@@LukeDamant Love the generosity you show not just in the Philippines, but everywhere you travel. I wish more people treated others as you do. Have a great trip in the Philippines! Traveled there twice from the US, love it there.
Love how you tipped or helped the lady selling coconut, that was heartwarming. She definitely didn’t expect it and that surely made her day. Stay awesome mate and hope you enjoy every moment of your stay here in the PH. 💛
Luke, I love you approach to the locals. You show such great respect and it's warming to see that you prefer to support the street vendors. Beautiful city!
TO DO IN CEBU (search): - Smallest fort in the Philippines, Fort San Pedro - Canyoneering to Kawasan Falls - Kabutongan Waterfall trek - Dao Waterfall trek - Inambakan falls - Aguinid falls - Tumalog falls - Osmeña Peak - Temple of Leah in Cebu City - Simala Shrine in Sibonga Others: - Casino Peak trek - Thresher Sharks in Malapascua Island - Sardine Run in Moalboal - Whale sharks in Oslob - Montpellier Falls - Binalayan Falls - Tinubdan Falls in Catmon, and many more...
Luke you're so natural which makes your travel vlogs irresistible, I can't think nor have seen foreign vloggers doing Philippines as easy fun and human as you do it. Don't change nor your presentation format. You might check into getting to Camiguin Island, the most volcanic island (more than 7 volcanoes in this one tiny island!) in the entire planet! Camiguin is the Tahiti of the Philippines, so tiny you can motorbike the entire island in one hour and superbly non-touristic with loads of natural wonders and attraction. Easy and quick to reach by ferry or short flight from Cebu. Look into it. Stay safe, adventurous and adorable! Thanks for sharing.
Luke your very generous to our locals and no hesitations on eating street foods..keep it up brother and keep safe always..try also to visit the northern part of Philippines - Ilocos Region or Mountain Province, another different culture and heritage but the same hospitalities and kindness of our people.
Luke when being extra generous to our local deserving street vendors and build engaging relationships just makes him so endearing to us...he is at his best when he does help. Thank you Luke....great content...God bless
I can't imagine how you made the lady vendor happy and made her day for sure! Kudos to you Luke! Can't wait to see more of your upcoming Cebu series.. Have a blast dude!!
your so nice and kind person luke..now i'm being addicted to you...and now you became my stress reliever....i really admire your kindness and being so innoscent...
thank gawd for a new luke d. vlog 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 watching your adventures is honestly helping me cope with my mental health problems. pls never stop doing great things in this world 🙏🏻 the love and kindness you radiate is healing 💓 you are a thing of beauty luke 🤍
Awesome vlog, the reason why you didn't see much of the Banana cue in Manila is because they are mostly sold on barangays (local society/village) and they normally go around and sell it house to house instead of just having a cart spot like the ones you had in Cebu so they are pretty hard to spot :D. Keep at it bro!
Im a filipino but now im living here in japan. Thank you for visiting my country! And thanks for the blog! Coz i really miss philippines! Goodluck to your channel
LUKE IS SO GENEROUS I DONT KNOW WHY SOME People’s ALWAYS WORRIED ABOUT HIM NOT GIVING TIPS WHERE EVER HE GOES Or COUNTRY HE WAS IN HE ALWAYS GIVING PEOPLES MONEY, HE Don’t HAVE TOO BUT HE CHOOSE TO DO SO … He’s VIDEOS IS WORTH WATCHING…. ✌️✌️✌️💕🇺🇸
Cebu is famous for its stunning beaches, waterfalls, and amazing spots like the Temple of Leah or the Simala Shrine (among many others!) 💖 If you want to grab a drink, you can stop by Ibiza inside Mövenpick. It's close to the airport 😊 We love Cebu (my dad's hometown), people are so friendly and helpful. You'll have a great time ✨
You are such a generous person Luke, Giving extra money to those hardworking vendors is such a blessing for them. Great Job! All the way supporting you!
my heart was melting as you gave a tip for her. You are the ones so kind person and so generous. I love you brother! You are a big example for those people who do not love thier fellowmen regardless of the situation no matter what or which they had right now. I salute of your kindness. GOD IS GOOD! TYSM. I will subscribe! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
You are like Harry and Ali who showed kindness and generosity to the locals, continue doing what makes you and others happy. More subscribers to come! God bless and enjoy exploring the Philippines!!
thanks for the vlog luke, im from cebu and i haven't travelled back home for 10 years. seing all the changes in cebu, looks really nice now that it got me emotional
I’m tearing up every time you give more then the actual price, because you can see some of them really struggling. This is why I started to follow you because of your kindness and also very good videos! Keep it up like this Luke!! Love from Sweden!
@@LukeDamant TO DO IN CEBU (search): - Smallest fort in the Philippines, Fort San Pedro - Canyoneering to Kawasan Falls - Kabutongan Waterfall trek - Dao Waterfall trek - Inambakan falls - Aguinid falls - Tumalog falls - Osmeña Peak - Temple of Leah in Cebu City - Simala Shrine in Sibonga Others: - Casino Peak trek - Many islands and beaches - Thresher Sharks in Malapascua Island - Sardine Run in Moalboal - Whale sharks in Oslob - Montpellier Falls - Binalayan Falls - Tinubdan Falls in Catmon, and many more...
