829
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep38. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Many popular ...
Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep38. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. I have a really good conversation with my friendly taxi driver on the 2016 Philippines presidential election. Then visit Mang Inasal, marinated grilled chicken restaurant chain.
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The Clipper Hotel, Makati City.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline&ref;=page_internal
The airport taxi drama. This was the first time I had opportunists and scammers approach me so close to the genuine taxi rank. Usually they are across the road at the airport exit area, offering private cars or fake taxi's which charge PHP1000-2000+ (pesos). I ended up getting a fixed rate coupon taxi to save time and further frustration. Should have got a standard metered taxi. Foreigners will always be targeted by opportunists and hassled regularly for money, especially in bigger cities.
I end up having a really good conversation with my friendly taxi driver. The next presidential election in the Philippines is scheduled for May 2016. So candidates are already being discussed. There has also been much speculation on Mayor Rodrigo Duterte of Davao City running for president. Mayor Duterte is known for his successful administration of Davao City in Mindanao region. Davao is now the safest city in Philippines, and also ranked internationally as one of the safest in the world. Mayor Duterte has previously stated he is not running for president, but recent news suggests a possible change of mind.
Mang Inasal is known for its inasal na manok, marinated grilled chicken and other dishes. Corner or Jupiter, and Makati Ave, Metro Manila. It's a big chain brand so there are restaurants everywhere in Manila. There are more than 460 stores across the country. Great food, and catching up with local friends. In Bisayan/Cebuano they call it Inato Chicken.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila, and every other city, to try rip off or overcharge foreigners and tourists. This includes motorbikes, or pedicabs / trike taxi. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask local security and your hotel what it costs for transport to your destination. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use this music from the following artist, and credited below:
Del Sound - Lost Island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound
https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
http://delsound.tumblr.com/
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel experience, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities, islands, sea.
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Travel Philippines, Season 2, Ep38. Makati City, Metro Manila, popular CBD and tourist area. Plenty of shopping malls, restaurants, and nightlife. Many popular malls: Century City Mall, Greenbelt Mall (complex of 5 buildings), Glorietta and SM Makati. I have a really good conversation with my friendly taxi driver on the 2016 Philippines presidential election. Then visit Mang Inasal, marinated grilled chicken restaurant chain.
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU
The Clipper Hotel, Makati City.
http://www.theclipperhotel.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/The-Clipper-Hotel-Manila/278140325625542?sk=timeline&ref;=page_internal
The airport taxi drama. This was the first time I had opportunists and scammers approach me so close to the genuine taxi rank. Usually they are across the road at the airport exit area, offering private cars or fake taxi's which charge PHP1000-2000+ (pesos). I ended up getting a fixed rate coupon taxi to save time and further frustration. Should have got a standard metered taxi. Foreigners will always be targeted by opportunists and hassled regularly for money, especially in bigger cities.
I end up having a really good conversation with my friendly taxi driver. The next presidential election in the Philippines is scheduled for May 2016. So candidates are already being discussed. There has also been much speculation on Mayor Rodrigo Duterte of Davao City running for president. Mayor Duterte is known for his successful administration of Davao City in Mindanao region. Davao is now the safest city in Philippines, and also ranked internationally as one of the safest in the world. Mayor Duterte has previously stated he is not running for president, but recent news suggests a possible change of mind.
Mang Inasal is known for its inasal na manok, marinated grilled chicken and other dishes. Corner or Jupiter, and Makati Ave, Metro Manila. It's a big chain brand so there are restaurants everywhere in Manila. There are more than 460 stores across the country. Great food, and catching up with local friends. In Bisayan/Cebuano they call it Inato Chicken.
Travel Tips:
Everyone spoke English and generally very friendly.
It is important to have photo ID for flights, hotels, and if police ask.
It is common for taxi drivers in Manila, and every other city, to try rip off or overcharge foreigners and tourists. This includes motorbikes, or pedicabs / trike taxi. Ask them nicely to put the meter on, or negotiate the price from the start. Ask local security and your hotel what it costs for transport to your destination. If you are not comfortable, don't use that taxi. Don't be afraid to move on and find another taxi!
Shopping mall culture, locals love the mall for the aircon and to get out of the heat.
