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Philippinen Reisen

My Trip to the Philippines

Das Video zu den Philippinen ist endlich fertig und hier ist das Ergebnis! Viel Spaß beim Anschauen 🙂

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  • Ahhh those early mornings at a local bakery when I was standing in line with the locals to order four Banh Mis and watch the lady get the buns freshly out of the oven. Who would say No to a Banh Mi for less than 50cents? Plus, it's the best one on the island (trust me)!
  • The most perfectly decorated lunch spot right next to our diving center 💕
  • My favorite spot in Saigon 🙏🏽 definitely a place where you can find a few minutes of peace in the midst of this bustling city
  • YAS! Best moment of the entire trip - you can probably tell by the look on my face... I waited four years to finally eat those delicious crêpes that my aunt sells at a local market. And yes, my second crêpe was already in the making 🙌🏽
  • Wish I was there to see my family's rice plants sprout and grow 🌾It's so much work to take care of the fields - from planting to harvest - and in the end, after months of work, you get less money for a bag of rice than for a handful of mushrooms that grow within two weeks.
  • This is my happy little place in Thailand - my second home... This is the way I have perceived it ever since I first flew there at 6 months old - wooden houses, chicken roaming around in (what we Europeans never would consider as) a kitchen or living room. Sleeping on matresses, no beds. Showering with rain water that has been collected in a giant vessel, using a medium size bowl to get the water and pour it over your head. Watching my cousins try to catch fish with their bare hands in our pond at the backyard. Climbing up coconut trees to get my aunt some coconut juice so that she could make me my favorite Thai dessert. This is my Thailand - basic, but so beautiful 💕
  • #tb to one of the best Airbnbs I've ever stayed at - traditional wooden Khmer interior 😍
  • Growing up with two religions and languages has taught me a lot about seeing the world from different perspectives. My mom taught me how to pray properly in a temple, so every time I visit a Wat, I make time to pray for my family and what I appreciate in life.
  • Rule No. 1 in this tropical heat: stay hydrated (and seek shade)
  • It still feels very surreal ✧
  • Currently craving this yummy egg benedict that I had for breakfast at my favorite coffee place in Siem Reap ☕︎
  • This hotel in Siem Reap got me thinking about an own home like this in Thailand ♡ traditional wooden interior combined with a modern touch... I just love it

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  • Ahhh those early mornings at a local bakery when I was standing in line with the locals to order four Banh Mis and watch the lady get the buns freshly out of the oven. Who would say No to a Banh Mi for less than 50cents? Plus, it's the best one on the island (trust me)!
  • The most perfectly decorated lunch spot right next to our diving center 💕
  • My favorite spot in Saigon 🙏🏽 definitely a place where you can find a few minutes of peace in the midst of this bustling city
  • YAS! Best moment of the entire trip - you can probably tell by the look on my face... I waited four years to finally eat those delicious crêpes that my aunt sells at a local market. And yes, my second crêpe was already in the making 🙌🏽
  • Wish I was there to see my family's rice plants sprout and grow 🌾It's so much work to take care of the fields - from planting to harvest - and in the end, after months of work, you get less money for a bag of rice than for a handful of mushrooms that grow within two weeks.
  • This is my happy little place in Thailand - my second home... This is the way I have perceived it ever since I first flew there at 6 months old - wooden houses, chicken roaming around in (what we Europeans never would consider as) a kitchen or living room. Sleeping on matresses, no beds. Showering with rain water that has been collected in a giant vessel, using a medium size bowl to get the water and pour it over your head. Watching my cousins try to catch fish with their bare hands in our pond at the backyard. Climbing up coconut trees to get my aunt some coconut juice so that she could make me my favorite Thai dessert. This is my Thailand - basic, but so beautiful 💕

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