Discover Tagum City

[@SerendipityPoint]

0:50 those bypasses are finished now, and the lower roads are cemented as well. Traffic flows so smoothly through these bypass areas now. What a great idea!

[@servantjen]

I love how you promoted our city.

[@lucyslifejourney2572]

Woww my, place ❤

[@chandtraveller5741]

way makalabaw madaw sa atung Lugar the best kaayu we love camella

[@paulmichaelmarcelo2343]

Tagum is beautiful city. Hope to visit someday

[@joelmarfel7606]

My mother was originally from Davao del Norte and I was so surprised of the developments. The highways are far better than the Highways in Batangas. I wish there will be a World class Industrial Complex there in the coming years.

[@rhineenriquezcarillo]

one of the beautiful place of davao del norte i love tagum because many beatiful features of tagum city

[@gellercarbon8476]

Nice one😍

[@justysleague]

Tagum!!! Mona!! 🎉🎉🎉

[@scottallen8114]

I'm ready to move there.

[@jeongrojang3591]

I love tagum. My 2nd house in mabini street

[@lggen6062]

Mas madevelop pa unta ang atong syudad, para mudaghan pa ang mga businesses.🙂

[@marygracerojas3632]

WOW

[@rimrants]

TAGUMPAY

[@cyrielringor8032]

Mam pwdy ba mgtnong may dfa po ba dyan sa tagum city

[@thomwright7694]

Is there an email that you can be reached at?

[@marygracerojas3632]

UP

[@_Common_Logic_]

This looked to be a well presented upload, but I had to move on before finishing it... The ridiculously distracting music with the modulating volume was making it nearly impossible to understand the narration. We aren't here for music and this would have been a great informational video without it. Please consider a modified upload or at least taking it down a notch in the future.

[@SerendipityPoint]

Do you speak English and Tagalog? I had absolutely no problem understanding what was said. Check your computer or your audio settings and adjusted appropriately instead of being condescending about a video celebrating their region.

[@_Common_Logic_]

​@@SerendipityPoint - English, Taglish, and Bisaya... And I LIVE HERE, with my Pinay queen of 10 years (3 of those years in Tagum City), so I'm fairly used to the dialect.😉

[@JohnFragoulis]

In 2014, 2015, and 2019, because my wife is a filipina, i was in tagum. I visited all these places that you have in your video, but your video is not so honest. You show all the nice places, but you are afraid to show the 80% of tagum areas that the people are living in deep poverty. You do not say that there is electricity blackout 1 or 3 times per day, or in MANY areas there are not lights in the streets and people are afraid to stay out of their house because of killers. Five times because i know martial arts i saved my life in Tagum when they try to steal and kill me. Why you don't tell/show about the so many thousand houses shacks that there is not toilet and the people use plastic supermarket bag to make their shits, and then they are waiting the night, to throw the full of shits bag somewhere in the streets or to the..... neighbor???? Yes in Camella tagum there are nice houses, but only outside. When i came inside of some houses, because i would like to buy one, i knocked the walls and i started to laugh. These are not walls, are something like wood or plasterboard, completely hollow/empty inside and very dangerous. And you sell them not at the price of gold, but at the price of platinum. Only the materials for the best house, cost about 4 or 5,000 euros. And you sell it for 30 or 40,000 euros. We were not born today, some of us know from constructions, from statics, from construction safety, and generally from prices. What you are selling, and you are selling it very expensive, is the security guards into Camella tagum, so, that thieves do not kill us on the street, (and you have a lot of thieves there) and the area that has somewhat less mosquitoes. Show the whole area, not just what interests you. The tourist comes but sees absolutely nothing of what you have shown him. He sees the complete opposite.