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Saturday, July 6, 2024

DIY Budget Travel In Israel: Day 5 Part 1 Old Joppa

July 8, 2019
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This is a photo and video journal of Day 5 Part 1 of our DIY budget travel to Israel featuring our visit to old Jaffa.

DIY Budget Travel to Bali, Indonesia Day 1 - The Arrival

May 1-2, 2019

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This is a photo and video journal of our budget travel to Bali, Indonesia featuring our arrival at Ngurah Rai International Airport, commonly known as Bali International Airport.

TRAVELLING AS IT IS: A WALK FROM FARMER'S MARKET, CUBAO, QUEZON CITY

August 8, 2017
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Traveling AS IT IS- a raw video compilation of my traveling experiences local and abroad. Traveling nowadays is defined as airplane flights, hotel or hostels booking, fancy hi-tech cameras and drones. My concept of traveling is just a short walk around your place or a road trip going to your work or family. There are so many things to discover, lots of friendly local people to meet, street food to taste, feel and hear the noise of busy streets - enjoying life as it is!

This is a video of my short walk from Farmer's Plaza to our project in Regalia Tower C.

Sunday, August 6, 2017

ROUGH ELEPHANT RIDE IN CHANG PUAK CAMP, DAMNOEN SADUAK, THAILAND

September 17, 2016
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TRAVELLING AS IT IS! - is an unedited video footage of my travelling experience. My concept of travelling is riding public transportation, road trip from home to a job destination or just a stroll around the neighborhood. You can hear, feel and see the “REAL” sights & sounds of a place or destination that are usually not tourist trail. There are lot of street food to taste, adventures to seek, lots of local people to meet as well as fellow travelers wanting to share their own personal experiences. ENJOYING LIFE - AS IT IS!

Start: CHANG PUAK CAMP

Destination: ELEPHANT SANCTUARY

Mode of Transportation: ELEPHANT

During our company sponsored outing in Thailand, we trekked upon the narrow foot path -riding at the back of an elephant.

The rough elephant ride at Chang Puak camp in Damnoen Saduak, Thailand brings back my childhood memory. I remember the days when my friends took me for a ride at the back of a carabao (water buffalo) to fetch their herd back home. I remember our bumpy ride through the muddy rice fields of our hometown Pampanga. This ride is similar but the elephant’s back is higher. The trail is not as rough as the rice fields maybe because the tour operator doesn’t want any untoward accident to happen. But since it’s my first time to ride an elephant, it’s a travel adventure really worth filming.