Walking in Manila (Philippines)

Manila, capital and chief city of the Philippines.
The city is the centre of the country’s economic, political, social, and cultural activity. It is located on the island of Luzon and spreads along the eastern shore of Manila Bay at the mouth of the Pasig River.
The city’s name, originally Maynilad, is derived from that of the nilad plant, a flowering shrub adapted to marshy conditions, which once grew profusely along the banks of the river; the name was shortened first to Maynila and then to its present form. In 1975, by presidential decree.

[@muhammadmuslehuddinsiddiqu4573]

Manila will always remain beautiful, my favorite city where I spend happiest time of my life.1980 to 1991. Long time diba. Love Pinas at pinoy. Great effort recording this video, salamat pare.

[@ifocusmobileobu1455]

Nagtatagalog

[@arkhamar7121]

You should revisit my friend (although COVID 19 may hinder this). It's now 2020, 5 years after this video was made and ALOT has changed!! The current Manila mayor ISKO MORENO, an ambitious and hands on leader has numerous beautification plans and projects ongoing to transform Manila into a progressive, clean and green capital city!! 💚🇵🇭

[@adrielfamilyvlog7524]

REMEMBER THIS . REPENT YOUR SINS TO OUR GOD FATHER JESUS CHRIST AND HE WILL SAVE YOU AND HEAL YOU AND RESTORE YOU.

[@lolstuffenjoy9880]

Yet it is still a very hostile and dangerous environment

[@MegaHispaniola]

I just Love the Philippines, and this is a great video of, everyday, Life in Manila!!!from a new Yorker and Dominican, Philippine people are GREAT!!!

[@johnwest360]

Gracias!!

[@pablopinheiro4816]

I have a looot of philipin' friends, they're pretty nice people, i love them. I'm glad to meet a little of your capitol. greatings from RIO -BRAZIL

[@johnwest360]

Gracias Pablo!!

[@zecamendonca2950]

@@johnwest360, Obrigado .

[@christopherorourke6362]

I walked in Manila in Luneta Park on Tuesday, February 25, 1975 when I was on liberty. I was in the U.S.Navy, my ship the USS Blue Ridge LCC-19 was in Manila for a visit. I also walked along Roxas Boulevard, had a coke at the famous Aristicrat of Manila restraunt. Manila is my favorite city in the entire world. I was there on liberty on Tuesday, March 12, 1975. I toured the San Miguel Brewery, seen how beer was brewed. My Navy liberty times in Manila were great. I alway had great times in Manila except at the U.S.Embassy, that place I didn't like, they gave my late wife & I a hard time for no reason.

[@gearzone2611]

During that time you can purchase a donut for Php5centavos. I remember the Sprite back in 1998 was Php5.00 and there was also Php2.50, your 1piso back then can get you a soft drink and a donut. I remember when I was in Primary we could get Php 60centavos for the whole package of lunch. The good times were great, you're right about that one.

[@grungelovr5798]

+Christopher O'Rourke Hi there. I just searched for this USS Blue Ridge LCC-19. It's such an amazing boat! Can you mention what were you doing as job on this boat? I never been in the Navy but I'm very passionate by it. Especially nuclear subs.

[@jamesark9926]

How old are you now

[@oscarlobaton979]

I like philippines. They are some kind of Latin Americans but in the far east. In fact they have the same nice and cool behavior. Thanks very much for this video.

[@geneovarb7255]

Correct , and thats because of Spain colonization 🙂

[@mikewilliam5315]

GREAT Video!. No crazy music or comments. Just takes you right into the video, makes you feel like you are walking in Manila, so much so, that I jumped and moved when you cross the street. You have BIG brass ones crossing the street bro.Thanks for the great walk.

[@J0hnux]

This is extreme, walking for almost 2 hours with the hotness of the sun.

[@Kythos]

That is from Roxas boulevard near the US embassy all the way to Binondo or somewhere in Tondo. I could imagine myself walking while following this video.

[@cjaylaurel7915]

we're born for that temperate so don't worry

[@PhatNguyen-ms4vq]

Oh you are sexy

[@orlandomessias4914]

ĺĺóĺļĺpóķķĺļb

[@kj3rd2657]

Hello I been in and out of the PI from 1975 until 2017 and want to say thanks for you video.

