We Didn't Expect this in the Philippines | Camping on an Active Volcano - Mt Pinatubo

[@flyingthenest]

Wow - what another incredible day here in the Philippines! Now that we are flying onto Palawan - what do we have to do and see there?

[@bertsbangan7242]

El nido

[@jomchin7743]

YOU MUST SEE THE BEAUTIFUL "UNDERGROUND RIVER"

[@Thirdstone2000]

If you have all the time to spend, disconnect for a few days and go with Tao Expedition from Coron to El Nido (or El Nido to Coron).

[@rxzzo8899]

Wasn't able to explore Palawan yet so I'm really excited what you could show us. You guys are amazing on making videos. ❤

[@adele15478]

The Twin Lagoon Entrance on the islands up North

[@PutingPinoy]

Isa akong Amerikano na marunong magTagalog. Tumira ako sa Pinas noong 2008-2010 at noong 2009-2010 nasa San Antonio, Zambales ako. Purong buhangin ang lupa doon dahil sa pagputok ng Mt. Pinatubo! Balak kong bumalik sa Pilipinas! Sobrang ganda ng Pinas! At mahal na mahal ko ang Pilipinas kaya lahat ng Mga bidyo ko ay sa Tagalog. Mabuhay! Maraming maraming salamat sa pagtanggap nyo sa akin! Mapayapa nga talaga doon! Sobrang tahimik doon! Gustung gusto ko ang documentary na ito! Ang galing nyo!

[@sjavsgscb2784]

wow ang galing mo naman..MABUHAY ka kaibigan! Diyan ako pinanganak at lumaki malapit sa simbahan na pinakita sa bidyo. Naubos bahay namin dahil sa pinatubo. Ngayon bakante na ung lupa namin na kapag hinukay ay bahay namin ang iyong makikita sa ilalim. At ngayo'y naipamana na sa akin ang lupain kaya patatayuan ko din ulit ng bahay ko pagdating ng araw..

[@PutingPinoy]

Sjav Sgscb 😲 paano kayo nakatakas!? Salamat sa pagbahagi! Maganda nga yung area niyon! Pero Sobrang lungkot pag naisip yung nangyari diyan!

[@sjavsgscb2784]

@@PutingPinoy gabi dumating ung lahar nun biglaan at mabilis tumaas kaya mabilis din umakyat mga tao sa kanilang mga bubungan sa bahay. Kasalukuyan din umuulan nung nasa bubungan kami at madilim. Duon kami nagpalipas ng oras buong gabi. Nung maliwanag na saka kami mga bumaba na at matigas na agad ung lahar kaya pwede na lakaran. Naka paa lang din kami nun kasi wala kami naisalba na mga gamit. Back to zero ang buhay namin. Naubos ang dalawang palapag na bahay namin at bubungan na lang ang natira. Nakakalungkot pa din sa tuwing naaalala namin yun. Pero tuloy pa din ang buhay.

[@PutingPinoy]

Sjav Sgscb holy crap! Nakakatakot iyan! Mabuti nakaakyat kayo! Natakot ba kayo? Gaano ba kainit!? Mahirap na nawala ang lahat sa inyo! Gusto kita makilala At interbyuhin sa channel ko.

[@boogeymann6686]

Greetings from Cagayan de Oro!!

[@pipangman9371]

Wow, philipinnes is so beautiful and is like the neighbor my country Indonesia. 😍

[@kirbu4k]

Hello Neighbor Guy

[@adrielfamilyvlog7524]

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

[@nigelsimon8865]

@@adrielfamilyvlog7524 tf?

