Mexican Mom Visits The Most Beautiful Resort near Manila, Philippines
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- This place can’t be real! Here’s a full tour of Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar in the Philippines.
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I love the idea that Las Casas saved the old houses from being decayed on its original location. Now the old houses have new place where they are valued and well taken care of
Las Casas de Acuzar Filipinas should truly be one of the most beautiful tourist destinations in our country .. fantastic and amazing how they were able to restore and recreate these historical colonial houses and architecture ..
The Baliuag House inside Las Casas is the ancestral home of Capitan Fernando Vergel De Dios, an ancestor of mine on my mom's side. It originally stood in the town of Baliwag, province of Bulacan. Another trivia: Las Casas became the set where the critically acclaimed Filipino movie "Quezon's Game" was shot. The film is about then Philippine President Manuel Quezon's noble open door policy giving refuge to Jews fleeing the Nazi regime during the Holocaust.
Yes! We are probably related. Unfortunately, when they rebuilt it at Azucar, it was not identical to the house in Baliuag.
@@mariago118 are you in the Vergel de Dios Family Group created by Gary Vergel de Dios? The Vergel de Dios clan's roots can be traced to Bulacan, particularly Baliwag where Tinno Vergel de Dios was mayor in the '70's. But they are spread in different towns of Bulacan like San Rafael, Bustos, Angat, Pulilan, etc. due to migration.
@@violetcastro1057 Hello! Just out of curiosity, when the Baliuag House was transferred to Las Casas how did the management reach out to your family? Were there some people who objected the transfer of location?
Thank you for promoting the Philippines🇵🇭. You were such a wonderful family. To all the viewers, please don't skip ads. It can help them continue promoting the beauty of our beloved country, the Philippines🇵🇭❤️
You're the best! Thank you so much fri all your encouragement and love!💕💕💕
Ur full of crap! How much they pay u to promote this crap!!????
Any dumbie knows u check about accepting pets! Stupidity!
I can't watch this PHONY CRAP🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
I am truly very peoud to be from BATAAN sooo proud for my country so very proud to be a PINOY❤
Every filipino heritage has a sad story but that makes it unique..
...looks like a combination of German-Italian-Spanish designs but a touch of purely Filipino design ❤, thanks for sharing...pretty amazing!
While very "European or Mediterranean looking"... you'd actually not see these kinds of houses in Spain or any other former Spanish colony. These are a combination of Spanish, Indigenous Filipino and Chinese architecture.
So nice to see the existing historical place like these and every piece in every corner are so beautiful.
Been there 8 years ago and I really miss the place. I know it has changed a lot, turned more and more beautiful! I hope to see it again this year!
Amazing, we're Filipinos but we had no idea such places existed. Thank you Ocampos, for taking us on a tour of these wonderful places here in the Philippines!
Glad you enjoyed it! This place is a gem and I will always recommend it to everyone. The feeling that you get when you enter is indescribable. I had goosebumps! Definitely one of my TOP 10 places to visit in the Philippines 🇵🇭
wow! I didn’t know this place exists in the Philippines. I will definitely bring my mama here who was a retired history teacher. Im sure shes gonna love it here. Thanks
mom
duty. I love all your contents by the way.
Wow thanks for showcasing the place. So much art, architecture, culture and history in one place. Truly an amazing experience. So beautiful and educational. How I wish we could have gone there when we went home to the PH last month. ❤
Now imagine if the Philippines was not destroyed during WWII
We might be one of the richest country Along with Japan...
Every countries were destroyed in WW2 and the subsequent conflicts. Germany and Poland were flatten, Japan took two atom bombs. In Asia, Korea and Vietnam had bloody conflicts until the 50s and 70s. Yet they are coming back stronger. Stop blaming WW2, colonization, and typhoons for your lack of progress and lack of leadership (which is voted by the Filipino people themselves).