Generally you will notice ash and dust particles in the air as burning trash and charcoal BBQ cooking is quite common. Also if there is a lot of vehicle traffic in that city from jeepney buses, motorbikes, trucks and cars.
Locals often inflate prices for foreigners and tourists. Haggle and negotiate nicely. Be firm and confident, but always be respectful and polite. Shop around, you can often get a better price. Ask around about local fair pricing for things you want to do.
"Tip" can also mean bribe, so don't be afraid to ask what you're paying for upfront. Locals often do things to try help you, but then expect a tip.
The average basic worker earns PHP200 - 300 a day. So tipping PHP 20 - 50 is fine.
I have permission to use this music from the following artist, and credited below:
Del Sound - Lost Island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound/lost-island
https://soundcloud.com/del-sound
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheDelsound
https://instagram.com/del_sound/
https://twitter.com/Del_Sound
http://delsound.tumblr.com/
Travel Philippines series, Filipino culture, Filipina, Pinoy, Pinay, travel guide, documentary, vlog, video blog, video blogger, vlogging, blogging, hotels, accommodation, explorer, exploring, travel experience, travel tips, travel advice, food, comedy, wanderlust, things to do, tourist attractions, activities, islands, sea.
- published: 03 Oct 2015
- views: 4829
What To Know About Manila, Philippines
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 20 Jul 2013
- views: 46234
A brief documentary about Manila, the capital city of the Philippines. Every year, more than 5.5 million tourists take their vacations in the Philippines, and o...
A brief documentary about Manila, the capital city of the Philippines. Every year, more than 5.5 million tourists take their vacations in the Philippines, and often Manila is their very first stop.
Nearly 16 million people live in the Metro Manila area, which is made up of many smaller cities, including Makati, Pasay, Pasig, Paranaque, Mandaluyong, Quezon City, and more.
Manila is where big business takes place, where major investments are made, and where residential and commercial real estate is never-ending. Many tourists enjoy the malls, the restaurants, the museums, the nightlife, and even the beautiful Manila Bay. Probably, the biggest tourist attraction is the SM Mall of Asia - the 3rd largest mall in the world.
For more details about Manila or the Philippines in general, visit www.ThePhilippines.com
wn.com/What To Know About Manila, Philippines
A brief documentary about Manila, the capital city of the Philippines. Every year, more than 5.5 million tourists take their vacations in the Philippines, and often Manila is their very first stop.
Nearly 16 million people live in the Metro Manila area, which is made up of many smaller cities, including Makati, Pasay, Pasig, Paranaque, Mandaluyong, Quezon City, and more.
Manila is where big business takes place, where major investments are made, and where residential and commercial real estate is never-ending. Many tourists enjoy the malls, the restaurants, the museums, the nightlife, and even the beautiful Manila Bay. Probably, the biggest tourist attraction is the SM Mall of Asia - the 3rd largest mall in the world.
For more details about Manila or the Philippines in general, visit www.ThePhilippines.com
- published: 20 Jul 2013
- views: 46234
GoPro Glorietta Mall Walking Tour Overview Ayala Center Makati Philippines by HourPhilippines.com
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 25:17
- Updated: 19 Jan 2016
- views: 648
GoPro Glorietta Mall Walking Tour Overview Ayala Center Makati Philippines. Glorietta is a landmark 4 Level shopping mall in the Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Ma...
GoPro Glorietta Mall Walking Tour Overview Ayala Center Makati Philippines. Glorietta is a landmark 4 Level shopping mall in the Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines with a total retail floor area of 250,000 square meters. The mall is owned by the Zobel de Ayala family and operated through its holding company, the Ayala Corporation. The mall is divided into five sections named Glorietta 1–5 and contains over 500 shops and restaurants, as well as cinemas, a gym, arcades and a large central activity center, often used to stage events. The mall is walking distance from the following 5 star Makati Hotels: Shangri-La Makati, Peninsula Manila, Dusit, Fairmont, Raffles Residences, New World Hotel.
In 2010, Glorietta 1 and 2 were demolished for redevelopment with a new mall, hotel (Holiday Inn and Fairmont ) BPO offices and condos (Park Terraces and Garden Terraces). Glorietta 1 was opened in November 5, 2012 with a new activity center, as Glorietta 2 opened in December 7. Glorietta 3 is planned to be demolished to finalize a redeveloped Glorietta mall complex, hailed as the crown jewel of Ayala.
