10:52 Boracay will never the same again as it was during their boom town. Dumami na mga big building, malls and all na sa totoo lang, lalong nagpapadagdag dumi sa mga gilid gilid ng boracay.
Sa totoo lang white sand kasi ang panlaban ng boracay, been to many places and beaches abroad wlang makatalo sa sand ng boracay, mas fine pa sa Maldives
Boracay is a nightmare you'd want to forget. Almost lahat ng magjowang kakilala ko at kasabay, nagbebreak after pumunta. And paguwi mo triple ang pagod at stress, at ang pinagipunan mo ng ilang bwan, sunog lahat. In a few years, you're not even proud nakapunta ka. All you remember from the trip is kung gaano ka inhuman ang ingay and how stressed you are. Only squammies na never pang nakapageroplano ang gustong 'magbora' and once they're back, you never hear any good experience, only na 'nakapagbora' sila. And yes, white sand, that's it.
Pero pag naalter na ang natural look ng lugar, nawawala na ang ganda. So Cook Islands though, kahit may mga 5 stars na resorts, Hindi naman nila ginagawa sa mga beach nila yan. Tapos bawal magtayo ng building na mas magtaas pa sa pinakataas na puno ng niyog. It still looks like a raw paradise.
1:12 yun nga eh pero sya tong ang daming kuda. Ang daming hanash. Daming kuskos balungos. Pwede ba??Yung ugali nya sa Maynila dinadala nya dyan sa probinsya.
4:26 may care siya kasi bukod sa family niya, andyan ang business niya. Kung tutuusin dayo siya kaya hindi maiwasang mag doubt sa sincerity niya. And yung line na "Now we see others coming in for the estitiqqqq" Coming from her pa talaga! Isn't that the same reason why she chose to live there? For an estitiqqqq life?
Gusto mo protect home mo? Balik school and then mag mayor ka then pataas. You’ll have institutional knowledge, real life knowledge and genuine passion to serve and care for your Siargao home, ala Vico. Gora.
Why not call for a better government action and improvements instead? Huy ante wala pa din maayos na ospital dyan.. yun sana unahin nya talakan.. o hindi matalakan kasi close sila????
Even in Hawaii buildings and luxury hotels will built nearby in the shorelines area and it creates a lot of job opportunities bakit sa Siargao daming tutol kung ikakaunlad naman ng pamumuhay sa mga locals doon.
More properties, more people, more money coming in. More services needed, more jobs needed. More demands rise, prices rise.
Basic necessities becomes unreachable for the locals. They abandon their nature-friendly way of living to become tour guides and sugar babies to foreigners. When the foreigners leave, they leave with them. In a decade, foreigners now outnumber local residents, continuing to pollute and destroy natural resources because no hotel EVER has improved nature. In a few decades it is now simply a dead, smelly, concrete island with hotels and hookers that everyone will avoid because of its pollution, diseases, and overpriced beer. Like Puerto Galera (which I'm sure has improved now, but in the late 2000s, it was as dirty as Manila Bay and just as ridden with STDs).
Same feels when I went to Bantayan Island last week. Nagulat ako, may malaking hotel na sa harap ng Kota Beach. Nakakalungkot na di magtatagal. Mawawala na pagiging island vibes ng lugar. Maging commercialized na.
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
.jpg)
It is going to be like Boracay one day.
ReplyDeleteBoracay is overrated. Nung napunta ako dun sabi ko bakit ang dumi at ang daming kalat. Never na ako bumalik.
Delete10:52 Boracay will never the same again as it was during their boom town. Dumami na mga big building, malls and all na sa totoo lang, lalong nagpapadagdag dumi sa mga gilid gilid ng boracay.
DeleteSa totoo lang white sand kasi ang panlaban ng boracay, been to many places and beaches abroad wlang makatalo sa sand ng boracay, mas fine pa sa Maldives
DeleteBoracay is a nightmare you'd want to forget. Almost lahat ng magjowang kakilala ko at kasabay, nagbebreak after pumunta. And paguwi mo triple ang pagod at stress, at ang pinagipunan mo ng ilang bwan, sunog lahat. In a few years, you're not even proud nakapunta ka. All you remember from the trip is kung gaano ka inhuman ang ingay and how stressed you are. Only squammies na never pang nakapageroplano ang gustong 'magbora' and once they're back, you never hear any good experience, only na 'nakapagbora' sila. And yes, white sand, that's it.
DeleteMagtatayo na ng hotel jan Robinson or sm nabasa ko lang
ReplyDeleteNot a mall, it’s a luxury resort. Siargaonons won’t let developers build a mall on the island.