@@josephp5005 Every countries were destroyed in WW2 and the subsequent conflicts. Germany and Poland were flatten, Japan took two atom bombs. In Asia, Korea and Vietnam had bloody conflicts until the 50s and 70s. Yet they are coming back stronger. Stop blaming WW2, colonization, and typhoons for your lack of progress and lack of leadership (which is voted by the Filipino people themselves).
@@Gibson-vi2ew during World War 2, Philippines especially Manila is the most devastated country during that time, and the economy is doing good that day, we are well developed country during Jose Laurel's administration but the war tooked our hopes back that made the country start from scratch and making progress again to become more developed until the term of Sr.Marcos Administration where we became 2nd most richest Asian Country along with Japan. If Philippines were not destroyed at that time, maybe our economy might/will continue to flourish and become prosperous till this day.
@@Gibson-vi2ewThe Philippine economy was at its peak AFTER the war. We were the second richest country in Asia post-war. Even richer than South Korea and very close toJapan. And yes Manila, the city, the pearl of the orient was the second most devastated city in WWII. I think that commenter missed the point but I think you also did. When we say that the rape of Manila is unfortunate specifically for intangible heritage preservation is the fact that most if not literally all of the city along with it's century-old architecture were flattened and never rebuilt. What we're referring is the heritage lost. And when talking about heritage architecture, war is definitely culprit. just bolstered by lack of initiative to rebuild.
Finally Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar. We were there in 2014 and so much has changed...
Thank you for all the amazing content you guys put out …I’m from india and love following your vlogs …watched the episode when you guys took nai to the dentist and my heart was so heavy see her cry with pain …noticed that her visits must be getting better as had to notice how much nicer her teeth have nbeen fixed …I’m sure many more but a good start …beauty and confidence makes a whole lot of difference specially that they are so young …also both of you have done a great job in bringing up your kids always joyful to watch all of you ❤
It is absolutely a "BIG WOW " .I will definitely visit Las Casas Filipinas in the future .Thank you Mom Duty for this fantastic video.Takecare and have a wonderful day with your family.
Philippines def on my list of places to visit after watching your vlogs
We were supposed to go there but the pandemic struck. Hope we can schedule another time. Love seeing your videos.
Wow. Didn't know such place exists in the Philippines. And just several hours drive away from Manila. Thanks for the tour and info guys. Starting my summer travels vicariously through your videos. 😊
Our pleasure! You definitely must take a drive there, even if you don’t stay overnight. Ahhhh it’s absolutely beautiful!!!!!!
WOWOWIEEEEEE! WHAT AN SCENE ? YOU FOLKS ARE ENJOYING IT !
We stayed at Las Casas for 3 nights last year. Being a history buff, it was an amazing experience. Side trip to Mt. Samat memorial was well worth it as well. Yes, the resort is pricey, but worth the splurge.
Beautiful shots, this was a satisfying video to watch! Such a beautiful place to see🙏🏼
Been there at Las Casas when it just open and loved it. At The time it was just 50% done. Now it looks stunning ….WOW!!!! I would Go back!!! And Oh yeah I am from Bataan. So Thank you for promoting My province❤❤❤ God bless your family and more videos to come.
Wow you went when it was only 50% done?🤯You MUST go back! It’s absolutely stunning! I really want to go back!
@@MomDuty we Will specially now that we are again “Filipino” citizen. We are from SoCal too….Anaheim. Thanks for replying 🩷🩷
BEAUTIFUL HISTORICAL AREAS! LOVE IT ALL!!!! LETS GOOOOO!!!
Thank you for creating this blog, and so glad as well that your children get to see their cultural heritage and to appreciate the wonderful traditions of the Philippines from era's. Las Casas Filipinas de Acuzar is truly a resort with a unique way to experience the Philippines as it gives you a glimpse and taste of the country's rich past history thru the differnt original houses transported and restored to its original architectural concept of that era. Love this blog😊❤
I love the cultural influence you are showing the kids. I will definitely bring my kids here when we visit from CA. Thank you!