Glorietta Mall
Ayala Center Makati
Tel: (+632) 752-7272
Operational Hours
Sunday to Thursday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
10:00 am - 10:00 pm
MABUHAY and Welcome to Hour Philippines TV the #1 Food Travel and Lifestyle Vlog!
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wn.com/Gopro Glorietta Mall Walking Tour Overview Ayala Center Makati Philippines By Hourphilippines.Com
GoPro Glorietta Mall Walking Tour Overview Ayala Center Makati Philippines. Glorietta is a landmark 4 Level shopping mall in the Ayala Center, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines with a total retail floor area of 250,000 square meters. The mall is owned by the Zobel de Ayala family and operated through its holding company, the Ayala Corporation. The mall is divided into five sections named Glorietta 1–5 and contains over 500 shops and restaurants, as well as cinemas, a gym, arcades and a large central activity center, often used to stage events. The mall is walking distance from the following 5 star Makati Hotels: Shangri-La Makati, Peninsula Manila, Dusit, Fairmont, Raffles Residences, New World Hotel.
In 2010, Glorietta 1 and 2 were demolished for redevelopment with a new mall, hotel (Holiday Inn and Fairmont ) BPO offices and condos (Park Terraces and Garden Terraces). Glorietta 1 was opened in November 5, 2012 with a new activity center, as Glorietta 2 opened in December 7. Glorietta 3 is planned to be demolished to finalize a redeveloped Glorietta mall complex, hailed as the crown jewel of Ayala.
Glorietta Mall
Ayala Center Makati
Tel: (+632) 752-7272
Operational Hours
Sunday to Thursday
10:00 am - 9:00 pm
Friday to Saturday
10:00 am - 10:00 pm
MABUHAY and Welcome to Hour Philippines TV the #1 Food Travel and Lifestyle Vlog!
Thanks for dropping by. Please subscribe, like, share and comment on our videos! ♥ We upload daily and weekly!
Your essential guide to unforgettable food, travel and nightlife adventures in the Philippines and beyond!
Have a great day and a fantastic life ahead! :-) Cheers, Lord and Aksana
Food | Travel | Lifestyle | Parties | Nightlife | Events
For business inquiries, please send us a message :-)
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- published: 19 Jan 2016
- views: 648
Sakura Yakiniku Japanese Restaurant Arnaiz Avenue Makati by HourPhilippines.com
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 8:22
- Updated: 06 Apr 2016
- views: 305
Sakura Yakiniku Japanese Restaurant Arnaiz Avenue Makati. Sakura Yakiniku is one of the oldest Japanese restaurants in Makati opened in 1989 by the Espiritu fa...
Sakura Yakiniku Japanese Restaurant Arnaiz Avenue Makati. Sakura Yakiniku is one of the oldest Japanese restaurants in Makati opened in 1989 by the Espiritu family. They are best known for their Beef Yakinuku lunch sets as well as fresh sashimi and crispy tempura. Walking in and you will be immediately transported to the 90’s as they have not drastically changed their interiors since then. But the good news is the food is delicious and won’t burn a hole in your wallet. The lunch sets come with miso soup, rice, and assorted appetizers as well as dessert. We highly recommend their Beef Yakiniku, Sashimi and Tempura sets.
Sakura Yakiniku
1020 A Arnaiz Avenue formerly Pasay Road,
Makati Metro Manila
Tel: (+632) 844 4489
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Sakura Yakiniku Japanese Restaurant Arnaiz Avenue Makati. Sakura Yakiniku is one of the oldest Japanese restaurants in Makati opened in 1989 by the Espiritu family. They are best known for their Beef Yakinuku lunch sets as well as fresh sashimi and crispy tempura. Walking in and you will be immediately transported to the 90’s as they have not drastically changed their interiors since then. But the good news is the food is delicious and won’t burn a hole in your wallet. The lunch sets come with miso soup, rice, and assorted appetizers as well as dessert. We highly recommend their Beef Yakiniku, Sashimi and Tempura sets.