[@joaquiinn_a]

Thank you! From the Philippines 🇵🇭

[@halbarber3]

Thank you for showing me the immense beauty of the Philippines. Since you mentioned the 1991 eruption in the video, I thought I would give you my personal experience. I was stationed at Clark Air Base for 20 months, but we weren’t able to travel at that time because Americans were being targeted by terrorists. I especially enjoyed how amazing Mt. Pinatubo looks today. The only thing I knew about that mountain is that it was the reason I had to leave the Philippines early. Mt. Pinatubo was about 10 miles from Clark AB (now Clark International Field) and was a direct threat to the base. We first started hearing about it being a volcano a couple of months before we left. They even brought in scientists to decide what to do next. Then they told us that everyone had to leave Clark, AB. In one day, about 15,000 people and several thousand cars made a caravan to drive down to Subic Bay Naval Station in Olongapo. We did it all at the same time for our protection because of terrorist threats. The first day or two was like being on vacation. I had a cushy cot in a gym used by the Marines, complete with hot showers, tons of towels, etc. I was also surrounded by people from my unit, so we all knew each other. I have no idea how many times we sang Jimmy Buffett’s song, “Volcano.” Basically, we were having fun in the face of potential disaster. I wasn’t really concerned, as I had already gone through a major volcanic eruption at Mt Saint Helens, in Washington State. I was about 65 miles away on McChord Air Force Base when it erupted in May 1980. I figured it would probably be about the same thing. Mt. Pinatubo was NOTHING like Mt. Saint Helens. Thinking everyone was safe for the moment, the commanders were scrambling to come up with a plan on how to get the combined 20,000 people safely out of harms way. Then the mountain started erupting within two days of the caravan. As the ash shot into the air, it mixed with a tropical storm and basically rained wet concrete right on down on top of us. We took shifts shoveling the wet ash off the roof where I was at, but many other buildings collapsed. The ash also left aircraft unusable, so the order came down to bug out aboard ships. The ship I left on was the USS Arkansas (CGN-41). Like us, the crew also had been working shifts all night cleaning the ship as the ash fell. I was told that the weight of the ash initially pushed the ship’s draft down another 17 feet (roughly 5 meters) into the water. They were still cleaning off the ash as we left Subic Bay because they only had one of the three radars working and the ship still was still too heavy. Our group added another 242 men, women and children and various pets to a crew of over 600. Some of the crew gave up their bunks for us and hot racked, which is basically a time-share plan for a bed. We sailed overnight down to the beautiful island of Cebu. The USS Arkansas was too big to go into the shallow port at Cebu, so they sent some ships out to pick us up. Then we were bussed out to an old, abandoned air field. There we were met by military aircraft that flew us to Andersen Air Force Base, Guam. I spent a day in Guam getting processed. Then they flew us on a commercial flight back to McChord Air Force Base, Washington, by way of Wake Island and Hawaii, because we had to stop for gas. From there, I went on to my next duty assignment, Langley Air Force Base, Virginia where I retired in 1994. Again, thank you for your videos as they show me what I missed. Keep up the great work.

[@cruishall]

I remember the day Mt Pinatubo erupted, I was on my very late teens that time. Manila was not spared by the ash fall as the ashes fell like snow.

[@shankhiel190]

I think we already discuss it in my 11 grade.

[@gabrielevergreen7699]

Wow! Great story. I wasn't even born that year.

[@leachen2629]

Hal Barber interesting....I love your story.

[@NovaGirl8]

And we had yearly lahar in nearby areas whenever a typhoons hits Luzon.

[@jayvonsustento4573]

'man, Filipino are fast' Not really, we are always an hour late during meetups.

[@dickmelsonlupot7697]

Unless there's a sale. Filipinas are there hours before a store opens.

[@nelsiegeografo9185]

The reason we're fast is because we're running late...

[@ne4r_y0u71]

*filipino time*

[@bebot7774]

hahaha!

[@lycamaxilom376]

Punctuality and Being Fast-Paced are two different things 😂

[@indigorosequartzserenity]

Of all the vlogs I've watched in the Philippines, I should say you make the most genuine, raw, and just the most beautiful videos! I don't feel like I'm just watching the screen. You bring people with you in these videos!