[@keeziwalks]

Yw Keith

[@felixbautista]

Enjoyed seeing Manila again after so many years of absence.. thank you so much for sharing.

[@koronelolivares7116]

This is the Part where We See the. Mixture of Filipinos from All walks Of Life . The Rich , middle Classes, and The poor are Living Close to each Other . Unlike in Makati CBD , Ortigas Center, Araneta Center, BGC and Roxasblvd and Mabini Malate Areas Where The Richest and Upper Class Filipinos own A House or Condominium .

[@erscorcho2718]

Thank you..i was back in manila for 2 hours..

[@rheavillanueva3610]

er scorcho lol

[@donfredo8013]

It´s a few years ago since I have been in that awesome city. Next week I´ll fly to Manila again. Can´t wait. When I see this video I really get impatient. Thanks for sharing.

[@jor_ixsintaxx1238]

Funny story here, my dad’s parents went to Canada a long time ago and brought my dad with them and met my mom here. Years later they had my brother then 10 years later me. 7 months ago my dad decided to take us to visit his relatives in the Philippines, and I had a great idea to bring multiple jackets ( snuggles them ) to the airport without my parents knowing, once we arrived about two days into our trip I pulled it out of my luggage and wore it and started walking down the streets in Manila, there were many people looking at me weirdly and some giving me confused looks ( most of them were taking pictures btw ) my parents then decided to scold me cause they told me it was too hot and that I looked idiotic in them. XD

[@adrielfamilyvlog7524]

REPENT YOUR SINS TO OUR GOD JESUS AND HE WILL SAVE YOU AND RESTORE YOU

[@todeotodeo140]

Philippines is God's country. Love the story

[@seth6019]

LOL

[@cxtcutsml706]

@@adrielfamilyvlog7524Heeeyyy this is me on a separate account 4 years later. I’m actually atheist 😅

[@cxtcutsml706]

Good news! I’m going to the Philippines next year and I’m planning on doing this again! :D

[@TowManDave00]

Thanks for taking me on your walk...I seen a lot of things I remember from when I was in Manila 5 years a go

[@patrickborro2000]

I hope someday that other people will get to see more of this side of the country and not all about poverty as always portrayed in the media.

[@Justmynewaccount]

nOnOy borbun Nah.. when you know where to look Manila is a fascinating city.

[@shellls5355]

I agree...filipinos never stop complaining.

[@Justmynewaccount]

Shyrra lee Heh. That makes them as bad as we are (Dutch). ;)

[@FranklinNJ]

Wow you win the prize for best walking video, I have been listening to it while I did some work online, and listening to the sounds of the traffic, the children and people as you go from one town to the next was nice and educational...very nice job. Sometimes the simple and easiest approach has the best impact, although your feet must be tired. I will watch it when I get a chance from beginning to end, I don't think you did any editing.

[@noggie7929]

+Franklin NJ no editing this sir ...i know this place he walked in...he came from Roxas blvd to ( binondo} Chinatown the oldest chinatown in the wolrd i think it was sunday or holiday b'coz no traffic

[@7299manuelcastelo]

Looks like u did a lot of walking thru out Manila streets. Excellent video luv it. It reminds me 40 years ago when I was exploring the city. Few improvements I think but cleaner as before.Your video shot is as natural as can be. Thanks!

[@shineamenmbs3107]

Awesome video with an unbelievable quality. What a journey ! Very informative and touching scenes. You captured so well every noise (and sometimes silences) on the streets. Congrats and thx a lot.

[@skywatcher4420]

Thanks Kees I could almost smell it, great work as usual. take care..

[@metalsinger8855]

Do you have an umbrella with you? You know as a Filipino, and 25 years of living here, I still can't tolerate the temperature, it's really hot and very humid. Walking such distance with that kind of temperature is very exhausting. And you know, little beggars in Manila are being used by syndicates, they intentionally put dirt and wear dirty clothes so people will give money because most people are religious and won't hesitate to give.

[@Justmynewaccount]

Metal Singer I wonder how he pulls it off. My fiancée is from the Philippines and I always travel during the rainy season but even then it's boiling.

[@antonv.]

Amazing video!! Did you ever feel unsafe walking around in Manila with a camera like that?