Sakura Yakiniku
1020 A Arnaiz Avenue formerly Pasay Road,
Makati Metro Manila
Tel: (+632) 844 4489
MABUHAY and Welcome to Hour Philippines TV the #1 Food Travel and Lifestyle Vlog!
Thanks for dropping by. Please subscribe, like, share and comment on our videos! ♥ We upload daily and weekly!
Your essential guide to unforgettable food, travel and nightlife adventures in the Philippines and beyond!
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Food | Travel | Lifestyle | Parties | Nightlife | Events
For business inquiries, please send us a message :-)
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- published: 06 Apr 2016
- views: 305
Philippines, Budget, Plan, Attitude, Flexibility, Dramas, Time Energy & Money, Travel Tips Ep11
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 7:16
- Updated: 31 Mar 2015
- views: 1066
B Adventures, Travel Tips Series Ep(11/11). Talking about Southeast Asia: Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines. Links and resources below. This is not meant to be per...
B Adventures, Travel Tips Series Ep(11/11). Talking about Southeast Asia: Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines. Links and resources below. This is not meant to be perfect or cover everything. Just use what works for you. Hope you enjoy it and find it helpful. Cover photo is from Makati Manila, Philippines, hanging out with some other Western travellers.
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU
Cover photo link: Philippines Season 1, Episode 10, Makati Manila.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdOByFPwNXY
Philippines Season 1, Episode 22, Makati & Taguig Manila (bonus footage).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfGJpz_lT8o
Australian Government Smart Traveller.
http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/
Trip Advisor travel reviews & tips.
http://www.tripadvisor.com.au/
Part 1: General Practical Tips (Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines).
Episodes 1 - 3.
Part 2: Gear & Personal Items (tools, clothing, bags, cameras, electronics).
Episodes 4 - 6.
Part 3: Sharing Travel Experiences (Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines).
Episodes 7 - 11.
Philippines, Time Energy & Money (TEM), Budgeting, Planning Trip, Attitude, Flexibility, Travelling with friends, partners, groups, or solo by yourself.
Philippines Season 2, Travel Series.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBh4-qBugLvDCUuGm_kRZFwt
Philippines Season 1, Travel Series.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBhStjg_epFQEtqOb-cgumYo
Filipinos in Australia Vlogs.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBg-w7-tSHWheIT1_aO4IMkd
Vietnam Travel Series.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBjKj8JWtyI2iWvjtLCrWTHW
Phuket Thailand Travel Series.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBjPXFYP1_YfnTQZ0_HYvE8F
Music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Groovy Baby" by Jason Shaw
http://audionautix.com/about-jason.php
http://audionautix.com/index.html
https://vimeo.com/musicstore/track/52629/groovy-baby-by-jason-shaw
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B Adventures, Travel Tips Series Ep(11/11). Talking about Southeast Asia: Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines. Links and resources below. This is not meant to be perfect or cover everything. Just use what works for you. Hope you enjoy it and find it helpful. Cover photo is from Makati Manila, Philippines, hanging out with some other Western travellers.
Please subscribe to B Adventures on YouTube.
https://www.youtube.com/c/badventures
B Adventures Facebook Page for latest updates.
https://www.facebook.com/BAdventuresAU
Cover photo link: Philippines Season 1, Episode 10, Makati Manila.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IdOByFPwNXY
Philippines Season 1, Episode 22, Makati & Taguig Manila (bonus footage).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfGJpz_lT8o
Australian Government Smart Traveller.
http://www.smartraveller.gov.au/
Trip Advisor travel reviews & tips.
http://www.tripadvisor.com.au/
Part 1: General Practical Tips (Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines).
Episodes 1 - 3.
Part 2: Gear & Personal Items (tools, clothing, bags, cameras, electronics).
Episodes 4 - 6.
Part 3: Sharing Travel Experiences (Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines).
Episodes 7 - 11.
Philippines, Time Energy & Money (TEM), Budgeting, Planning Trip, Attitude, Flexibility, Travelling with friends, partners, groups, or solo by yourself.
Philippines Season 2, Travel Series.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBh4-qBugLvDCUuGm_kRZFwt
Philippines Season 1, Travel Series.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBhStjg_epFQEtqOb-cgumYo
Filipinos in Australia Vlogs.
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Vietnam Travel Series.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBjKj8JWtyI2iWvjtLCrWTHW
Phuket Thailand Travel Series.