Enjoy your stay in Cebu Luke, you can asks the people anytime they are friendly, try LECHON famous dish, grilled bbq at LARSIAN dinnertime before heading to South of Cebu. interesting point: hike in OSMENA PEAK, CANYONEERING in BADIAN, swim or dive with millions of sardines and turles in MOALBOAL morning 6am, whale shark in OSLOB, ride banka for dolphin watching in ALEGRIA, and climbing in AGUINID WATERFALLS and many more..its close to each other town.. 👍takecare..
TO DO IN CEBU (search): - Smallest fort in the Philippines, Fort San Pedro - Canyoneering to Kawasan Falls - Kabutongan Waterfall trek - Dao Waterfall trek - Inambakan falls - Aguinid falls - Tumalog falls - Osmeña Peak - Temple of Leah in Cebu City - Simala Shrine in Sibonga Others: - Casino Peak trek - Thresher Sharks in Malapascua Island - Sardine Run in Moalboal - Whale sharks in Oslob - Montpellier Falls - Binalayan Falls - Tinubdan Falls in Catmon, and many more...
@@LukeDamant TO DO IN CEBU (search): - Smallest fort in the Philippines, Fort San Pedro - Canyoneering to Kawasan Falls - Kabutongan Waterfall trek - Dao Waterfall trek - Inambakan falls - Aguinid falls - Tumalog falls - Osmeña Peak - Temple of Leah in Cebu City - Simala Shrine in Sibonga Others: - Casino Peak trek - Many islands and beaches - Thresher Sharks in Malapascua Island - Sardine Run in Moalboal - Whale sharks in Oslob - Montpellier Falls - Binalayan Falls - Tinubdan Falls in Catmon, and many more...
I don't know but accidentally bump on your channel,since I'm from cebu and literally everyday I pass by all those street you've been through like and knowing your staying in expensive hotel...it makes me humble that you actually wanna taste our humble dessert bananacue...I'm your new subscriber..thank u and welcome to cebu
hope you could visit casaroro falls and asik asik falls. they are not the most well known places that the usual foreign vloggers visit but such great places to visit.
This video is awesome! You gave a tip to the coconut seller lady and of course the fun bargaining, didn't work too well. Anyway I really did enjoy this episode.
I'm from Cebu Philippines, but I rarely go outside because I hate getting stares from random strangers, and this video helps me to explore my area, it feels like I'm traveling with you. Thank you for that.
Gotta do the Cayoneering in Kawasan Falls. Sardines and turtle swimming in Moalboal and whale shark in Oslob. Jammed packed action and water nature's at its best🌞🇵🇭
The guy at the bananaque stall💙 Hope you enjoy your stay here in Cebu Luke. If you still have time try eating tuslob buwa and pungko-punhko it's known here in the Cebu.
I stumbled upon Luke's channel a few weeks ago and I've been hooked ever since. He's respectful and adapts to the countries he's going to. I respect that he tips to the ppl who gives him local prices too. Keep it going!
You're kind and I'm impressed by your simplicity and there's a Filipino slang called koboy/cowboy means ready to do (almost)anything/everything, not picky. Thank you for being you. ❤️
Hey Luke, dont forget your sunscreen to protect you from scorching Cebu sun! I admire your enthusiasm to learn filipino vernacular as you made it as your screen saver . Epic!
Tip: you could be sick with coconut juice from the coconut which has been placed with direct sunlight from 9 am to 3 pm or when the temp is hotter. It is better to pick one that is on shade.
Luke explore Cebu there's alot of historical places, enjoy and be careful coz wherever you go there's bad and good around the world, Cebu is a nice place i miss my hometown ❤️❤️❤️
Hello, Luke. Have you tried Taho? Coz I saw the taho vendor around 3:53 - 3:55. The one with the white shirt and yellow pants. Taho is actually made of fresh soft/silken tofu, arnibal, and sago pearl. It taste very sweet and it is everyone's childhood favorite here in the Philippines. Like literally. It is our comfort food when we were younger even up to this day and it is very affordable. You can buy it for only 5php to 20php. Everyday, every morning is taho day 🤣 Hope you can try one. 😊 Btw, i really love your generosity. More blessings to you and takecare, Lukey! 💖
Your vlog is really cool. Im amaze how you approach locals without any hesitation. Even if im a filipino, cant manage to hop in specially street food but you are really good on it. I just wish i can see you in flesh when you get back to Manila😍❤️❤️❤️
You're a genuine person, I can tell, this part when drinking d Fresh coconut 🥥🌴 without the straw demonstrates it, I can only imagine drinking it after your long walk under d hot humid weather
I’m a new subscriber and I enjoy your content a lot. I’ve always had fear of traveling and being somewhere I don’t know but your videos are helping me realize that fear may not be justified. Have fun out there dude.
It's really interesting to see someone vlogging around the areas I grew up in and walked by thousands of times. The scenery that I've been so much familiar of being traveled for the first timeets you see a whole new perspective of it.
I used to ride 13C from Talamban to Sanchiangko then walk from there to UC-Allied Engineering bldg and eating banana-q as a meal. Thank you for being kind and generous to my fellow Cebuanos.