[@flyingthenest]

This is one of the most loveliest comments we have ever received! Thank you so so much for such kind words and this is exactly why we make videos so thank you 💛

[@felixancheta9019]

I agree mate

[@omj8781]

Rodavarg Vincent I agree 😊

[@stephaniegranby2699]

Your Philippines vlogs are insane 😍 Such an underrated country! Love it 🥰

[@nigelsimon8865]

You're very much welcome here

[@lonewolf7565]

Most foreign bloggers focus on the south and the beaches. I'm glad you started out your Philippine adventure in the north. There are so many other beautiful places in the Philippines. Try to check Batanes Island. It has a a very different terrain. Even the houses are different. There is also Pagudpud with it's sand dunes and beaches. There's also the Quezon province with it's gorgeous small islands. Camarines Sur and La Union with it's waves and surfing. Even in the nearby Bulacan area there are rivers and caves. Explore our country and it's diversity. Mabuhay!

[@jiyenshu3624]

I agree because I'm from the North 😂

[@rhodeltaboada7970]

the north remember..hehehe GOT

[@christianrabi4687]

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[@Gamma-SIX]

Way back in the 90's when Pinatubo erupted, thousands of people got displaced, entire cities, municipalities, villages, rivers and infrastructures were destroyed by the pyroclastic debris it spewed. Its ashes launched to the skies, enveloping the entire world, making the Earth cooler by 1.5 - 2 degrees and damaged a lot of aviation and vehicle engines and now its an awesome trek spot with the rain water that collected in its basin that now served as a lagoon.. Hope Pinatubo stays calm so we could enjoy its natural and awesome beauty in its own right. Enjoy!

[@mansoureh]

I have never visited a volcano. It is amazing. I didn't know the Philippines has a place like this. It is amazing

[@yenshamay291]

philippines has a lot of beautiful volcanos (active and dormant). one exampleis mt. taal is a volcano with a small volcano within its crater. then, there's mt. mayon that's dubbed as a perfect cone shape volcano. and, mt. hibuk-hibuk which is a volcano under the sea, and many more. you can look them up.

[@mansoureh]

@@yenshamay291 Then I should go back to the Philippines

[@yenshamay291]

@@mansoureh sure!you can come back anytime.

[@CartoonyPirate]

Wait, You didn't know?!

[@kobeguiao66]

me too bro, me too

[@jeromeenumerables1917]

Im a filipino and yet i never explore many amazing part of my very own country 😞😞

[@koza7619]

Same

[@yllenresurreccion8209]

Same

[@dianaramelico2249]

Same

[@veorader6783]

My dude your not alone

[@ByJovPH]

Same din...

[@rai8558]

This deserve more views. Drone shots on the Volcano was outstanding.

[@minim6981]

there are so many travel vloggers in the Philippines, but you guys have the most beautiful content. Every video is top-notch. Great job!

[@flyingthenest]

Wow thank you so much 💛 you are way too kind!

[@redi08]

I appreciate that they do some research and added these facts in the vlog. It’s good to hear trivia about food, places, history and more. Amazing shots too. Good job guys

[@RED_WIRE]

This vlog so unique unlike other vlogs just want to show off.

[@theallenlim]

I think it's because they actually make an effort to learn about the history of the places the visit so the travel vlogging feels more genuine.

[@fallout8541]

Ikr, that’s why I subscribed and I unsubbed on the others. I felt like I journeyed with them.

[@delisyus]

Kristyna & Romain are also vloggers that allow viewers to get the local feel.

[@fallout8541]

Mec Sexy I subscribed to them. I really like them. Really down to earth and funny as well.

[@carloenix]

I cannot agree with you more. There's just so much passion that they put in these videos. I can't help but get teary eyed every now and then.

[@jenmoonlightgen6139]

I prefer a scenic view like this than beach view...more calm and cool atmosphere...plus green everywhere and mountains too...mt.pinatubo is now a blessing to an adventurous traveller..

[@jojodaily5942]

Philippines is wonderful, magnificent and beautiful country💛💜💚💙

[@mysticalj3816]

You guys are the first vloggers who explored the north part of the Philippines thank you for visiting love your vids

[@jaymarc76]

You and your partner are the most adventurous foreign vlogger that dared to explore some of the hidden spots of the Phils.

