Walking the Streets of MANILA at NIGHT | Night Walk Tour - RECTO BRIDGE to AVENIDA | 2023 NIGHTLIFE

[@ctc07]

Ang ganda ng night walktour mo idol...ingat palagi sa mga lakad mo godbless👍

[@sakthivelmarimuthu8146]

Very nice❤

[@orangsimunjan]

thanks 4 the video sir. very enjoy seeing other people city life. regards from sarawak, malaysia.

[@simplebernadettewcats49]

Sobrang nakakaawa lang na maraming aso at may pusa rin na parang homeless sila at sana naman may tumulong sa kanila. Maraming salamat sa video, PH Dot Net at ingat kayo palagi.

[@archiecruz6336]

would be hard for me to walk around there with out having treats for doggos

[@junrivera1610]

Na miss ko tuloy ang Manila Life ko "Spaña Manila" from year 1984 'til year 2009

[@wildreeds]

I've been enjoying your videos thoroughly. To add more context, may I suggest adding a time stamp either on the caption or the video. ❤

[@ddyjoms9811]

sobrang nkaka missssssss naman jan, natira kmi jan ng asawa ko nung mag jowa palang kmi nung college , dun malapit sa CHADES 18:47 pinaka d best na fried porkchop sa lahat, bwahahahaahahaha salamat sa paglibot muli .... ingat more subs and vids...

[@junrivera1610]

...way back late 80's after ng work dyan kami kumakain ng kwek kwek kasama ko ang iba ko workmates kaya ako tumaba ...sarap din ng one day old 😋😜🤪

[@junrivera1610]

Very crowded, traffic and flooded Sampaloc Manila area during that time late 80's when I was there

[@ChitoPalabok]

Sir zapote 4 Las pinas...

[@arembotate4100]

Its good to see that those areas around Quiapo, Recto, Quezon Blvd and Avenida are now well lighted. I guess, Mayor Isko made it a point to put lighting in those areas. That area was not well lighted 25-30 years ago. Things have improved for the better. Phil GDP per capita was less than 2k 2 decades ago. In 2023, per capita GDP is +/- $4k. Changes should be felt and experienced on the street level. I also observe, streets are not very littered with garbage compared to before. EDIT: Some parts of Recto is still not well lighted.

[@derbdep]

post-isko, the changes within the actual city of manila are now minimal again compared with how most of the component cities within the metro have vastly improved. the locals have fallen back to the pre-isko bad habits. tinderos are now crowding the sidewalk again, litter is seen everywhere, people are moving to walk on the street again.. i dont want to say something political, but you can tell isko is no longer the mayor due to how its starting to return to how it was pre-2017... let's hope that major corporate land developers take interest in renovating and developing manila the same way they developed taguig (bgc; mckinley hills), makati, pasig (ortigas; greenfield district; bridgetowne; arcovia), muntinlupa (filinvest alabang), qc (eastwood; araneta city), san juan (greenhills), mandaluyong (pioneer), pasay and paranaque (aseana city). manila city hall isnt interested in improving the city anymore for its residents..

[@arembotate4100]

@@derbdep That's the point, why does it have to involve private corporations. These companies exist for profit. Maintenance of the streets really is the job of government/ LGU. It seems the Philippine government followed the pattern of the US which started with Reagan - supply side economics. "Let the government get out of business and allow business to run things." It leads to more productivity and eventually more wealth creation. The result - the rich became richer and did not actually create and expand an empowered middle class. There are really things that government should be doing because it is their job. Not the private sector. Private sector is there to support the LGU. An empowered citizen will be consumers and good for business.

[@haroldpumanes2511]

Buti Wala na dyan mga "boss chick 150 lang"

[@eiramananomis4834]

Bakit hindì sinasabi yun lugar

[@eiramananomis4834]

Bakit hindi sinasabi yun