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Phones, Cash, Photo ID, Visas, Credit Cards, Wallets, Money Belts, Hotels, Travel Tips Ep2
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B Adventures, Travel Tips Series Ep(2/11). Talking about Southeast Asia: Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines. Links and resources below. This is not meant to be perf...
B Adventures, Travel Tips Series Ep(2/11). Talking about Southeast Asia: Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines. Links and resources below. This is not meant to be perfect, or cover everything. Just use what works for you. Hope you enjoy it and find it helpful. The cover photo is from Makati Manila, Philippines. During Christmas time so I borrowed a Christmas hat from a waitress in the mall.
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Travel Tips Series:
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Smart Phones, Bank & Credit Cards, Wallets, Purses, Money Belts, Cash, Photo ID Solutions, Hotels, Travel Visas.
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Episodes 4 - 6.
Part 3: Sharing Travel Experiences (Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines).
Episodes 7 - 11.
Travel Philippines Series, Season 1.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBhStjg_epFQEtqOb-cgumYo
Traveling Vietnam Series
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBjKj8JWtyI2iWvjtLCrWTHW
Traveling Phuket Thailand Series
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBjPXFYP1_YfnTQZ0_HYvE8F
Music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
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B Adventures, Travel Tips Series Ep(2/11). Talking about Southeast Asia: Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines. Links and resources below. This is not meant to be perfect, or cover everything. Just use what works for you. Hope you enjoy it and find it helpful. The cover photo is from Makati Manila, Philippines. During Christmas time so I borrowed a Christmas hat from a waitress in the mall.
Please subscribe to B Adventures.
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Cover photo, Philippines Season 1, Ep 1, Arriving in Makati Manila.
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Australian Government Smart Traveller
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Travel reviews and resources
http://www.tripadvisor.com.au/
Travel Tips Series:
Part 1: General & Practical Tips (Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines).
Episodes 1 - 3.
Smart Phones, Bank & Credit Cards, Wallets, Purses, Money Belts, Cash, Photo ID Solutions, Hotels, Travel Visas.
Part 2: Gear & Personal Items (tools, clothing, bags, cameras, electronics).
Episodes 4 - 6.
Part 3: Sharing Travel Experiences (Thailand, Vietnam, Philippines).
Episodes 7 - 11.
Travel Philippines Series, Season 1.
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBhStjg_epFQEtqOb-cgumYo
Traveling Vietnam Series
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBjKj8JWtyI2iWvjtLCrWTHW
Traveling Phuket Thailand Series
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWw-_AGo_PBjPXFYP1_YfnTQZ0_HYvE8F
Music used is under a Creative Commons Licence, and creators credited below:
"Groovy Baby" by Jason Shaw
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Philippines 1 "Three Days Manila" 123 Travel Tips
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Mike and Megan travel to Manila, Philippines for the first time. They experience shock and awe on the streets of the mega city, discovering Jeepneys, trikes, tr...
Mike and Megan travel to Manila, Philippines for the first time. They experience shock and awe on the streets of the mega city, discovering Jeepneys, trikes, traffic, smog, and poverty, and explore the Mall of Asia, Makati business district, and a swanky Manila Casino. All the while learning the in's and out's of Manila taxi culture! Always make sure your taxi is metered, if not, get out and find another. This is the beginning of their SE Asia travels, and their first time traveling out of country. Join them on their epic path of discovery!
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Mike and Megan travel to Manila, Philippines for the first time. They experience shock and awe on the streets of the mega city, discovering Jeepneys, trikes, traffic, smog, and poverty, and explore the Mall of Asia, Makati business district, and a swanky Manila Casino. All the while learning the in's and out's of Manila taxi culture! Always make sure your taxi is metered, if not, get out and find another. This is the beginning of their SE Asia travels, and their first time traveling out of country. Join them on their epic path of discovery!
- published: 08 Apr 2014
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Travel Philippines | Manila Sightseeing Footage - Travel Blog - Trip Advisor [HD]
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- Updated: 09 Jun 2015
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Philippines Travel Video with Juergen Schreiter - Metro Manila, Makati, Pasay and further down to Bicol. Video Footage from the Philippines.
It's more fun in t...