[@thebeardedgamer7829]

That drone shots.. just WOW!!! I am from philippines and i haven't even been there!! Thank you for sharing this videos..

[@Brokecollector80]

It changed a lot. It was a raw hike back in 2007. I remember there is just a 1 story hut back then. We slept overnight and you can hear human sounding birds it was haunting.

[@iLoveTurtlesHaha]

Wow, what an experience. :D

[@mangosteen.]

What the hell have I been missing out on. I live in the philippines yet I have only imagined this type of breathtaking view elsewhere like somewhere in Europe. This was such a stunning vlog to watch. I'm in awe! Thank you for sharing. Will definitely go there one day! Safe travels as always.

[@flyingthenest]

You would be surprised with what you can find in your own backyard 💛

[@Kenofla]

This video literally made me shed tears. I grew up in Olongapo City when Pinatubo erupted in ‘91. We evacuated, we’re scared, hungry yet survived. Seeing it ( Mt Pinatubo ) on its altered evolved beauty now bring such an overwhelming feeling. I’ll visit this very exact location soon. After all Zambales is my birthplace. I’m in Los Angeles now, and it has been long due. Thanks for the beautiful video.

[@Sandra-from-midagedtravellers]

nice to see that the Philippines have so much more to offer than beaches. It is really beautiful. I like your guys backpack where did you get it?

[@mansoureh]

The Philippines has lots of surprises. When I was in the country, I didn't go to the beaches, but I explored lots of amazing places including waterfalls and wrecks underwater

[@arkos8578]

Lol that backpack thing is so random

[@delisyus]

Well, we have 7,641 islands so beaches are par for the course. We have very few provinces that are completely land-bound. Still, we have a lot of the usual land forms and bodies of water. I hope though that foreigners will get to see that more than natural resources, what is truly amazing here is the people.

[@iamsoobinized8218]

@@arkos8578 i'm laughing at the random question too😂😂

[@tagasanaall5232]

we have heavy traffic to offer t😂😂

[@unbothered6779]

This is the first ever video/vlog I have watched so far that talks not of beaches nor of islands, but of camping on top of a volcano. I don't even think many Filipino know about this type of relaxation and thanks to this, I'm now one of your subscribers.

[@ShirleyPelaezmylifeasinday]

From all foreign vloggers that visited my country Philippines, you both are the unique and has the most daring adventure shared to the public. I can't stop myself to be proud on what we have. Mt. Pinatubo gave us the greatest problem several years ago that has claimed life of my fellow filipinos. We even want to erase or even don't want to hear that name the "Mt. PINATUBO" because it reminds us the tragedy before. But I can't deny in my own eyes how magnificent and how beautiful this volcano is. GOD is GREAT! What a perfect creation!

[@jasonibiza7993]

Thank you guys for loving our country....💙💙💙

[@rxzzo8899]

Notification squad! Who's here? It makes me want to explore Ph

[@flyingthenest]

Naw thanks so much for your support :D

[@rxzzo8899]

Aww you're welcome. ❤❤❤

[@gmsirlhanz2679]

It's like wow! Am a Filipino, and to tell you honestly i've never been there. This vid of yours was truly an amazing experience for me. Thank you guys and have a safe trip.

[@manongvlogger9150]

this is one of the best Philippine travel vlog ever .. your choice of places to visit is relaxing to watch. keep it up.. beautiful , quite and relaxing

[@krylcronk4127]

I’m filipino and while i’m watching i couldn’t stop myself from whispering “WOW” so much amazement!. Im sp proud ❤️

[@rolandoesling6587]

The place is a sacred place for the Filipino aborigines -- the Aetas. That's why number of tourists is controlled. The water is acidic so to take a swim is a no-no. You can just imagine sleeping in one of the most active and mean volcanoes in the world. Beneath those peebles and soil is a smoldering lava.

