HOW IS THIS PARK IN CEBU PHILIPPINES SO CHILL? (Q Park) 

And thank you so much for watching and commenting!

Thanks so much. Really glad you're liking the videos

Naaa its not a compostela series hahaha. Though the next video will be there as well. We are just kinda all over the place now. Going wherever is calling us that day. May even drive to south Cebu and hit a couple spots there

I just film in the water on the gopro. It can get wet. I want a waterproof housing for the big camera, but i don't have one yet.

Have fun!

Thats was actually my first ever attempt to to a hyperlapse and it was all handheld. Super glad you liked it hahaha

@@WeWander It was actually great for first time

We have actually already made videos for all these waterfalls haha

Haha we really did! I mean it was super sunny and hot, but at least it was clear and no one was there haha

Mount Mago is our next video actually

Thats true i really need to try it. I will get back with the results

We have done many G and A but most were live. We will do more in the future. Thanks for watching

Good question. I think they're just lucky that COVID19 is not super infecting Cebu province as much as the US or Europe. It already killed 400,000 lives in the US alone. They are already worried if they have a two digit COVID19 positive rate daily. Maybe their immune system is much stronger for living a much simpler lifestyles than in advanced countries where people are eating highly processed foods and sedentary watching TV. None of them have the vaccine yet and the province already opened their tourism sector although it is still limited for the above 65 and below 15 years old. I wish the US will open up soon as the vaccines are rolling out to the states, county and city level since mid December. We're tired of staying at home and doing nothing.

This is a great question. Gonna awnser it publicly at the end of the next video

@@NurseTalking No. Tourism in Cebu is open to all ages, from infants to centenarians since August but only to local Cebu residents. Our family with my 12-year old daughter already went to many places around Cebu as our Taiwan trip was cancelled last year. We went to southern towns and some attractions within Cebu City, from the beaches to the mountains with no problem. The only thing you need to follow is observe mandatory health protocol like wearing of face mask and in some cases, face shield. Face shield is required only when taking public transport or inside malls and most establishments and offices in the city but not required in rural areas. Face mask is enough when touring rural towns especially when inside hotels/resorts and restaurants.

@@lionhearted1969 OMG, but is freshwater in swimming pools guaranteed safe enough? I mean, if you're in the beaches maybe, or out in the seas, it's the safest bec. saltwater is some kind of antibacterial(from what i've learned)...I mean, if I have to choose, I'd rather not be in a swimmingpool

@@lionhearted1969 Good to know that it's totally opened. So no more restrictions but always observing the health protocols. Dili lang gyud mo compiancia usa. But the city of Cebu and Lapulapu, that depends on their LGU if they open up na o dili sa. The crowding in the city is not hard to avoidable so better be safe than sorry.

It is hahaha

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