Hey Luke, been you subscriber for quiet long now, it is my pass time watching your vlogs and love the way you give smiles and good vibes to people you encounter wherever you are. Maybe you could consider to travel and visit the islands of Leyte and Samar, and learn more about filipino culture and feature more provinces here in the Philippines. God bless you and be safe alwayas brother💪
The name Bananaque or Banana-Q is derived from Barbeque coz it's also on a stick. It's a common snack all over the Philippines. You should try Turon also. It's like spring roll but has that same banana and sugar inside and also fried... Hey Luke, what if there's a cheesy Balut? Would you eat? 🐣😂
Hi Luke ! Following your adventures from France ! Really enjoying it so far ! Just get back from Philippines few weeks ago… Did you plan to go to El Nido ? I would highly recommend it to you ! And would enjoy to see it again on your channel as well :D Enjoy !
Im from Cebu but Im away from 🇵🇭 for 3 years now since I work overseas. Thanks for sharing this beautiful content Luke. I also have a Japanese friend who is a vlogger and now living in Cebu. He always enjoys talking to locals and exploring new things Enjoy your trip, Luke.
The most impressive thing about this episode is that fried bananas, it looks super delicious, the Philippines is amazing! I believe it will be also delicious if you eat it on the same plate with vanilla ice cream, thanks for sharing！👍😄👏
Thank you so much Luke for your kindness and appreciation. A whole day watching your vlogs is always a Good time..Hopefully you can come visit Bantayan Island too beautiful sunset and sunrise and the food/ restaurants- amazing😊 we have a small restaurant at MJ Square called Sarapoi hopefully you can really come.Keepsafe Luke
there are many cities in cebu province. the capital is cebu city, the others are mandaue city, lapulapu city in the island of mactan, toledo city, naga city, carcar city, danao city. i think there are still i have forgotten.
Bananacue has been a trademark of Filipino culture. It is everywhere in The Philippines.❤️ You can also find it in Filipino Restaurants/Food Parks in The US. Loving your vlogs!🇵🇭 It's more fun in the Philippines. And to the person who's reading this, if you're planning to visit the Philippines, TARA NA!!!🙌🏼🤝🏼
That is not the Bananacue. You clearly no nothing about Filipino food culture. The Bananacue is so different from that. The Banana Que is Grilled with Margarine and dusted with White Sugar. its not common anymore. Since Bananas are now too expensive. Filipinos cant eat such snacks anymore.
The long bridge you saw is called CCLex its construction started at around 2018-2019 or so and was scheduled to finish by 2020 but was delay 2 years and was just recently finished like a few months ago, It connects Cordova and Cebu main near SM seaside( a huge mall ) Former President Duterte Approved this project to shorten the travel time from and to Cordova and Cebu main to attract more tourist for the area, and you need a permit and you have to pay a toll fee to pass the bridge for security and stuff unfortunately public transport isnt allowed yet. edit: try the fried peanuts they are delicious especially the spicy one, the sweet ones are good for a snack while doing work
29:09 If in U.S there are BBQ or Barbecue which is Pork, in Phillippines they have Banana Cue that Locally made from Banana. There are lot of Cook in Banana we have Turon or it's a Banana Spring Roll or Banana in a Wrap and Maruya it similar in Banana Cue but it Slice and Pride with Flour and Sugar.
It really warmed my heart when you gave a freaking 1 thousand to the coconut seller! The prices of stuff here have been tough lately and I can imagine the excitement that she probably felt after receiving your tip. You're very awesome Luke! Safe travels!
Hi Luke welcome to Cebu. There are tons of things to do in the city alone before heading to South or North of Cebu. I suggest you should explore the city first. Cebu has the Best of Both Worlds, city and nature! Cebuano is the language of Cebu and it's widely spoken in visayas and mindanao regions, english is also widely spoken in Cebu than any other language. Highly recommended to visit these places such as: the Magellan's Cross, the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño and the Lapu-lapu Shrine in Mactan hence you'll learn more about the history of Cebu and how did the name Philippines came to be. And check out this famous food market the Sugbo Mercado in IT Park, the Ayala Terraces, the Nustar resort, SM seaside city, Cebu Ocean Park, iL Corso food yard, CCLEX. And then the city's mountains, It is only a 15 to 30-minute ride to get to the mountains of Cebu City from the city center or from downtown colon. The beauty of the bustling city and the mountains of Cebu City are a must-visit before hitting the road for a 2-hour to 4-hour ride to south and north of Cebu Province Island. I suggest you should check out the mountains side or uphills side of Cebu City first, there are tons of beautiful spots up there with breathtaking panoramic view, romantic ambience, very relaxing and delicious food. These famous uphill destinations have taken the internet by storm through its picturesque spots such as: the Taoist temple, Temple of Leah, Sirao Gardens, Little Kyoto, Buwakan ni Alejandra, Tops Lookout, Top of Cebu, La Vie in the sky, Charlie's Cup, Chixboy, transcentral highway, and many more. Cebu lives up to its moniker as "The Gateway to a Thousand Journeys." There isn't a shortage of explorations to do in Cebu. Cebu offers a unique travel experience as it is a place where the city and paradise meet. Enjoy and explore Cebu, The Queen City of the Philippines. The oldest city in the Philippines. Be safe. God bless.