[@JuanGonzalez-rb6ci]

Muchas gracias por compartir las mil ímagenes de tus viajes, nos haces viajar a diferentes partes del mundo, con solo presionar un click, muchas felicitaciones por tú trabajo y un afectuoso saludo desde Chile.-

[@johnwest360]

Gracias Juan!

[@DarkWolf-bm6sj]

Juan Gonzalez gracias senyor.....!

[@raiderwarrior2725]

i was born in the Philippines.. came here to the US when I was a little boy... ive never been back to the Philippines. its been 25 years already.. thanks for this video.. its so beautiful

[@rtrain67]

Great video. I took a walk in Manila today. Great job. Thanks!

[@mariacarmelarant]

I used to walk in that streets.. Hot and lots of things going on.. Few money in the pockets and you wont get bored.. Missing it from England.. All i can say.. Freedom. So laid back..

[@brihmendiola6641]

Most streets and sidewalks are litter free. Filipinos are famous for being clean. They shower two or three times a day and they smile and laugh so easily. In the Philippines, it is all about the smiles and hospitality. Although there are bad apples, the good ones compensate for the bad ones

[@christopherorourke6362]

Brin I have smiled a lot more in Manila than any other big city that I have been to when I was in the U.S.Navy. I have always had great experiences in Manila except for the U.S. Embassy, my late wife & I were given a hard & difficult time there in 1980 & 1981 for NO REASON. The U.S. Embassy staff there were rude to my late wife & I, they didn't like their own white AMerican & black AMerican men marrying wonderful Filipina women. Within the next 3 years I plan to return home to the Philippines which is my second country & live out my life there, I left my heart in the Philippines on March 30, 1981 The day that I had to return to the U.S.

[@thecursed4321]

Christopher O'Rourke wow great story :(((( !!

[@brihmendiola6641]

Christopher O'Rourke Like most cultures, interracial marriage is not encouraged in the Philippines but once the family know you they will accept you as family. You have to earn their respect. Filipinos are very friendly. When they don't smile at you it means something is wrong. This is the only country in the world with abundance of smiles and laughs. Even under hardships or poverty Filipinos, young and adult smile a lot. And they make sure they smile with or at you and you have no choice but to smile back.

[@thecursed4321]

Brih Mendiola hahaha your totally right !!

[@ramonwichita79]

Brih Mendiola Most streets and sidewalks are litter free? Are you sure about that? I was in Manila sometime ago, first of all there are no rubbish bins accessible, secondly...sidewalks are full of rubbish.

[@frederickwhiteside6415]

Thank you so much for your spectacular videos. I am a disabled person and I use your videos, during exercise sessions with my stationary hand bicycle. Your videos are true to life and show places where normal people actually live. Your videos show real life and not the Hollywood version, that so many other videos show. I am always fully engrossed when watching your videos and I am able to realistically keep pace during my respiratory therapy sessions. Once again, thank you so much for your splendid, non-boring videos.

[@ssnago]

Cool comment man

[@kksd2]

WOW, that's quite a WALK!!!!!! 2 hours worth..... gives me an idea of where to go when I finally do go to Manila... I already have been to Bangkok 13 times ...booked a vacation in MNL but then the Typhoon cancelled my trip! Salamat! for taking such a great video!!!!!

[@TVSCDN]

Very lovable ❤️ bylanes much like Mumbai's Dharavi tenements.. thanks 😘the generally clean good roads can't find in Mumbai

[@fishingbuddyph8786]

Just got back from a two week trip home (to Manila) and like yourself, I too, really enjoyed walking around the city. However, I did most of my walks in the early morning hours before it got really hot. I have to say though, that when it comes to video walks of Manila, you take the cake! Thanks for the video...you covered more places than I could ever have done. Well done!

[@chucksandos8939]

Thanks for best quality video! I see this and have the effect of presence :) Special thanks for showing the truth of life - as it is - but not a tourist glamor.

[@ta455driver]

Great video, Really enjoyed it and just loved the jeepneys..

[@angeloochoco]

I miss this place... nice to see someone doing a video of Manila on the side streets. thanks for this wonderful video.

[@jimmybobby9400]

Damn man, all you're missing is the smells. Great visuals and sound. A lot of your videos take me back and make me feel the places again. Great stuff.