Philippines Travel Video with Juergen Schreiter - Metro Manila, Makati, Pasay and further down to Bicol. Video Footage from the Philippines.
It's more fun in the Philippines with Juergen Schreiter.
First we start in Metro Manila, Manila Bay and Makati - some impressions of the real Manila including China Town.
Follow my Travel Adventure to the Philippines, Metro Manila, Makati and down to Bicol (Iriga and Legaspi)
The Bicol Region is located in the southernmost tip of Luzon Island, the largest island in the Philippine archipelago. The total land area of the region is derived from the summation of provincial areas from the table below which or 5.9% of the total land area of the country. Around 69.3% of the total land area is alienable and disposable while the remaining 30.7% is public forest areas.
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Philippines Travel Video with Juergen Schreiter - Metro Manila, Makati, Pasay and further down to Bicol. Video Footage from the Philippines.
It's more fun in the Philippines with Juergen Schreiter.
First we start in Metro Manila, Manila Bay and Makati - some impressions of the real Manila including China Town.
Follow my Travel Adventure to the Philippines, Metro Manila, Makati and down to Bicol (Iriga and Legaspi)
The Bicol Region is located in the southernmost tip of Luzon Island, the largest island in the Philippine archipelago. The total land area of the region is derived from the summation of provincial areas from the table below which or 5.9% of the total land area of the country. Around 69.3% of the total land area is alienable and disposable while the remaining 30.7% is public forest areas.
Follow also my travel and lifestyle blog | http://www.JuergenSchreiter.com | Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/JRSchreiter
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Red light district in Makati city. Night life. A Venue/Burgos street.
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Foreigners Take Over Manila (Vlog 40 - Makati, Philippines)
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Manila: Makati Salt Steakhouse & BGC Nightlife The Fort Bonifacio Taguig, Philippines S2 Ep40
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Makati Philippines 2016
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Makati & Taguig Manila, Bonifacio High Street Nightlife Food Market, Travel Philippines S2 Ep1
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Red light district in Makati city. Night life. A Venue/Burgos street.
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Manila: Makati Salt Steakhouse & BGC Nightlife The Fort Bonifacio Taguig, Philippines S2 Ep40
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Makati Philippines 2016
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Ayala Museum, Manila - Philippines Travel Guide
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Greenbelt Makati Manila, Market! Market! Mall, HYVE Night Club BGC, Philippines S1 Ep22
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Manila: La Casita Mercedes, Bed & Breakfast Hotel, Makati, Travel Philippines S2 E39
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Midget Boxing, Makati Fresh Food Market Manila, Taal Volcano, The Clipper Hotel, Philippines S1 Ep10
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Makati Manila, Red Light Kitchen, BAGA Food Bazaar BBQ Market, Philippines S2 Ep43
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Armscor Shooting Range, Makati Square Manila, Gun Club RIA, Philippines S2 Ep42
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Makati Manila: Greenbelt Mall, Restaurants, Armscor Shooting Range, Philippines S1 Ep2
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Manila: Makati Square Mall, La Casita Hotel, Jeepney House Backpacker, Philippines S2 Ep41
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Makati Manila, Airport Taxi Scams, Mang Inasal Chicken, Duterte 2016 Elections, Philippines S2 Ep38
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What To Know About Manila, Philippines
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Philippines, Budget, Plan, Attitude, Flexibility, Dramas, Time Energy & Money, Travel Tips Ep11
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Tired Of Me
Breathe for me softly. It parts its way through the thickest of walls. The mirror reflects tonight and I still wish you the worst. This is so bad. What have I become? Knowing when to stop and float away. A fog lifts for a brief moment. Breathe for me softly. It parts its way through the thickest of walls. The mirror reflects tonight and I still wish you the worst. This is so bad. What have I become? Knowing when to stop and float away. A fog lifts for a brief moment. Light up like a night sky I saw once before. (x2) Too long ago to remember. Slamming the reality back into focus.
photo: AP / Matt Rourke
In Malawi, people with albinism face ‘total extinction’– UN rights expert
Edit United Nations 29 Apr 2016
Print. 29 April 2016 – A United Nations human rights expert today warned that the atrocities faced by persons with albinism in Malawi render them “an endangered people group facing a risk of systemic extinction over time if nothing is done.” ... “Many do not sleep peacefully and have deliberately restricted their movement to the necessary minimum,” she added ... ‘A crisis disturbing in its proportions’. Ms ... Ms ... Albinos. Photo ... Ms ... Ero stated....