Great video Luke! Hope you enjoyed your stay here in Cebu. I honestly am a huge fan of yours. Felt sad that I wasn’t able to meet you in person while you’re staying here in Cebu, Philippines. Hope you'll comeback here cause I'd be willing to be your tour guide and would definitely bring you and help you out anywhere! would love to tour you around the best places in Cebu. 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🤘🏼
Hi Luke! I used to work in Cebu and you should try the famous Pungko - Pungko (Chicharon Bulaklak, Ngohiong, Porkchop - these are all fried but they have a special dipping sauce - it’s the game changer!) also, Siomai sa Tisa and lechon! Enjoy the Philippines, Luke!
Sir your australian yeah welcome to my country im happy that you are here in cebu city im happy that your happy if ur alone thanks for appreciating my country.Godbless for your travels
You touring around Fort San Pedro brings me back to when I also first visited that historical place. It was in 2015 when I was in College and we had an educational trip there in Cebu.
Luke your kindness to the locals is much appreciated in the Philippines. Stay safe brother. 👊👊🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
Thanks 😁
@@LukeDamant Love the generosity you show not just in the Philippines, but everywhere you travel. I wish more people treated others as you do. Have a great trip in the Philippines! Traveled there twice from the US, love it there.
I love you guys 😊💕
Welcome to the Philippines bruh
I'm glad you gave the lady a huge tip. I think she was struggling and you can see the genuine smile on her face. Thank you Luke 😁enjoy your vacation!
She really was kind 😊
it was a P960 (~$19) tip. that is huge tip for just a less dollar coconut.
Love how you tipped or helped the lady selling coconut, that was heartwarming. She definitely didn’t expect it and that surely made her day. Stay awesome mate and hope you enjoy every moment of your stay here in the PH. 💛
Please share timestamp
Luke, I love you approach to the locals. You show such great respect and it's warming to see that you prefer to support the street vendors. Beautiful city!
TO DO IN CEBU (search):
- Smallest fort in the Philippines, Fort San Pedro
- Canyoneering to Kawasan Falls
- Kabutongan Waterfall trek
- Dao Waterfall trek
- Inambakan falls
- Aguinid falls
- Tumalog falls
- Osmeña Peak
- Temple of Leah in Cebu City
- Simala Shrine in Sibonga
Others:
- Casino Peak trek
- Thresher Sharks in Malapascua Island
- Sardine Run in Moalboal
- Whale sharks in Oslob
- Montpellier Falls
- Binalayan Falls
- Tinubdan Falls in Catmon, and many more...
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@@Elizabeth-jk4yj Now you can remove the mirror in front of you.
Oh San Pedro is the smallest fort
@@LukeDamant yeahh😆
Luke you're so natural which makes your travel vlogs irresistible, I can't think nor have seen foreign vloggers doing Philippines as easy fun and human as you do it. Don't change nor your presentation format. You might check into getting to Camiguin Island, the most volcanic island (more than 7 volcanoes in this one tiny island!) in the entire planet! Camiguin is the Tahiti of the Philippines, so tiny you can motorbike the entire island in one hour and superbly non-touristic with loads of natural wonders and attraction. Easy and quick to reach by ferry or short flight from Cebu. Look into it. Stay safe, adventurous and adorable! Thanks for sharing.
Wow the Tahiti of the Philippines. That must be beautiful 😊
Totally Agree !💜 Camiguin is One of thr Best Islands not just in Mindanao but the whole Philippines !✨💖
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Luke your very generous to our locals and no hesitations on eating street foods..keep it up brother and keep safe always..try also to visit the northern part of Philippines - Ilocos Region or Mountain Province, another different culture and heritage but the same hospitalities and kindness of our people.
Luke when being extra generous to our local deserving street vendors and build engaging relationships just makes him so endearing to us...he is at his best when he does help. Thank you Luke....great content...God bless
I can't imagine how you made the lady vendor happy and made her day for sure! Kudos to you Luke! Can't wait to see more of your upcoming Cebu series.. Have a blast dude!!
Dont leave your money out of sight, if you do that, say in Quiapo, it'll be gone before you know it.
She was really kind to me, she deserves it 😊
your so nice and kind person luke..now i'm being addicted to you...and now you became my stress reliever....i really admire your kindness and being so innoscent...
@@LukeDamant better stay safe no more no less😅
thank gawd for a new luke d. vlog 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗 watching your adventures is honestly helping me cope with my mental health problems. pls never stop doing great things in this world 🙏🏻 the love and kindness you radiate is healing 💓 you are a thing of beauty luke 🤍
Thank you so much 🙏
Awesome vlog, the reason why you didn't see much of the Banana cue in Manila is because they are mostly sold on barangays (local society/village) and they normally go around and sell it house to house instead of just having a cart spot like the ones you had in Cebu so they are pretty hard to spot :D. Keep at it bro!
Im a filipino but now im living here in japan.
Thank you for visiting my country!
And thanks for the blog! Coz i really miss philippines! Goodluck to your channel
Satisfying to see the smile and happiness you brought to the coconut vendor. Salute to you Men!!!
🙏🙏
yeah, that's worth 2-3 days of her sales per day
Absolutely!