[@mamitsumamits]

Very nice. I love Manila…or Metro Manila. It has so many faces. A vibrant, resilient place and people! The metropolis has been booming the past couple of years. So much construction, renovations, expansions going on- new luxury hotels, even bigger shopping complexes, world class casinos, swanky districts like Global City, Ortigas, Alabang, Eastwood/Libis, Greenhills and Rockwell. Can't wait to go back and see all the new developments!

[@mamitsumamits]

mamitsumamits Visit this great website to see the fascinating, lightning pace developments in this burgeoning metropolis: www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=373715&page=229

[@noeminoemi1350]

ang nagpapapangit sa Metro Manila yung mga basurang nakakalat sa kalye, kailangan turuan ang mga tao magtapon ng basura sa tamang lugar saka yung mga wires mga batang pakalat kalat.

[@louisjay8032]

very Beautiful city Manila GOD Bless

[@holysky101]

Manila used to be one of the greatest cities before WWII along with london, paris, new york, tokyo etc.. and has a moniker as "The pearl of the orient seas". it is nice to foresee that Manila is rising from its fall and rising back.

[@metalsinger8855]

cocowaco Yeah but it will take time, like 2 decades more. I agree Manila was so beautiful in the past before world war 2.

[@holysky101]

hey, Bastard..

[@shichilaofa]

cocowaco I bet your brain feels as good as new, seeing that you never use it.

[@holysky101]

You bet...

[@jurandfontannydonicerzezby3140]

+cocowaco It's true...even everybody call this city "Manila Vanilla"

[@salchook5060]

walking in calcuta is definitely your master piece with its surreal grand finale, Kees Colijn.

[@kayriz5838]

Sal Chook that’s wasn’t surreal it was just shockingly third world and chaotic it’s a pity Indian cities are in such a horrific state in this day and age

[@chino2kill]

love the Philippines cant wait to go there again . Love the filipino people great video

[@friedrichhayek8628]

I want to visit Philippines, love from Greece

[@ddelapena7507]

I love this video. Thanks for taking me back home, even for just a few minutes...

[@elsie23]

ty sa nag upload...nakakamiss ang manila parang nasa philippines din ako ng mapanood ko ito..

[@engrmichaelcarranza]

Thanks for this video for showing the real situation in Manila.

[@ssah7594]

Streets in Manila are a lot more cleaner than India.

[@JG-gg9wk]

Thanks Joe, everyone calls you Joe. Nice walk thru. Manila is so big, be nice to know where your taking Us. Same with so many of your videos.

[@silverspikejs]

I will be going to the Philippines soon and spending some time in Manila. I was a bit wary after some of the talk online but this has put my mind at ease. You were not harassed and it's much like London if a little (yes little) dirtier and somewhat busier.

[@metalsinger8855]

silverspikejs I swear you'll be surprised of how friendly the people are in the Philippines, there are cctv's everywhere in the streets already but ofcourse you still have to avoid some places, but neighbor cities like Makati, Taguig, Ortigas, Mandaluyong and Libis are the safest and most developed.

[@silverspikejs]

Metal Singer I'm here now Went to a concert at the MOA Arena last night. Walked 'home' everyone has been great.

[@minim6981]

silverspikejs go to Bonifacio Global City or Makati if you want to see amazingly nice places.

[@louislungbubble]

08.10 on the right G-point bar....a great bar to sit and have a drink, 08.52 on the left one of my favorite places in Manila...Solidaridad bookshop, a peaceful haven for me when i am visiting there.....great to be there again via your filming............Marty

[@MSAUSA70]

Wow! u'r nerves must've gotten a work out on that walk. Going to Manilla this year so it was very informative. Thanks. --- M.S.A.

[@jefris]

Galing! maraming salamat from north america.. your video brings tear in my eyes. lots of memories.

[@kiane9465]

This is the old city. A middle class one. Rich residents are in Makati, Taguig, Quezon City etc.

[@lonestar2220]

hats off to this guy! I am a Filipino walking that long at that time of the day is like hell to me!

[@dunstun365]

People seem to take their chances crossing the road. Queson city good & safe with plenty of road crossings & not quite as hot in the winter as Manila.

[@jaiprakashSingh]

I never gets such stabilization. Thanks for sharing video.

[@comicscoins]

Lots of honking, but the streets are very clean. It would be nice if the camera can capture the names of the streets & buildings.