Amazing content showing the historical houses and the the view was stunning. Thank you for sharing ❤
Always! We had to share this place! I was shocked when we were driving to it. My gosh! I couldn’t believe how big the property was😲
Awesome Architecture. What an amazing and historical place in the Philippines. Thank you Fambam for showing it to the world Wooohoooo 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭❤️❤️❤️
You can see the creativeness of Filipino artist and architecture excellence in this resort. It is amazing and beyond extra ordinary designs of the buildings there are really beautiful.
Wow, truly a learning experience🇺🇸❤️🇵🇭
Proud to be a Filipino ❤
I'm absolutely blown away with Las Casas. Just speechless. It's a very compelling reason to visit the Philippines for me. It'll be an opportunity to connect with my wife's family too.
Please do! I’m still blown away. It’s absolutely gorgeous! I mean you will get goosebumps as soon as you go down the drive away and see the entrance. It’s absolutely magical!✨🇵🇭
Great vlog! I wouldn’t have added this to my bucketlist had I not seen your vlog. Thinking of celebrating our wedding anniversary here.
I hope foreign vloggers also visit this place to know the Filipino culture not only in the beaches
Yes! There is so much history and culture to learn about🙌🇵🇭
OMG, the place was insane. Just knew this. Thanks for this episode.
The music you’ve added on the blog adds flavor to the experience while i am watching. That’s a great selection. A very good taste of everything including music 💙💙💙
Wow!!! Amazing resort, I even did not know that a resort like this existed here in the PH.
It’s INCREDIBLE! Still gives me goosebumps just thinking of how special it is to the community, to the country and to all of us.
Thank you for showing such beautiful places to visit.
Our pleasure!😊We love to travel and have new experiences. Las Casas is absolutely beautiful!🥹🇵🇭
Wow las casas Pilipinas looks amazing! I will definitely be visiting there one day!
You should Jason! We’ll go back together🤪We can’t wait to go back!
I loove how your videos are entertaining yet also educational! ◡̈ Thanks for sharing 🫶🏻
Glad you like them! Seriously thank you. We REALLY appreciate you!
Beautiful video and I love your charming family! I love the architecture! This is a very well done video showing the historical houses and beautiful details. I like that the place isn't crowded. Relaxing!
Beautiful, thanks for sharing. Ingat kayo lagi.
how amazing the philippines culture is like you are being back to your roots with a filipino traditional foods..
Yes! Exactly! This place is dreamy!🇵🇭
Wow! This place is beautiful! Thanks for sharing!❤️
Thanks for sharing this videos. I'm definitely looking forward to visit this place one day.
Come & visit us ❤❤❤
I’ve been there. Agree with you, the place is really amazing. How I wish all Filipinos, especially the government, know how to preserve the rich and colorful Spanish inspired culture and tradition.
Thank you for sharing. Wish we could afford to be there too. Keep enjoying the Philippines.
I will definitely put this place into my bucket list of places to see when I visit Philippines. Thank you for sharing!
Hopefully we can experience the beauty of this place and thanks for the sharing of this astonishing resort...
I hope so too! It’s mesmerizing🙌🇵🇭Definitely one of my top 10 places to visit in the Philippines🇵🇭
You might want to check out Thunderbird Resort in La Union if you want to feel the Santorini vibes in Greece.
Walking down the history, enjoying both the landscape and seascape, then savoring culinary delights and appreciating the cultural heritage, truly make the Las Casas experience superb and incomparable. Old world charm enjoyed in these contemporary time, truly worth it!
Love the history and how they were able to restore old houses.
As I’m watching your new video, I’m so amazed with the place you’re staying…AND then by now as before the video shown on UA-cam..…mom and dad got some quality time to themselves 🥴🤣😂…no one should be surprised..always be happy❤️❤️❤️.
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL PLACE HERE IN THE PHILIPPINES..THANK YOU GUYS FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL VIDEO..LOOKING FORWARD TO SEE THAT PLACE SOOONN....
WoW😊🥰 what a beautiful historical place.
Stayed in bataan over a decade. Used to work for the company. You wouldn’t believe that some of those are authentic parts of hotels and houses came from different parts of the Philippines.