[@flyingthenest]

Oh wow yes we met many of the Filipino aborigines during our hike up to the volcano!

[@jeffebasan6352]

@Kyle Anthony di naman lahat ng halaman jan dependent sa lake

[@kencuttie]

Anong acidic nag swimming nga kami dyan it's therapeutic.

[@beingamultistanisahardjob6226]

The water is not acidic , you can actually swim in it but the days you can swim are just limited.

[@madine143]

This is my first time watching your vlog, and for some reason it is so calming. Indeed, an underrated volcano. I will definitely add this on my bucketlist.

[@ronnyraketebenmadlen5654]

What a magical place to wake up! Never heard of the possibility to camp there. Hope you had a wonderful time. Love and greatings from snowy Germany! Ben & Madlen

[@flyingthenest]

It is really such a special thing to do here :)

[@anhoi1402]

One of the bests documentary made by vloggers about the Philippines so far. So natural, hope others will follow this type of vlogging too.

[@roycoloma4590]

Beautiful, I can't believe that is the Philippines

[@_unearthsoul]

this channel is so underrated! thank you for visiting my country! i just subbed, best wishes you guys! ❤

[@jgalang1881]

Been there twice. You are so fortunate to experience the beauty of Mt. Pinatubo.

[@flyingthenest]

Oh wow twice!!

[@jgalang1881]

@@flyingthenest I've been waiting for the release of this video. Enjoy and keep on going. =)

[@jadetristangorecho6320]

howmuch budget need

[@marlyprado490]

OMG! I'm literally crying. You showed the other side of the Philippines which other vloggers or even Filipinos disregarded. I was there 3years ago, i had the most amazing time of my life when i was there. How i miss my country and because of your videos i feel like i am home, you guys somehow eases my loneliness and depression being away from my home. Thank you so so much for your amazing contents. I awe you so much. I can't thank you enough because while i am sulking into sadness, i just came across your videos and it lightened my mood immediately. 😊😊😊

[@gabewilliams6625]

You made my heart smile , I've been to manila for two week with my phillipina wife miss it .😍😍😍😍😄😄😄

[@kingedward6146]

This is where I actually shed my tears. I been travelling yet I have not visited Mt. Pinatubo and Batag. Thank you so much. You did a very good job promoting our country. Love you guys!

[@tiethsrose813]

Oh, God! You are OUTSTANDING a world-class blogger very original and your idea so markable personality couple you make me my hair goosebumps all you have done in the Philippines you make the country proud! AMAZING!

[@napoleontorres8379]

your drone shots from the lid of the pinatubo completely amazed me.

[@rba8094]

Thank you for showing Mt Pinatubo, I have not seen it since the week before the eruption. I worked the Crow Valley Bombing Range there at the base of the mountain at the time. I was stationed at Camp O'Donnell and we shipped out 6 days before the blast. Love your videos!

[@lanternsea94]

Rewatching this after the latest podcast episode 😂 Jess you’re such a trooper!

[@adventure0320]

Wow just wow!! Such an excellent and smart idea to go for something unique to share the other side of The Philippines such as this. I feel like watching the scenic landscape in that of Ireland! Beautiful Philippines! You guys are the reason why this country is now becoming travelers favorite destination. Awesome vlog once again!

[@flyingthenest]

Ah thank you so much you are so sweet 💛 we just love it here so much!!

[@JCATG]

Your shots around the crater are beyond amazing! I am a Filipino but I ʼve never even been to Mt. Pinatubo. 😅 Thank you for sharing this work of art of yours to us and to the rest of the world. Filipinos will forever be thankful to the appreciation and love you ʼve shown to what the Philippines has to offer. ❤️ I liked and subscribed, too! Hope you ʼll come back to the Philippines again. 🤗 🇵🇭

[@powerpuffgirls8989]

I think you both deserves more than a million of subscribers

[@stephengeorge548]

I'm Filipino and Thank you very much because you are happy with our country I really appreciate that

[@sarahlee6914]

It took me months.... But I have finally watch every single one of the Flying the Nest videos and watch every commercial in full length. I'm just going to let that sink in... Y'all have grown so much over the years and I'm digging the music in your latest videos!