LUKE IS SO GENEROUS I DONT KNOW WHY SOME People’s ALWAYS WORRIED ABOUT HIM NOT GIVING TIPS WHERE EVER HE GOES Or COUNTRY HE WAS IN HE ALWAYS GIVING PEOPLES MONEY, HE Don’t HAVE TOO BUT HE CHOOSE TO DO SO … He’s VIDEOS IS WORTH WATCHING…. ✌️✌️✌️💕🇺🇸
@@LukeDamant thank you & GOD BLESS YOU MATE!
" Trust takes years to build, seconds to breaks and forever to repair"
That's an amazing quote right there 🥰.
Very true
YES 💯% I COULD AGREE MORE ✌️✌️👌💕🇺🇸 BE CAREFUL LUKE 👍👍👍
Cebu is famous for its stunning beaches, waterfalls, and amazing spots like the Temple of Leah or the Simala Shrine (among many others!) 💖 If you want to grab a drink, you can stop by Ibiza inside Mövenpick. It's close to the airport 😊 We love Cebu (my dad's hometown), people are so friendly and helpful. You'll have a great time ✨
Mag ano tayo
@@krugersavage6347 nothing
You are such a generous person Luke, Giving extra money to those hardworking vendors is such a blessing for them. Great Job! All the way supporting you!
Very beautiful country love from Azerbaijan 🇵🇭. . . 🇵🇰🇹🇷🇦🇿
Plan to visit Azerbaijan and try your food been watching lots of food video in your country, seems interesting! Thanks for appreciating the country
Much love 🙏
Couldn’t agree more!
Love from🇮🇳
@@LukeDamant love from🇮🇳
my heart was melting as you gave a tip for her.
You are the ones so kind person and so generous.
I love you brother! You are a big example for those people who do not love thier fellowmen regardless of the situation no matter what or which they had right now. I salute of your kindness. GOD IS GOOD! TYSM.
I will subscribe! 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
I love the vibe you travel alone, discover new things, and enjoy them
You are like Harry and Ali who showed kindness and generosity to the locals, continue doing what makes you and others happy. More subscribers to come! God bless and enjoy exploring the Philippines!!
thanks for the vlog luke, im from cebu and i haven't travelled back home for 10 years. seing all the changes in cebu, looks really nice now that it got me emotional
Pls Visit my Place, Oroquieta City Province of Misamis Occidental Its More Fun in Philippines
Your childhood city is really beautiful 🙌
I'm glad you're enjoying exploring the Philippines, Luke.
I am loving it 🙌
I’m tearing up every time you give more then the actual price, because you can see some of them really struggling. This is why I started to follow you because of your kindness and also very good videos! Keep it up like this Luke!! Love from Sweden!
Bro..I admire your kindness.... to those less fortunate. .that makes a living ( a small business )to survive
*""""Someone who had accidentally found this channel and now addicted to this channel 😂😂'"""*
I am the One
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Luke you can upload hours of vlog and I won't get tired watching it🤣🙌🏼
Thank you 😊
Might as well let Luke join the Big Brother House
@@bashersbeware stop that mentality! Haha
Thank you for being so generous luke... Your kindness is deeply appreciated by filipinos like me..
Awesome video amigo! Thank you for showing the San Pedro fortress! Loved it 😊
Makes me want to visit places like this so much!!❤
So much fun!
@@LukeDamant TO DO IN CEBU (search):
- Smallest fort in the Philippines, Fort San Pedro
- Canyoneering to Kawasan Falls
- Kabutongan Waterfall trek
- Dao Waterfall trek
- Inambakan falls
- Aguinid falls
- Tumalog falls
- Osmeña Peak
- Temple of Leah in Cebu City
- Simala Shrine in Sibonga
Others:
- Casino Peak trek
- Many islands and beaches
- Thresher Sharks in Malapascua Island
- Sardine Run in Moalboal
- Whale sharks in Oslob
- Montpellier Falls
- Binalayan Falls
- Tinubdan Falls in Catmon, and many more...
Enjoy your stay in Cebu Luke, you can asks the people anytime they are friendly, try LECHON famous dish, grilled bbq at LARSIAN dinnertime before heading to South of Cebu. interesting point: hike in OSMENA PEAK, CANYONEERING in BADIAN, swim or dive with millions of sardines and turles in MOALBOAL morning 6am, whale shark in OSLOB, ride banka for dolphin watching in ALEGRIA, and climbing in AGUINID WATERFALLS and many more..its close to each other town.. 👍takecare..
TO DO IN CEBU (search):
- Smallest fort in the Philippines, Fort San Pedro
- Canyoneering to Kawasan Falls
- Kabutongan Waterfall trek
- Dao Waterfall trek
- Inambakan falls
- Aguinid falls
- Tumalog falls
- Osmeña Peak
- Temple of Leah in Cebu City
- Simala Shrine in Sibonga
Others:
- Casino Peak trek
- Thresher Sharks in Malapascua Island
- Sardine Run in Moalboal
- Whale sharks in Oslob
- Montpellier Falls
- Binalayan Falls
- Tinubdan Falls in Catmon, and many more...
amazed with the manner you checked the area..... thrilling...