Delete12:06 wala akong sinabi na mall LOL basahin mo
Delete1206 merong RLC ang Robinsons, SMDC naman ang SM. Hindi lang malls at land development ang meron sila, madami pa
DeleteSows. Eh isa nga sya sa ginawang pangkabuhayan yung Siargao eh
ReplyDeleteyes she did pero she bought a property that was already there. ang point nya is ung mga big builders who are destroying ung mga untouched areas
DeleteEh sya nga na hinde dun lumaki eh concerned beh
DeleteHindi ka ba masaya na nagiging progressive na ang liblib na lugar na yan? Daming reklamo eh di ka naman legit na taga Siargao. 🙄
ReplyDeletePero pag naalter na ang natural look ng lugar, nawawala na ang ganda. So Cook Islands though, kahit may mga 5 stars na resorts, Hindi naman nila ginagawa sa mga beach nila yan. Tapos bawal magtayo ng building na mas magtaas pa sa pinakataas na puno ng niyog. It still looks like a raw paradise.
DeleteKailangan ba ang tao maging "legit" na taga Siargao to give a damn about what is happening there? Babaw mo
DeleteLegit taga Siargao ang asawa nya
DeleteHinde man legit pero may care Sa Siargao, eh ikaw?
DeleteTama, noong binagyo ang Siargao hndi nga cya nakitang namigay. During that time she was already earning millions na with her vlog.
Delete1:12 yun nga eh pero sya tong ang daming kuda. Ang daming hanash. Daming kuskos balungos. Pwede ba??Yung ugali nya sa Maynila dinadala nya dyan sa probinsya.
Delete4:26 may care siya kasi bukod sa family niya, andyan ang business niya. Kung tutuusin dayo siya kaya hindi maiwasang mag doubt sa sincerity niya. And yung line na "Now we see others coming in for the estitiqqqq"
DeleteComing from her pa talaga! Isn't that the same reason why she chose to live there? For an estitiqqqq life?
May businesses din naman siya diyan
ReplyDeleteGanun talaga andie,,sa ayaw at gusto natin mgbabago talaga ang landscape
ReplyDeleteI agree!
ReplyDeleteGusto mo protect home mo? Balik school and then mag mayor ka then pataas. You’ll have institutional knowledge, real life knowledge and genuine passion to serve and care for your Siargao home, ala Vico. Gora.
ReplyDeleteWhy not call for a better government action and improvements instead? Huy ante wala pa din maayos na ospital dyan.. yun sana unahin nya talakan.. o hindi matalakan kasi close sila????
ReplyDeleteDi ba? Kung gusto nya talaga mapakinggan sya, NAME DROP BEHHHH
DeleteBaka daw kasi masugatan na naman yung anak ni Karen pag nag surfing dyan. Wala pa naman world class na ospital daw sa island. Just saying.
ReplyDeleteSus eh kayo kayo din nagrrave sa Siargao na yan. Napakamahal di ba? lol
ReplyDeleteGirl dayo ka din dyan.
ReplyDeleteSad lang dahil ung mga hanash nya walang impact masyado because of her own "nega" image
ReplyDeleteEven in Hawaii buildings and luxury hotels will built nearby in the shorelines area and it creates a lot of job opportunities bakit sa Siargao daming tutol kung ikakaunlad naman ng pamumuhay sa mga locals doon.
ReplyDeleteKaya nga ang pangit na ng Hawaii.
DeleteMore properties, more people, more money coming in. More services needed, more jobs needed.
DeleteMore demands rise, prices rise.
Basic necessities becomes unreachable for the locals. They abandon their nature-friendly way of living to become tour guides and sugar babies to foreigners. When the foreigners leave, they leave with them. In a decade, foreigners now outnumber local residents, continuing to pollute and destroy natural resources because no hotel EVER has improved nature. In a few decades it is now simply a dead, smelly, concrete island with hotels and hookers that everyone will avoid because of its pollution, diseases, and overpriced beer. Like Puerto Galera (which I'm sure has improved now, but in the late 2000s, it was as dirty as Manila Bay and just as ridden with STDs).
AE having NIMBY issues :D :D :D Where were you when the other islands were being gutted? ;) ;) ;)
ReplyDeleteSimilar to what's happening in Liwliwa now. The ocean claimed back what it originally owns. The structures were washed out.
ReplyDeleteSame feels when I went to Bantayan Island last week. Nagulat ako, may malaking hotel na sa harap ng Kota Beach. Nakakalungkot na di magtatagal. Mawawala na pagiging island vibes ng lugar. Maging commercialized na.
ReplyDeletePag yang Siargao na-abuso ng mga koreano at mga sandamakmak nilang korean restaurants, that place will be done for
ReplyDeleteWhy did the government allow the developer to remove the reefs?
ReplyDeleteYou should see Alona Bohol. Grabe din. Tsk tsk
ReplyDeletedone na sila sa Boracay, So Siargao naman after nyan hahanap na naman sila ng bagong isla.. its a cycle.
ReplyDeleteAnother corruption
ReplyDeleteDayo ka lang din dyan girl.
ReplyDelete