[@flyingthenest]

Omgosh Sarah your support means the world to us! I can not believe you’ve watched every single video!!! Hope we cross paths one day so we can say thank you in person 💛

[@greyknitchz5812]

Sarah Lee hi honey

[@chenghalia3309]

Loves those couples who are both adventurous!!! And Have their both ideas and likes.. Thanks you for sharing this.

[@wetdedstuocm]

SHHhhhhh Keep the pristine beauty of Mt. Pinatubo quiet, alas to many people spoil it..A most wonderful trip like the drone footage, also could you go for a dip in the lake ? envy your weather minus 32 F here..

[@mzc079]

They used to but after a person drowned, it was then prohibited.

[@hilaryhailey9163]

This worries me too..

[@mltvk8769]

@@mzc079 what :(

[@cristina27ist]

I never skip any ads to show my support and as a way of saying thank you for visitingour beloved country.... Mahal namin kayo ❤️🇵🇭❤️

[@bobguenther6658]

That is amazing! Had to go on Google Earth to see where it actually was. Wow! It shows where the lava flowed. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@senpintravelsandmore]

You two are a dynamite couple bursting with energy for adventure.

[@treble2673]

It brought a tear to my eyes to see through your vlog the beauty of once was a volcano that brought devastation in a large part of my country. Bringing in hope and seeing the bright side after the tragedy. Thank you very much, and I mean it from the bottom of my heart.😍😍😍

[@abbyapacible4803]

Wow.. Amazing view. Thank u guys for sharing..Maybe i should try that too.. Goodluck.on your next adventure..

[@BillZwicky]

Wow, that looks like an amazing hike! Thanks for the drone shots too, they really give you a great perspective!

[@jameschampricketson9664]

this left me teary eyed and i dunno why. the shots are sooo beautiful like i didnt know we have that very beautiful place. coz i actually havent been there altho im just living here in ph. you know that when you can't appreciate thing coz you have it until somebody go there and showed to you, the beautiful things that you have makes you realize a lot

[@emmagorowski1479]

Wow this place is insanely beautiful! Definitely on my must-see list now.

[@flyingthenest]

So unique too :) Totally recommend!

[@mhaykhelle8120]

thanks... proud filipino here

[@greyknitchz5812]

Emma Gorowski hi baby

[@nakamuraka777]

GOD blessed the PHILIPPINES with so much beauty..😍😍😍

[@trentdiaz8197]

Never knew you could go to the Pinatubo (pee-nah-too-bo) crater now... such majestic beauty after so much devastation. And those drone shots--absolutely breathtaking! (wish the shots were longer). Didn't think you could top the rice terraces drone shots... but you did. You're bringing the country closer not just to foreigners--but to the Filipinos themselves. Keep on surprising us, you two!

[@arkos8578]

I love how the channel really appreciate the beauty of the country, lots of people says bad things about the country which is very disappointing. Keep it up!

[@kginmyheart]

Are you going to see Taal Volcano as well? It's the smallest volcano in the world which is a lake within a lake

[@YYC403NOYP]

Volcano WITHIN a volcano. The water being called a lake is actually THE crater of an extinct bigger volcano.

[@janahpatria8545]

my teacher said that the WHOLE Tagaytay is a volcano

[@kathrenevelasco764]

an Island within a Lake on an Island within a Lake on an Island

[@delisyus]

Yes, you can also trek to its crater!

[@CartoonyPirate]

I love the horse ride going there. I saw the horse that my mom was on poo. Hahaha!

