The Unique Greenbelt Shopping Mall In Makati (Philippines). 🇵🇭

The only way to truly experience this gem of a shopping mall, is to visit it yourself.
This video will show you some of it's outdoor splendor, but it will not justify the majestic grandeur of experiencing it live.
It could only be built in a country with a tropical climate (as most of the shrubbery & creatures in its pond are not meant for colder & harsher climates), but this just adds extra charm to the architecture of the different buildings that encompass the Greenbelt shopping mall.
It's worth a trip to Makati alone, if only just to spend a whole day exploring & experiencing this place!
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[@nlf17]

The place is Stunning! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@TryMyView]

@nlf17 I think so too.

[@rexbenemerito1943]

This place was our pasyalan back then as a young worker in the late 90's. Not much traffic yet. We used to own a house in Shaw-Bonifacio in Mandaluyong and travel within Metro Manila was quick and easy at that time, but now it is so different. However, the Bus Carousel along EDSA seems to work though. Me and my family visited BGC and Makati again in 2016 and 2022. Much beautiful and lots of new buildings and skycrapers sprouting all over. Thanks for sharing your video.

[@TryMyView]

@rexbenemerito1943 Thanks for your input. Many of the skyscrapers still look quite new, so the skyline must have looked very different back then to how it looks now. I'd guess that a lot of memories come flooding back to you whenever you pass by.

[@2460z_htdja]

wow, what a pleasant way of looking at the place, that usually reflects the cool personality of the uploader

[@TryMyView]

@2460z_htdja That's such a pleasing thing to hear. Thanks for watching!

[@grande6075]

I enjoy spending my time there anytime of the day ,there are a lot of trees

[@TryMyView]

@grande6075 I can't help but feel closer to nature after a spot of retail therapy (sitting amongst the trees & shrubbery). It's definitely quite a blissful place to hang out!

[@Relaxingnaturewavessounds]

Great video awesome

[@TryMyView]

@Relaxingnaturewavessounds Thank you, & I'm glad you enjoyed it!

[@edgarquines6018]

I work in Makati for 50 years and I saw its transformation, Thanks fpor this video!

[@TryMyView]

@edgarquines6018 You're very welcome sir!

[@richardnone5644]

i was there many times i particularly like the outdoor area in the middle of the mall with a very nice cathedral and right next door are more malls

[@TryMyView]

@richardnone5644 S A cathedral!... I must have missed that part.

[@albertteng1191]

You should visit at night with all the bars open. Oh i forgot several section of that complex is close for major renovation.

[@TryMyView]

@albertteng1191 Yes, I believe the renovations started a while ago now. I didn't think to go there at night (as I wasn't sure if it would be open). Maybe I'll try this on a return visit some day. Thanks.

[@thomasryler7628]

I spent 26 days here in March, I personally prefer this area as opposed to BGC, less crowded

[@TryMyView]

@thomasryler7628 Although BGC has its charm (in parts), I'd have to agree with you on this.

[@thomasryler7628]

One of the key advantages of this location is its exceptional connectivity to Greenbelt, including Glorietta, Landmark, restaurants, and grocery stores. This seamless integration allows for convenient access to various amenities without the need to venture outdoors, even during inclement weather. Good content by the way, I just sub

[@TryMyView]

Yes, this I found out on accident whilst I was walking around. From here, I found my way into the chaotic food court in Landmark & thoroughly enjoyed discovering all these different outlets conveniently connected via elevated walkways & interconnecting buildings. Not at all what I was expecting when visiting Philippines for the first time.

[@uchniezt1212]

It was a truly brilliant plan what they had for Greenbelt. Esp the landscaping. Green is always a good plan not just to draw people in, but also to make them WANT to go there. I've been to naturally green areas myself and admittedly the plants there in Greenbelt look very artificial (i.e. plants there are not naturally grown. they imported them from elsewhere and just plopped the plants there). Sadly I doubt that they are really taking care of the plants (e.g. I see the bromeliads being cut and cut and cut until they have barely and leaves anymore which indicates they will soon discard it to who-knows-where and replace it with a new one to die slowly again). The ducks in the Sto. Nino church don't look healthy as well. And the number of koi fish don't seem stable. Do they have an actual caretaker? But at least it's an effort to increase awareness of the beauty and taking care of our environment. Anyway, thank you for correctly identifying your location. Indeed, Greenbelt is in Makati City. I see other videos here (esp those of foreigners) calling everything manila just because they're walking on concrete. Ugghh. So cringe. Hopefully you will inspire more travel vloggers to be as responsible. Mabuhay!

[@TryMyView]

@uchniezt1212 Many thanks for such a knowledgeable & beautifully written comment. Have a very blessed day!