[@kuraigu12]

People use horns in the philippines to signal, not an aggressive one.

[@arkhamar7121]

Please check out the latest KZbin videos of new mayor ISKO MORENO....he has a vision of making Manila on par with the world's greatest!! His plans and projects are absolutely gorgeous!!! ❤️🇵🇭

[@niclna]

my god you walk passed our store. thank you

[@TheDocValerian]

Great video, can't wait to get there myself next month :D Thanks for the authentic impressions :) *sub

[@epjac2210]

Very nice video, if you don't mind me asking, what kind of camera did you use in shooting this video of Manila? Very nice color rendition. Good job!

[@normandavies7603]

Very well done. Excellent video. Thank you Keezi.

[@robertvanhoek9470]

Hello again, I enjoyed the walk in Santiago, Chile & now Metro Manila. I too once walked on United Nations Ave. back in November of 1986, when I visited some of my new in-laws residing nearby in PACO District. I loved my month long stay in country, where I also visited family members in CAPIZ, on the island of Panay. There, the countryside & rice paddies with farmers wearing conical hats reminded me of my tour of duty in Vietnam, back in 1970. By the way, you scared the daylights out of me a couple of times crossing the street in MM! You are one brave soul. I noted the locals still call out "Hey Joe!" to passing Westerners. Excellent content, I think you just about covered every aspect of daylight activities on the streets of Metro Manila. Good job!

[@keeziwalks]

dank je Robert

[@GlassLegend40]

you brought me back lotsa childhood memories thanks pal..!

[@deadpixel08]

Have you travelled around Manila before? It's quite amazing that you reached Divisoria all the way from Roxas Boulevard.

[@keeziwalks]

Dead Pixel no i didn't ,. it was not so far

[@rhumsalazar1075]

Yeah

[@rogenparamio6003]

Philippines is beautiful except that full of wastes and garbages around and anywhere. Need to discipline all people from all ages living here as a Filipino in order for us to survive against bad calamities especially floods.

[@rogenparamio6003]

Nlex that's true and we're two of them to stand against the opposition of President Duterte

[@ladyarmi69]

why somebody keeps telling this is Bangkok?? so funny haven"t you see the jeepney one of the most popular rides in the Phillippines...

[@virtualdrudgery]

I'm surprised that this country is run by consumption (people with savings), instead of debt (credit card).

[@etrnlygr8tful87]

***** say what!?

[@thecursed4321]

***** Hahha thats true almost 69% have no banks here at the Philippines !!

[@metalsinger8855]

***** Because people try to avoid annual credit card fees lol. And not all are being offered credit card here unless you got a regular job, so most prefer to have money than cc.

[@crewcutter2030]

+Metal Singer filipinos dont really like the concept of owning money, its consindered to be a shame if you owe money. Its a great insult to say someone has debts to pay, sometimes it goes to court.

[@etrnlygr8tful87]

crewcutter2030 "owning" money & "owe" money are 2 different thing...just saying.

[@akosay]

nice video showing the real Manila

[@sheikhsamiullahal-madani1992]

beautiful lovely place

[@oparasatauwaya]

Jazakallah khair :)

[@RealSpaceHobo]

Well that was interesting - Manila nothing like I had imagined - sorta poverty ridden and run down, lots of street kids - with all the European and American involvement, thought it would have been more "structured and quaint", somehow.......once again tnx for sharing - those puppies in a cage was kinda bizarre.....:-)

[@skywatcher4420]

Although that was a near 2 hour journey Manila is a lot larger than shown, there are a lot of up market areas also.. 7000 + Islands in the Philippines, Manila is the overcrowded, Noisy, Polluted Capital.

[@Yebyaew]

Ledzz Go yeah if he spent the 2 hours walking in most parts of Makati or in Fort Bonifacio, Manila would just seem like typical upscale modern city. This is really just showing the old Manila.