photo: Public Domain / Saperaud
Cache Of Roman Coins Found In Spain
Edit WorldNews.com 29 Apr 2016
More than 1,300 pounds (590kg) of bronze Roman coins dating to the 3rd century A.D ... The workers immediately stopped, and soon discovered that there were many coins there, inside broken amphoras."...
photo: AP / Frank Micelotta/Invision for Parkwood Entertainment
Beyonce Wows in Balmain at the ‘Formation World Tour’ in Miami
Edit Pinkvilla 29 Apr 2016
Queen B has officially begun her ‘Formation World Tour’ in Miami yesterday ... How about you?. ....
photo: WN / Trigedia
Police-On-Spousal Crime Is The Other Cover-Up
Edit WorldNews.com 29 Apr 2016
Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas Darling. “You must let suffering speak, if you want to hear the truth.” – Dr. Cornel West. Now that systematic police abuse against blacks are starting to finally be exposed, it should never be forgotten that crime and emergency-room statistics in the U.S ... Years earlier, I can still recall the first time I met Joe, a police officer ... Murdering them ... He is a correspondent for www.worldnews.com....
photo: AP / Chris Carlson
Protesters Clash Oustide Trump Rally in California
Edit Time Magazine 29 Apr 2016
Protesters outside a Donald Trump rally in California Thursday blocked traffic in the streets surrounding the event and in one case a crowd smashed a police car ... ....
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A Snapchat journey in the Philippines
Edit BBC News 29 Apr 2016
Election fever has hit the Philippines, set to vote in a new leader next week. Heather Chen, the BBC's social media producer in Asia, is in the capital, Manila, and providing daily updates on Snapchat to cover the psychedelic sights and other election highlights ... bbcnews ... Getting a taste of life for Manila natives, whiling away their time in a jam from the airport into Makati city, I spotted two vehicles sporting Duterte car decals ... ....
How Loudmouth Mayor Rodrigo Duterte Got to the Verge of the Philippines Presidency
Edit Time Magazine 29 Apr 2016
With thrusting spears and thumping feet, the Philippines’ Higaunon tribe perform a frenzied war dance to celebrate this year’s Kaamulan festival, high in the emerald peaks of insurgency-wracked Mindanao Island ... Read More. The Next President of the Philippines Could Be ‘the Punisher’ ... His bawdy remarks at the Makati business forum did not woo the suited brigade looking for a sober stratagem for long-term growth....
Women’s semifinal set, Play Time vs. Blue Spikers for men’s title in Makati Express-Sarawat 1st ...
Edit Arabnews 28 Apr 2016
JEDDAH. After the third week of matches, the stage is set for the women’s semifinal and men’s final in the Makati Express Cargo-Sarawat Superstores... ....
Results of Annual Shareholders' Meeting (April 22, 2016) (BDO Unibank Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 28 Apr 2016
(Source. BDO Unibank Inc) Avision. THE PHILIPPINE STOCK EXCHANGE. Tower One and Exchange Plaza Ayala Triang l e, Aya l a Aven ue Makati C i ty. Attention. MS. JANET A. ENCARNACION ... BD ... Paseo de Roxas, Makati City ... MS ... (BOO U n i ban k) held today, Apri l 22, 201 6, at the Riza l Bal lroom A & B, Makati Shangri-La Hotel , Aya la Aven ue, Makati C i ty. ... BOO Corporate Center 7899 Makati Avenue. Makati City 0726, Philippines Swift Code BNORPHMM....
Results of Organizational Board Meeting (April 22, 2016) (BDO Unibank Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 28 Apr 2016
(Source. BDO Unibank Inc) disclosure PSE BOD Org. April 22, 2016 THE PHILIPPINE STOCK EXCHANGE ... Ayala Triangle, Ayala Avenue, Makati City. Attention. MS. JANET A ... Paseo de Roxas, Makati City ... held on April 22, 2016, at the Parañaque A & B Function Rooms, Makati Shangri-La Hotel, Ayala Avenue, Makati City, the newly-elected members of the Board of Directors elected/appointed the following persons to the various positions set forth below.....