Thank you for being kind for filipino pipoy you deserve a warm welcome fo each and every local you meet..takecare always and godbless
glad that you went to Cebu it's such a good place with a lot of beautiful beaches have a safe trip mate! 😊
Yep really amazing place 🙏
@@LukeDamant TO DO IN CEBU (search):
- Smallest fort in the Philippines, Fort San Pedro
- Canyoneering to Kawasan Falls
- Kabutongan Waterfall trek
- Dao Waterfall trek
- Inambakan falls
- Aguinid falls
- Tumalog falls
- Osmeña Peak
- Temple of Leah in Cebu City
- Simala Shrine in Sibonga
Others:
- Casino Peak trek
- Many islands and beaches
- Thresher Sharks in Malapascua Island
- Sardine Run in Moalboal
- Whale sharks in Oslob
- Montpellier Falls
- Binalayan Falls
- Tinubdan Falls in Catmon, and many more...
You're really good at haggling Luke! I also like that you help out local sellers especially when they don't overcharge you ❤️
Gotta reward honest, hardworking people 👌
Your such a very cool guy.. No p retention at all.. Down to earth attitudes to Local.. Love u Luke
I don't know but accidentally bump on your channel,since I'm from cebu and literally everyday I pass by all those street you've been through like and knowing your staying in expensive hotel...it makes me humble that you actually wanna taste our humble dessert bananacue...I'm your new subscriber..thank u and welcome to cebu
hope you could visit casaroro falls and asik asik falls. they are not the most well known places that the usual foreign vloggers visit but such great places to visit.
22:00 You made the woman very happy with that tip, love to see it
She was stunned by your tip! P1,000.00 pesos? it's more than a days worth earning of her small sidewalk business!
This video is awesome! You gave a tip to the coconut seller lady and of course the fun bargaining, didn't work too well. Anyway I really did enjoy this episode.
I'm from Cebu Philippines, but I rarely go outside because I hate getting stares from random strangers, and this video helps me to explore my area, it feels like I'm traveling with you. Thank you for that.
if you wear cosplay things outside, of course you will get stared. just like any other city or country.
Gotta do the Cayoneering in Kawasan Falls. Sardines and turtle swimming in Moalboal and whale shark in Oslob. Jammed packed action and water nature's at its best🌞🇵🇭
The guy at the bananaque stall💙 Hope you enjoy your stay here in Cebu Luke. If you still have time try eating tuslob buwa and pungko-punhko it's known here in the Cebu.
He was a really great guy!
Do not eat that . It's brain
@@amristar736 it's pig's brain which you can eat if you cook it
I stumbled upon Luke's channel a few weeks ago and I've been hooked ever since. He's respectful and adapts to the countries he's going to. I respect that he tips to the ppl who gives him local prices too. Keep it going!
You're kind and I'm impressed by your simplicity and there's a Filipino slang called koboy/cowboy means ready to do (almost)anything/everything, not picky. Thank you for being you. ❤️
Hey Luke, dont forget your sunscreen to protect you from scorching Cebu sun! I admire your enthusiasm to learn filipino vernacular as you made it as your screen saver . Epic!
Gotta remember the words 😆
Try wearing your cap right side forward!
I hope you enjoy Cebu, went there last month. Go to Temple of Leah it is such a beautiful place.
You can also go to the place where they let you swim among the whale sharks.
Tip: you could be sick with coconut juice from the coconut which has been placed with direct sunlight from 9 am to 3 pm or when the temp is hotter. It is better to pick one that is on shade.
My god the sellers in cebu are way more honest and easier to deal with than manila
fried banana is one of my favourite delicacies here in the Philippines! That and halo halo😍. Lets vlog together at some point here 🇵🇭
Pls Visit my Place, Oroquieta City Province of Misamis Occidental Its More Fun in Philippines
Same here brother 😋
I love that when
People ask you where are you from and you say Australia by your accent, 💅💜
I really love your accent
Hahaha Aussie accent will always be with me
@@LukeDamant hope you always be safe and enjoy your travels around the world 😺💖
Luke explore Cebu there's alot of historical places, enjoy and be careful coz wherever you go there's bad and good around the world, Cebu is a nice place i miss my hometown ❤️❤️❤️
Wow you support a lot the local there... i will support your chanel thank you for being so generous to them...
Hello, Luke. Have you tried Taho? Coz I saw the taho vendor around 3:53 - 3:55. The one with the white shirt and yellow pants. Taho is actually made of fresh soft/silken tofu, arnibal, and sago pearl. It taste very sweet and it is everyone's childhood favorite here in the Philippines. Like literally. It is our comfort food when we were younger even up to this day and it is very affordable. You can buy it for only 5php to 20php. Everyday, every morning is taho day 🤣 Hope you can try one. 😊 Btw, i really love your generosity. More blessings to you and takecare, Lukey! 💖
Your vlog is really cool. Im amaze how you approach locals without any hesitation. Even if im a filipino, cant manage to hop in specially street food but you are really good on it. I just wish i can see you in flesh when you get back to Manila😍❤️❤️❤️
Pls Visit my Place, Oroquieta City Province of Misamis Occidental Its More Fun in Philippines
Filipinos are very approachable so its easy 😊
The famous Chilli peanuts of the Philippines! A great combination!