[@caballero5349]

Ledzz Go He only showed Manila City, not Metro Manila. Metro Manila includes Makati City and Global City which are no doubt the best looking places in the country

[@thwb4661]

Ledzz Go Well, it was actually or should i say "used to be" structured and quaint. Manila was considered as the most beautiful city in Southeast Asia and one of most beautiful in the world. But a horrifying event changed Manila's fate forever, when the Second World War happened destroying 80 percent of the city. Manila's identity and the cultural and historical identity was wiped out and it can't be returned easily. But right after the war, Manila slowly changed but become more 1950's-1960's contemporary city it gained its glory but not the same as before. in the 60's the original Manila people started to move into the newly built cities like Makati City while people from the rural areas started to emigrate in Manila.. In 1980's Edsa Revolution happened which made it worse because after that revolution people in Manila became abusive to their freedom and it resulted to the Manila we see today. Manila was like a pitiful city because it was left out compared to the cities like Makati City, Pasig City, Quezon City. Manila doesn't have the skyscrapers other cities have today,. Manila has more abandoned dilapidated buildings which were once part of the glorious 1950's Manila. Now theyre crumbling and just waiting to be demolished or hopefully restored. It's losing again the identity. It's a sad realization. Many people, even filipinos think Manila is dangerous because of its poverty and dirty streets. and they're ashamed to see it because it's the capital and its the face of the country. and they got annoyed when foreign people think the whole National Capital Region is Manila City. Nope it's not. I hope Manila will be better. Manila should improve to be at par with its neighbouring cities which are clearly better than Manila.

[@RealSpaceHobo]

The Happy Weird Boy tnx.....:-)

[@zanderfrancisco1421]

Beautiful country

[@reinerschultz1039]

Hoping one day manila get neat, clean, organize like makati or bgc, no corrupt public official and citizens should be disciplined, thats maybe the key for progress..anyway, thank you so much for posting this vid, god bless and TC always!

[@shellls5355]

I hope so.

[@reinerschultz1039]

+Vernon Hipolito We need someone like iron man to achieve that, but still we should be proud that other city in PHL are booming now that may create more jobs.

[@oparasatauwaya]

This is how it will happen- you will vote for DUTERTE! :) Do30! do30! Lol

[@arkhamar7121]

It's happening now with new mayor ISKO MORENO....check out the numerous improvements he's made already for the City of Manila....absolutely beautiful projects ongoing!!!! ❤️🇵🇭

[@ivandidjohgah]

nice video, ....

[@junevi2000]

Some littering but overall clean streets, I saw one homeless sleeping in the street.

[@mybitmix]

Mabuti isang homeless lang napansin mo. Marami po dyan banda.

[@shangrilawave]

I just found your channel and it feels as if I opened a crate full of diamonds. Thank you!

[@11steers]

Best Philippines video I have seen. It brings back memories like the rice trucks with gigatons of rice all lined up. Also, I forgot how many zillions of kids there just run the streets all day with no school or supervision. Careful, they smile but like to grab things if they see a chance. I lived in Fort Bonifacio so seldom saw these areas. Great video!

[@wahleedtaula2097]

Metro Manila is generally safe and clean.

[@arkhamar7121]

And greatly improving with the new mayor ISKO MORENO for the City of Manila. There are so many You Tube videos now of his beautification projects ongoing as I type this!! ❤️🇵🇭

[@BigDMartial]

Very nice place to live.

[@Xynic48]

This footage is from Manila bay, Roxas boulevard. Last time I went there renovations are still ongoing.

[@wahleedtaula2097]

Nice walking with you Keezi, in Manila no less.

[@pierreguzman2692]

Your videos are top notch.

[@relaxationsleepingmusic8291]

Like it excellent video sir

[@SpockBorg5]

Is this the only video in the Philippines that you did? Great work, appreciate what you do.

[@gsorianogregsoriano]

Watching this video, you have to really understand. It is a way of life. Good video.

[@johnwest360]

Good positive comment.

[@holysky101]

The kind of governance we have right now. Manila would catch up later as a "Pearl of the orient seas" . Google it.

[@jonstride1869]

the man who walked around the planet. thanks for the walk dude. very very very cool !!!

[@rollyestomaguio4478]

Talo mo pa ang Somewhere Street ng NHK Channel ng Japan ha sa haba ng coverage mo! Ang galing mo at ang ganda ng video may HD pa. Thanks for sharing your. God bless.

[@AteMaureen]

Great video , cant wait too go there again end of the year :)

[@1stupormundi]

It looks and feels safer than Los Angeles or any major American city.

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

lol no it doesn't.

[@SoloTravelerOffTheBeatenPath]

Manila is one of the most dangerous cities in Asia. It has a murder rate 5 times higher than Los Angeles.