[@jhonfloydpado8795]

yes thanks!! explore more in the Philippines!!take care for the two of you..💖💖💖💖👍👍👊👊

[@patriziaderetti8344]

Hi from Italy you are AMAZING💝💝💝 THANK YOU SO MUCH because i can dream with your travels in countries where i will never could visit sorry for mybad english

[@mambooyou]

YOU CAN! if you have the courage to do it 😊

[@simplyme9694]

try to visit our country philippines patrizia but make sure u'l get in touch with some vloggers like them, kulas, finn snow and basel the "cyberian wanderer" and others like nelly and mike, lucy and george or JUICY so that ul get some tips and ideas coming over and always be careful in trusting just anybody. . . most of the filipinos here respect and are definitely concern with the safety of our tourists. . . by the way, not everyone here in the philippines speak fluent or perfect english as well, so dont feel so sorry 'bout that wherever u go in the world.GOD BLESS! tina here from the Philippines.

[@estebanmaramotramirez968]

Hi patrizia, I'm also here in Italy but I'm Filipino, if you go for vacation in my country I'll give you a free tour

[@engraciadelapena6374]

Italy is also beautiful country

[@ccTzy]

I so love how this video was presented. I cried. Thank you!❤️

[@rivenadeshizzle]

You guys are my favorite couple doing videos about the Philippines. Really appreciate your content. I find some other popular foreign vloggers to be patronizing and are only in the country to feel like they are C-list celebrities and be worshipped by their Filipino fans.

[@fallout8541]

Oh I know who they are. I unsubscribed and subscribed to this instead. This so genuine and their storytelling is awesome.

[@obiewank8120]

SmartyGoofBallz who are they?

[@dellobina5396]

i'm a Filipino and this is the first time i get a picture of what this place looks like. thanks guys! it's beautiful

[@badsjpsn289]

very rare.. first vlogger to feature this place. i guests :) ♡♡♡♡

[@rhian9104]

You both guys are one of the smartest vlogger I have watched.. You can elaborate and described every place , foods , histories of my country in the most definitive, educative and genius ways..

[@JhongToTheWorld]

WOW! I'm glad you guys included Mt. Pinatubo in your trip. You even went to Bacolor church for the viewers to get an idea how devastating the eruption of the volcano was.. i love this episode! Luzon is the most underrated and unexplored among vloggers.. There are still so many places you need to see/experience in the Northern Philippines. Cheers!

[@jemperez6314]

Your videos always make me feel like im in heaven. The music is just so sweet to the ear. Great video. I love everything you do. God bless

[@spyware3113]

Guys, you - well, from what I have seen, so far - are the first vloggers I know - from foreign, or even local - to scale what's left of Mt. Pinatubo. And the scenery is just Beautiful. Love how you go out of the beaten tourist track to explore places, even most Filipinos haven't been. Thank You for traveling all the way up there and showing the World what the Philippines additionally has to offer. Take care on more of your Philippine travels. This vlog, the scenes, & you, two: AWESOME.

[@keandric2765]

I had thought of that too, that they seem to do things that most other travel vloggers Don't. I think I realized partly why that is. Almost all of the travel vloggers that do promoted trips use like only 2 travel companies: Contiki and Topdeck. FTN use Intrepid, which I believe do smaller groups and more sustainable and authentic itineraries using more locals for guides and planning. I wonder if That's the main difference? I'VE definitely noticed a difference in the types of activities and things they do whenever they do an Intrepid tour. Also, idk if you follow any of the other bigger travel vloggers, but they're the only ones I've noticed who don't PUSH the fact that they're on a paid or promoted trip (as much anyway), like when they work with the Aus tourism board. Some of the other big channels can be just a Tad annoying with that part sometimes imo :)

[@spyware3113]

keandric 2 Oh, I see, now. That's interesting to know. Thanks for that information.

[@darwaka88]

All I do these days is watching travel vlogs about the Philippines and I have to say, this video is very different from all other videos that mainly focus on beaches and malls... you found a Gem right there... Im so jealous!

[@Thrivinglife3835]

Wow!!! I love mountains! As well as beaches. But mountains are closer to my heart. Because i like hiking. Wow. thank you for sharing. I will check into it when I go back there. from California .

