Last Day in Balanga, The Storm Rolls South

Miguel's final, rain-soaked day in Balanga. He checks on his new apartment, eats adobong dilaw one last time, hears a story about Bataan's clay pots, and wrestles with the monsoon's hold on his plans to reach Mindoro. Includes the real costs of a wet-season day, from coffee to a tricycle ride. ☕ Enjoying the show? Help keep every episode free — buymeacoffee.com/paris2tokyo Plan your trip to Philippines: eSIM & data · Tours & tickets · Airport transfers · Car rental · Travel insurance · Hotels & full Philippines guide → Some links are affiliate links. Episode 19 of Philippines Travel Podcast with Miguel Santos. Miguel Santos is in Balanga, Philippines. Places in this episode: Poblacion, Plaza Mayor de Ciudad de Balanga, The Beanery, The Grounded Cafe, Bataan Provincial Capitol, Talisay River, Balanga Wetland & Nature Park, Ciao Restorante. Covered: Monsoon travel logistics, Local food adobong dilaw, Balanga cost of living, Bataan historical memory, Clay pottery heritage, ACR I-Card annual report. Chapters:00:00 Poblacion01:54 City street heavy rain02:56 The Grounded Cafe04:31 Bataan Provincial Capitol05:35 Souvenir shop interior06:32 Ciao Restorante07:28 Talisay River A full transcript of this episode is available in supported apps. #Balanga #Bataan #MonsoonTravel #Philippines #TravelVlog #DeathMarch #MtSamat #AdobongDilaw #Mangrove #WetlandPark #MindoroFerry #BangaFestival #ClayPot #BataanHistory #SalamatBalanga #RainyDay #SoloTravel https://www.paris2tokyo.com/podcasts/philippines/