Thank you for being kind to the "coconut woman." You just made history. That was probably the most "expensive" coconut in the Philippines ever.
Accidentally found this channel and no regrets! I really appreciate your kindness to my fellow Filipinos. You deserve to be loved. God bless! 🙏
Welcome to Cebu, Philippines! Don't worry Filipinos are very welcoming 😊 Keep safe 👍
You're a genuine person, I can tell, this part when drinking d Fresh coconut 🥥🌴 without the straw demonstrates it, I can only imagine drinking it after your long walk under d hot humid weather
I’m a big fan of you thanks for visiting Philippines even I’m away I really feel home every time Im watching your videos.
I’m a new subscriber and I enjoy your content a lot. I’ve always had fear of traveling and being somewhere I don’t know but your videos are helping me realize that fear may not be justified. Have fun out there dude.
Welcome aboard! But yeah being in a new place is exciting, people here are friendly so I don't get scared 😁
It's really interesting to see someone vlogging around the areas I grew up in and walked by thousands of times. The scenery that I've been so much familiar of being traveled for the first timeets you see a whole new perspective of it.
I used to ride 13C from Talamban to Sanchiangko then walk from there to UC-Allied Engineering bldg and eating banana-q as a meal. Thank you for being kind and generous to my fellow Cebuanos.
Hey Luke, been you subscriber for quiet long now, it is my pass time watching your vlogs and love the way you give smiles and good vibes to people you encounter wherever you are. Maybe you could consider to travel and visit the islands of Leyte and Samar, and learn more about filipino culture and feature more provinces here in the Philippines. God bless you and be safe alwayas brother💪
Welcome to the queen city of the south cebu city . My province , Godbless you bro
The name Bananaque or Banana-Q is derived from Barbeque coz it's also on a stick. It's a common snack all over the Philippines. You should try Turon also. It's like spring roll but has that same banana and sugar inside and also fried... Hey Luke, what if there's a cheesy Balut? Would you eat? 🐣😂
Yeah Luke...you gotta try Turon but ask for the ones with langka (jackfruit) inside. If you liked bananaque, you'll drool over turon! 😋🥲😘
Oh I gotta find Turon somewhere. And cheesy balut?? I'm not sure 🤣
Yo what? Omg Im a Filipino and has lived in the Philippines for 19 years and just knew that the word Bananaque was from the word barbeque... Omg 💀💀
@@LukeDamant I feel like cheesy balut tastes funky 😂
you're so humble and kind ingat luke
You have good hearts Sir Luke kindness to the coconut vendor.
Hi Luke ! Following your adventures from France ! Really enjoying it so far ! Just get back from Philippines few weeks ago… Did you plan to go to El Nido ? I would highly recommend it to you ! And would enjoy to see it again on your channel as well :D Enjoy !
You are getting closer and closer to the iloilo city
thank you luke for visiting the philippines and thank you for your generosity towards the locals.. keep safe always😊
Im from Cebu but Im away from 🇵🇭 for 3 years now since I work overseas. Thanks for sharing this beautiful content Luke. I also have a Japanese friend who is a vlogger and now living in Cebu. He always enjoys talking to locals and exploring new things Enjoy your trip, Luke.
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The most impressive thing about this episode is that fried bananas, it looks super delicious, the Philippines is amazing!
I believe it will be also delicious if you eat it on the same plate with vanilla ice cream, thanks for sharing！👍😄👏
Even with Ketsup..🔥❤️the Best !
@@gerc.4263 👍😄👌
@@gerc.4263 ketsup in the Philippines are made from bananas, so that would be "fried sweet banana on banana ketsup" LOL
Really, like a banana split?
@@travelingtheworldonfingers9156 Wow~ thanks for letting us know!
Love your content Luke keep it up from a British Pakistani 🇵🇰💯
Thankyou 🙏
Thank you so much Luke for your kindness and appreciation. A whole day watching your vlogs is always a Good time..Hopefully you can come visit Bantayan Island too beautiful sunset and sunrise and the food/ restaurants- amazing😊 we have a small restaurant at MJ Square called Sarapoi hopefully you can really come.Keepsafe Luke
7:10 he will never stop saying "cheese parata"
Thank you for coming to my country and try the social things
🙏🙏
Excellent example of Filipino friendliness from everyone you encountered in this video. 👍🏼 Luke!
That's true!
there are many cities in cebu province. the capital is cebu city, the others are mandaue city, lapulapu city in the island of mactan, toledo city, naga city, carcar city, danao city. i think there are still i have forgotten.
The weather is so beautiful there. Well Mr Damant enjoy!
Good to see you exploring outside Manila 🥳 Hope you get to visit Davao and Tagum too. Keep safe!
Will have to try and visit those spots too
@@LukeDamant would love to see you here! 🥳
Bananacue has been a trademark of Filipino culture. It is everywhere in The Philippines.❤️ You can also find it in Filipino Restaurants/Food Parks in The US.
Loving your vlogs!🇵🇭 It's more fun in the Philippines. And to the person who's reading this, if you're planning to visit the Philippines, TARA NA!!!🙌🏼🤝🏼
Glad I found one 😋 Tara na!!