[@MrSoBitchy]

The song and the smores bro I don't even know why I'm crying in the club right now

[@imsorrybae4405]

What's the title of the song?

[@buccinator1979]

Count me in.. Lol..

[@AgentAO7]

Lol

[@carlodurian3730]

I'm Filipino and local and it's my first time to get a glimps of the crater. Wow! Putting in my my bucket list. Thanks for the video!

[@joshdaily25]

Wow..That volcano's majestic. And those drone shots.....so good to watch.

[@kristelacruz8223]

This is so surreal :) As a Filipino I feel like I'm missing out on a lot of things my country has to offer. I'll definitely be putting this on my list. :)

[@blackriff999]

Salute to both of you guys you just showed us some of the best scenery in my country.. I remember when the pinatubo erupt i see it from my birthplace a really big mushroom cloud and its raining ash for days

[@sjavsgscb2784]

OMG. I used to live there near the Church.. I was born and raised in that place.. Pinatubo eruption was the saddest days in our lives and to the people that used to live there.. Thanking you for this video..

[@grizzlybear-plays9607]

I'm loving your Philippine Travel Series!!

[@fardays8482]

I've watched all your Philippine videos and I'm very thankful you make us all proud that our country is having this kinda beauty that is unique and so peaceful to see. 😊

[@daniflims5366]

You guys are soo underrated! Love your videos guys, so glad I found this channel!!

[@Hollu876]

I love how you just don't take videos of the places that you have been in... But also tell stories and history of the place... Ive seen some other video bloggers where thay just shoot videos of the places they have been and just tell how beautiful the place is but they never take time to learn the history or the stories of the place... Love your videos keep it up.. and thank you for visiting my country. Good Luck to all your travels..

[@celyncruz1745]

Can't wait for Palawan vlog! ❤️

[@MariaRamaGM12]

. . .amazing...it’s embarrassing that I am from the Philippines but never got the chance to see that beauty...thank you guys...

[@miadabovic3775]

I love your videos so much 😄 I find them really calming 😄 btw. I am from Croatia

[@Lordismyshepered]

That's like paradise. So beautiful

[@jinratgeist]

I remember the day Mt. Pinatubo errupted. I was still a kid living in Quezon City, and the whole street outside was covered in white ash.

[@모리마리미리]

I love your vlog because you dont just travel in our country, but also put an effort to know about culture and history, your videos has more sense and amazing among the others, luv it ❤️

[@TheGoldenRoses]

With every video of yours I watch my travel bucket list is just getting longer and longer 😄

[@karrenshelton6220]

wow u r so fortunate u were able to.be there... i didnt even know how beautiful it is there until i saw ur video... THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VLOG IVE SEEN... VERY NATURAL AND NOT OVERACTING.... GOOD JOB GUYS...

[@alwaysbelle476]

Woah! This is one of the best vlog of Mt. Pinatubo that I’ve seen. I didn’t know you could actually camp there. Great job!

[@flyingthenest]

Oh wow thank you so much!! You are way too kind :)

[@111diverboy]

WOW really Amazing Philippines 😍🤩😍🤩🤗 Thanks Guys. Mabuhay!

[@Kai-cp6ic]

The Pinatubo eruption produced massive gas clouds that it caused the global temperatures to drop by 1 degree.

[@flyingthenest]

oh wow! can't believe how much destruction it caused!

[@Arcad1010]

was it 1 or 2?

[@juliuzztumanz1983]

A supervolcano can cause the next ice age.

[@rayjunsay2840]

Even reached the country of Mexico of its ash fall.

[@synesthesia101]

And 1992 was known as the year without a summer because of Pinatubo eruption. 🌋

[@oliverdiongzon]

Thank you for loving the Philippine. Proud Filipino artist here 👋

[@Sam.benzzz]

u guys are so damn amazing

[@rightsaidart1938]

Wow, you guys are so brave. You are the first foreign vlogger who visited Mt. Pinatubo.