Ohh this is really beautiful. I love how you explore Philippines and sharing it to all your viewers. 🇵🇭❤🥰
Always!🇵🇭Gotta share the beauty of this country.
Your son should start his own food review channel. He is so good at it!
Always happy seeing your family traveling and enjoying the vibrant atmosphere of the Philippines. I hope Lockwoods too.😊
I was at Las Casas Pilipinas de Acuzar in 2022. It was an amazing experience. You brought back some good memories. (I made two vlogs there) Great video!
So cool! You’re a vlogger!!! Nice! I think we could’ve done another vlog too on just touring the property. It’s HUGE!!!!
I love your editing. Very professional. Keep up the good work. You have a great family.
Live the Philippines family should love to visit there too
WOW this resort is AMAZING!!!!! The historical facts and architectural history of the houses are fabulous. This place so BEAUTIFUL. I LOVE the old Spanish houses. I would LOVE to visit this place, I don’t know if I can afford it, I’m actually visiting Manila next month. This place is expensive. Thank you for showing us this FABULOUS resort.
Those are not Spanish houses but Arquitectura Mestiza(hybrid architecture)... A combination of Native Filipino, Chinese, and Spanish architecture.
Saw you crossing 5th Avenue in BGC last Sunday evening, heading towards Central Square. You're so pretty! 😊
Thanks for sharing your experience in this Spanish-style era. It is a must-to-go-to visit when we come back home again.
Mexican and Spanish Influences. Intramuros is also being repaired or renovated, the streets are being changed into cobble stoned, brick ones. I believe, many other Philippine towns and cities like Vigan etc., are also being done the same.
Love Las Casas! We were fortunate to attend a wedding there which was amazing. The views are beautiful at any time of day or night.
The style or look of Las Casas was based in old Manila like the bay, the sunset, the river .That's where they get the idea of the place.
Oh wow! No wonder. It’s absolutely magical! I hope everyone can visit one day🤞
We also had our office or Department two nights outing there so many years ago .. but it has improved a lot now
Yes!! I suggested this place! I am so glad you made it there. I knew you would enjoy the place. I know you have Spanish roots and that's the main reason why. And of course, the place is breathtaking! Thank you for bringing us quality content guys! God bless!
Love this video. Las Casas is so Stunning! 🥰
YT BFF!!!!!!!!!!!! Ahhh have you been? You gotta go!
I have never been here, and thank you for sharing this video and bringing us as well, even if it's digitally. ❤
I hope you get to visit one day. It’s so magical✨🇵🇭
Wow! That place is magical! We briefly visited this place but didn’t stay overnight. Will definitely stay the next time!
I have been there, and it's really a quick back travel in time.. absolutely stunning view anywhere you look from sunset in the beach or sunrise in the mountains.. love to go back again❤❤❤
I’ve been wanting to go here for a while! It looks absolutely stunning!
The philipoines is so much blessed by GOD its but a small country yet the beautiful places sceneries are endless
You guys should really visit clark freeport it has the biggest water park and huge cultural heritage sites and old Philippines 😊
wow. I see this place from the other vlogs. and I realize that it's really true that Experience is priceless. You've just experience the life of Filipino's Maginoo( noble Man) way back the spanish Era in the Philippines in the 16th century. Thanks for sharing the experience. 🙂🙂🙂Keep on sharing nice videos MomDuty. 🤟🙂
Amazing old houses at bagak .good job...salamat.
Las Casas (Bataan) = absolutely majestic and historical ❤
YES!✨✨✨✨That’s absolutely correct. It’s super magical!
We (Filipinos) are very happy that you are having an amazing time discovering places and having a blast, turning them into wonderful and unforgettable memories. Obviously, these are just some of many breath-taking experiences that PH has to offer. Explore Philippines more cos my family and I love love love watching you guys experience all of them. Silent supporter here, well not any more. LOL Keep it up Ocampo FAM!!!...
I never knew that such an amazing place existed. It's a shame because it is in my own country. Thank you for this wonderful sharing ❤️.