Philippine Presidential Frontrunner Duterte Says He Will Pardon Himself for Mass Murder
Edit Time Magazine 28 Apr 2016
Duterte made the remarks during an hour and a half-long speech to the Makati Business Club in which he also defended his reputation as a womanizer and made jokes about his genitals, the Philippine Star reported ... Read more. The Next President of the Philippines Could Be ‘the Punisher’ ... ....
BDO Net Income hits record-high P25.0B in 2015 P5.5 B Net Earnings posted in 1Q16 (BDO Unibank Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 28 Apr 2016
(Source. BDO Unibank Inc) 447304a0-32cc-4013-8426-1b9d38af828f.pdf. April 22, 2016. THE PHILIPPINE STOCK EXCHANGE. Tower One and Exchange Plaza Ayala Triangle, Ayala Avenue Makati City. Attention. Ms. Janet A. Encarnacion. Head, Disclosure Department. Ms. Dianne Eileen A. Cenidoza Analyst, Disclosure Department. PHILIPPINE DEALING & EXCHANGE CORP. 37/F, Tower 1, The Enterprise Center. 6766 Ayala Ave., cor. Paseo de Roxas, Makati City. Attention....
World's best chefs head to the Philippines
Edit CNN 28 Apr 2016
(CNN)Four and a half centuries ago the galleon trade helped link Asia to the rest of the world, with notable routes including Manila in the Philippines to Acapulco in Mexico ... To mark the 450th anniversary of this early culinary globalization, the Philippines capital recently played host to the second installment of Madrid Fusion Manila ... Read More. 1 ... 2 ... Pepita's Kitchen, Magallanes Ave, Makati, Metro Manila, Philippines; +63 2 425 4605. 3....
SMC GIS as of March 30 and April 14, 2016 (San Miguel Corporation)
Edit Public Technologies 28 Apr 2016
(Source. San Miguel Corporation) 9b342109-a92f-487b-a579-460f4629a509.pdf. • . - ........1, , •• £. """'. -. c• APR 2 7 20tn .(;;'\. GENERAL INFORMATION SHEET (GIS) 0 \...../. IIY •. FOR THE YEAR (Updated as of March 30, 2016 & April 14,. 016}. -. fMANO CO#TelfT&. STOCK CORPORATION \. 1,1zce•>7.,o eu21.11C'1 rouvu1w o,. GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS. { -. FOR USER CORPORATION ... DO NOT LEAVE ANY ITEM BLANK ... 4 ... Puyat Ave.,Makati City 1200....
Philippine presidential candidate Duterte is man of many faces
Edit Asia Times 27 Apr 2016
The tough-talking mayor from southern Philippines laid down his plans for the country in an attempt to woo the support of members of the Makati Business Club (MBC), an organization whose members include senior executives from the largest and most dynamic corporations in the Philippines. In a speech laced with inflammatory language, he vowed to stop corruption and criminality in the Philippines ... Rodrigo Duterte. Leads polls ... His response....
Voting opens to celebrate cities making strides toward sustainability (WWF Canada)
Edit Public Technologies 26 Apr 2016
(Source. WWF Canada) TORONTO, April 26, 2016 -. Canadians can start voting on social media today for their favourite sustainable city, as part of the third WWF We Love Cities campaign. The three Canadian cities in the running - celebrated for going above and beyond to create a more sustainable, climate-friendly future - are Vancouver, Edmonton and Saanich, B.C ... What happens next ... To vote, visit. ... Makati, San Carlos, Santa Rosa Rwanda....
Consolidated Financial Statements for the year ending December 31, 2015 (DMCI Holdings Inc)
Edit Public Technologies 26 Apr 2016
(Source. DMCI Holdings Inc) SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. CR027432016 SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION. SEC FORM 17A, AS AMENDED. ANNUAL REPORT PURSUANT TO SECTION 17. OF THE SECURITIES REGULATION CODE AND SECTION 141 OF THE CORPORATION CODE OF THE PHILIPPINES. For the fiscal year ended. Dec 31, 2015. SEC Identification Number. AS095002283. BIR Tax Identification No. 004703376 ... DMCI Holdings, Inc ... 2281 Chino Roces Avenue, Makati City....
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