Zooming in on the PHILIPPINES | Geography of The Philippines with Google Earth

In this series I'm zooming in on countries with Google Earth, and it's time to take a look at The Philippines! Google Earth gives information about cities, bordering countries, coordinates, distances, and I can use street view! Thank you, Google Earth, for showing us our beautiful earth!
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Camera: Vegard's iPhone
Microphone: Zoom H5 Handy Recorder
Music from Epidemic Sound (epidemicsound.com)
Made with:
Google Earth Studio
Adobe Premiere Pro
Information:
Worldatlas.com
Nations Encyclopedia
Wikipedia
Google Maps
Our World in Data
Britannica
Creative Common Licenses:
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Kawasan falls.jpg, by ExplorerRaja
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Kawasan Canyoneering .jpg, by Ryan Mago
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Kawasan Falls, Cebu, Philippines1.jpg, by Andrewhaimerl
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[@TravelandGeography]

Finally, it's time for The Philippines! It feels great to finally post a Zooming in on - video again! I have prioritized studies, moving and working, but here it is - I hope you enjoy 😄

[@kingding-a-ling9794]

Congratulations on all of your blessings🙂

[@ASora-ox8fj]

Please next Indonesia

[@agusti_zainal0445]

I love Philippines🇵🇭 watching from CentralJava Indonesia🇮🇩 🌍🌏🌎💪👍☕☕☕

[@GeographyNuts]

Nice to see you with your regular video, Congratulation on your new job and the move

[@TravelandGeography]

Thank you, Geography Nuts! It has been great to have time to make this video 😊

[@azamali1222]

Viry nic video sister

[@renaissancebabe9480]

Glad to see another one of these videos and welcome back to Kristiansand!

[@TravelandGeography]

Thanks :D

[@islandvibez]

Nice Video! FYI, I would like to point out that there are actually around 120 separate languages as a whole in the Philippines! They all belong to the the Austronesian language family, and part of the explanation for such a diverse array of languages is the geography, given the archipelagic nature of the country! Each islands have their own language, which they evolved over time as they sailed out and settled on the islands. Just wanted to pitch in, since linguistics and the study of Austronesian culture is one of my hobby. :)

[@TravelandGeography]

Yes, that is amazing, so many languages!

[@rev.pagngnawansa2746]

Nice to see you again here

[@TravelandGeography]

Thanks 😄

[@redstonepro-658]

ooh

[@cyriljadecuizon9699]

The white sands beach and blue clear water is gorgeous

[@TravelandGeography]

Yes! 😀

[@emmanuelfacts6287]

Nice video deserves many views

[@TravelandGeography]

I appreciate that!

[@simongheys8861]

glad to see youre back :)

[@TravelandGeography]

Thanks :D

[@AwedJR]

pretty girl+highly quality geographic video=it's amazing

[@littlesparrow1284]

Vigan City northern part of the Phil. BGC Manila financial district Rice Terraces Benguet Oslob Cebu for whalesharks El Nido Palawan Taal volcano Worlds smallest volcano in Batanggas My. Mayon Albay Batanes stone houses

[@TravelandGeography]

Thank you so much for sharing!

[@drewandcammilavlogs6648]

Cf

[@MartinAhlman]

Grattis till nya jobbet! Du borde kika på den här videon om Fort Drum på Filipinerna (eller, i vattnet): kzbin.info/www/bejne/aIO8oH5mr9KIg5I

[@TravelandGeography]

Takk! Takk for tipset!

[@ASora-ox8fj]

How about next Indonesia 🇮🇩😊

[@TravelandGeography]

Good idea! But I follow the alphabet, so we'll have to wait a bit for Indonesia :)