That is not the Bananacue. You clearly no nothing about Filipino food culture. The Bananacue is so different from that. The Banana Que is Grilled with Margarine and dusted with White Sugar. its not common anymore. Since Bananas are now too expensive. Filipinos cant eat such snacks anymore.
@@eduardochavacano with or without margarine or fried banana q parin yun lol
The long bridge you saw is called CCLex its construction started at around 2018-2019 or so and was scheduled to finish by 2020 but was delay 2 years and was just recently finished like a few months ago, It connects Cordova and Cebu main near SM seaside( a huge mall ) Former President Duterte Approved this project to shorten the travel time from and to Cordova and Cebu main to attract more tourist for the area, and you need a permit and you have to pay a toll fee to pass the bridge for security and stuff unfortunately public transport isnt allowed yet.
edit: try the fried peanuts they are delicious especially the spicy one, the sweet ones are good for a snack while doing work
29:09 If in U.S there are BBQ or Barbecue which is Pork, in Phillippines they have Banana Cue that Locally made from Banana. There are lot of Cook in Banana we have Turon or it's a Banana Spring Roll or Banana in a Wrap and Maruya it similar in Banana Cue but it Slice and Pride with Flour and Sugar.
It really warmed my heart when you gave a freaking 1 thousand to the coconut seller! The prices of stuff here have been tough lately and I can imagine the excitement that she probably felt after receiving your tip. You're very awesome Luke! Safe travels!
Excitement plus confusion. She might think that Luke thought he gave her 100.
I love her reaction as well, I think she's afraid she doesn't have change 😊
Must try also the grilled banana “Ginang-gang” coated with margarine and sprinkled with white sugar.
Its not good to put it inside a plastic bag when its hot because you might be eating melted parts of the plastic which is not good for the body.
Luke, you have a good heart and bot bargaining with local ppl like other youtubers.. god bless you and more success with you YT. 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
Hi Luke welcome to Cebu. There are tons of things to do in the city alone before heading to South or North of Cebu. I suggest you should explore the city first. Cebu has the Best of Both Worlds, city and nature! Cebuano is the language of Cebu and it's widely spoken in visayas and mindanao regions, english is also widely spoken in Cebu than any other language. Highly recommended to visit these places such as: the Magellan's Cross, the Basilica Minore del Santo Niño and the Lapu-lapu Shrine in Mactan hence you'll learn more about the history of Cebu and how did the name Philippines came to be. And check out this famous food market the Sugbo Mercado in IT Park, the Ayala Terraces, the Nustar resort, SM seaside city, Cebu Ocean Park, iL Corso food yard, CCLEX. And then the city's mountains, It is only a 15 to 30-minute ride to get to the mountains of Cebu City from the city center or from downtown colon. The beauty of the bustling city and the mountains of Cebu City are a must-visit before hitting the road for a 2-hour to 4-hour ride to south and north of Cebu Province Island. I suggest you should check out the mountains side or uphills side of Cebu City first, there are tons of beautiful spots up there with breathtaking panoramic view, romantic ambience, very relaxing and delicious food. These famous uphill destinations have taken the internet by storm through its picturesque spots such as: the Taoist temple, Temple of Leah, Sirao Gardens, Little Kyoto, Buwakan ni Alejandra, Tops Lookout, Top of Cebu, La Vie in the sky, Charlie's Cup, Chixboy, transcentral highway, and many more. Cebu lives up to its moniker as "The Gateway to a Thousand Journeys." There isn't a shortage of explorations to do in Cebu. Cebu offers a unique travel experience as it is a place where the city and paradise meet. Enjoy and explore Cebu, The Queen City of the Philippines. The oldest city in the Philippines. Be safe. God bless.
omg i cannot stress how much anxiety that bananaque scene gave me , i always think its gonna drop off the stick
love your energy traveling alone
Great video Luke! Hope you enjoyed your stay here in Cebu. I honestly am a huge fan of yours. Felt sad that I wasn’t able to meet you in person while you’re staying here in Cebu, Philippines. Hope you'll comeback here cause I'd be willing to be your tour guide and would definitely bring you and help you out anywhere! would love to tour you around the best places in Cebu. 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🤘🏼
Hi Luke! I used to work in Cebu and you should try the famous Pungko - Pungko (Chicharon Bulaklak, Ngohiong, Porkchop - these are all fried but they have a special dipping sauce - it’s the game changer!) also, Siomai sa Tisa and lechon! Enjoy the Philippines, Luke!
Keepsafe Damant enjoy exploring Cebu. Visit some of Cebu's virgin Islands as well
Watched 3-4 vlog of yours in a day. You're a blessing to that woman who sold you coconut. Ingat! 🤗
Fry banana is delicious us spanish ppl eat that but we don't put sugar on just fry it in oil and we don't put it on a stick like that
Famous in cebu is bananaque...
Famous in manila is kwik kwik... Hardboiled egg skewed on barbeque stick. Then dip it in spiced vinegar
Sir your australian yeah welcome to my country im happy that you are here in cebu city im happy that your happy if ur alone thanks for appreciating my country.Godbless for your travels
we love you Luke.. we will wait for your 2.0 series in the Philippines
You touring around Fort San Pedro brings me back to when I also first visited that historical place. It was in 2015 when I was in College and we had an educational trip there in Cebu.