It is not too late to visit. I have not been too and plan to visit in the future. Lots of places to see not only in the Philippines but around the world. It is not a "shame" but sometimes we do not have the opportunity, resources and time!
Wooow I thought you're in other country... Didn't expect this amazing place exist in Philippines
Right?! It’s insanely beautiful! I hope everyone gets a chance to go here🥹
wow, it's amazing how your kids are interested in this kind of activity...
Yeah they enjoyed our stay! Especially because Mochi was able to come too. Lots of grass to run around in and on to the beach too.
It’s a beautiful place, it’s nice that mom duty blog shows some of the scenic and beautiful places in Philippines that we’ve never known
Love your blogs it’s super fun can’t wait to visit this year
For those who are wondering why the stairs are usually located outside in most of the old colonial houses in the Philippines, is because it is based on the native Filipino architecture which we call bahay kubo or nipah hut. You see, the nipah hut architecture is typically designed and constructed to be on stilt which elevates the house about 1 to 4 meters above the ground in order to protect the residents from the flood and dangerous animals. Thus, the ground will serve only as a storage area or working area. So when the Chinese and Spanish came to the Philippines and introduced their own construction methodology to the native Filipinos, the Filipinos simply upgraded their own native architecture by adopting and incorporating the Chinese and Spanish influences in terms of construction technology and aesthetics.
Philippines is not boring. Lots to see and explore!
Exactly! So much to see even locally 🇵🇭
LOVE, love, love hour videos.
Thank you soooooo much!!!😭😭😭😭
Those food critics are absolutely right 🎉
So probably a day tour may be enough for visitors who can’t afford to indulge an overnight stay. At least with the package tour, you can explore the place whole day, have a snack or lunch and enjoy the sunset. 😉❤️ It’s nostalgic to be transported back in time. The Oriente Hotel is like a royal palace in Europe and cruising the Esteros Binondo is supposed to be what it’s look like pre war. Unfortunately, Manila was heavily destroyed during WW II that most of the architecture and ancestral houses didn’t survive. That’s why you don’t find any sights of pre war buildings except in Intramuros area.
Love that place! Pricey for most of us but I would say it's definitely worth it.
Definitely including it in our list. By the way, love your dress. 😊 where can we buy those dresses
Oh thank you so much!!! The first funky dress is from Zara. So comfy and festive. I used the belt of the dress as a bow for my hair🤪
The wine colored dress is from Amazon. OWNGIGI Women's Summer Dresses... www.amazon.com/dp/B0C777VN5S?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
@@MomDuty thanks for the info. I've noticed it since you were in Balai Alegria. 😄 the dresses complements you perfectly. 🙂
Wow. This surely is our next trip! Your vlog is the best about the acuzar.
If you want to go somewhere new, this place is perfect. There's not a lot of guests/tourists even on peak seasons. It's pretty isolated though. If you want to go to leave and go the city center to eat and stuff, it's a far drive.
This place really shocked us. I didn’t expect the vibe there. Not only is it stunning, but it has a rich history AND it’s magical. So hard to explain☺️
Definitely will visit this place, thank you guys😊
Amazing, thanks for sharing ❤
Beautiful ❤❤❤ thank you for featuring this unique historical interesting place my family is considering to visit stay this place thankyou mom duty ❤
I have been there more than a couple of times. Each time it just is more beautiful.
Yes! I totally believe that. It’s such a magical place. Can’t wait to go back.
Wow that place is expensive! I want to do that boat with breakfast! I definitely would visit but not staying there.
Wow! That place is amazing… nothing like it. Makes you feel like you are in Europe ❤❤❤
Beautiful! When I go home I will definitely visit this place! Thank you for showcasing it.
Please do! You don’t have to actually spend the night there (although I do recommend it). You will LOVE IT!!!!
#2 time 3:50 seconds, you just finished checking in. The tall hanging shell lamps, we brought two of them home in 1979, one red and one white. I wired them to
hang in the house. This was when 70 lb boxes were common and no extra cost.