[@1stupormundi]

Well, that is changin with President Duterte.

[@ronnienestor]

polifatts: You're hallucinating again. Stop doing that. Be sober.

[@noeminoemi1350]

because it is safer.

[@wijonoprawiroatmodjo8011]

Terima kasih Bapak Keezi,video yang sangat menarik dan obyektif. :)

[@66suntzu]

in the old times it is called dewey boulevard, and that place is a beach where people swim, now it is polluted.

[@arkhamar7121]

ALOT has happened since this post 3 years ago....under the leadership of President DUTERETE and Mayor ISKO MORENO Manila Bay and the City of Manila is going thru a MASSIVE transformation!! 2020 ❤️🇵🇭

[@kardodasilay3020]

You should walk in baguio:)

[@vernonh194]

Please back to Manila again @keezi walks. It's really different now and a lot of changes in this year 2020.

[@todeotodeo140]

Keezi walks is awesome. No words!!!! Thank you!!!! The last thing I want to hear are words from some foreigner that knows absolutely nothing about the place he/she is walking and thinks he is a TV show host. Please..... So annoying. Keezi your videos are superb

[@bkkruff]

great shot. thanks for sharing!

[@ekowsugiarto6059]

good job

[@odnarivon]

wow manila is clean in third world standard....

[@holysky101]

Manila is rising back though

[@noeminoemi1350]

matuto lang sanang magtapon ng basura sa tamang lugar ang mga Filipino maganda na Manila.

[@wonderful-wafwaf]

Not 3rd world but developing. Estimated to be the top of developing countries I think

[@007thematrix007]

odnarivon ..... the mexico of asia

[@user_cv8wysmstt]

No, i dont think it is clean!

[@alvaroleoncarrillo5426]

In rich countries, they present us with the best, in the poor, with the worst. Doesn't the rich country have poor areas?

[@bensantiago4590]

You are looking at 2015. A lot of things in this video are no longer there now since the clean up started in 2016, Duterte's time. Streets were one by one cleaned of obstructions. Then in 2019, the election of new Mayor of Manila. If only this video is taken now 2020.

[@hitecpete]

thanks for the interesting video, loved it , best ever.

[@SpicePrincess1890]

This is so cool. I wish I could visit. One day I will. I have family here, but I've never met them.

[@VideoAssociates]

Love the people of the Philippines, but these days prefer spending my tourist dollar in Thailand, more progressive, better value everything, cleaner food, hotels, Wifi, just better experience all round

[@raptorraptor9219]

Maayos na Metro Manila - Ermita / Malate Roxas Blvd., Makati, Fort Bonifacio, Ortigas, Alabang, MOA Area. Eyesore Metro Manila - Monumento, Pasay Taft Rotonda, Divisoria, Cubao, EDSA Balintawak.

[@user-uo7zh8xl9x]

Thankyou

[@marlonelias]

I live in NYC, and from what I experience, Manila need to improve a lot of things in order for it to match NYC. Its hard but it's not impossible. Go Philippines, you can do it!.!.

[@user-bz9ue2kh8f]

+Marlon Elias You can dream on, Manila can't even matched Bangkok, Pulau Ujong and maybe Kuala Lumpur.

[@marlonelias]

+Pinoy Ako Pinoy Tayo we're not going to match them for now, let's make Manila an envy to the rest of the world.

[@user-bz9ue2kh8f]

Marlon Elias Based on your statement that you are still hopeful for the Philippines.I won't going to argue with you but after seeing this video and compare it to other asian countries, i felt disappointment for our country especially from the filthy poor people here which they disgracing the Philippines from foreigners by doing filthy, uneducated and ill mannered things like sleeping in the public with their trash. Manila could had been better if these informal settlers were eradicated in the city. You should be feeling lucky living there in NYC because you won't feel such problems that some people felt here in the Philippines, I'm planning to migrate with my mom in either Japan or South Korea in the near future because i think these countries will going to provide us a better living life.

[@l.k.0235]

why should it look like NYC or to that standard?.. NYC looks mostly old and crowded, with small streets. Philippines is way too different from USA and much more exciting.

[@tropturd6458]

@@user-bz9ue2kh8f Clearly, you haven't been to NYC. For me, Manila is a bit safer.